Two Bombers Crash Kill Ten in Midwest and South
Kansas and South Dakota air losses killed ten airmen when B47 bombers crashed within about an hour. Capt Floyd Ray Shirk of Rapid City died near his home. four others died near Westmoreland Kansas. Names and origins of five more crewmen from Rapid City and Westmoreland were released as investigators began. In Charlotte, North Carolina, a Lowry AFB T33 trainer crashed near the airport killing two pilots, with next of kin to be notified.
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Kan
Kansas
South Dakota
Floyd Ray Shirk
Rapid City
S. D
Shirk
Forbes Air Force Base
Topeka
Ellsworth Afb
Smoky Hill Afb
Saline
Westmoreland
Air Force
Willam L. Youman
Rost Marie Yuman
Columbus
Ohio
Robert Eugene ‘Lambiaso
Laura M. Giberson
Peoria
Joseph E. McHugh
Josephine McHugh
Mobile
Ala
Charles Gosney
Burnie Irene Gosney
Kansas ‘City
Joseph “L
Petal
Jon
Petek
Pueblo
Cole
Frederick G. Wheeler
Menlo Park
Calif
Bolen
Los Altos
Thomas H. Waggoner
New Castle
Ind
John J. Platt
Jersey City
Nlt
Kenneth R. Patterson
Detroit
Charlotte
N. C
Lowry Air Force Base
Colo
W. J. Payne
Charlotte Air National Guard
Lowry
Two men charged with stealing cars yet again
Chicago report says Thomas Kalder and Gene Webb, both in their late twenties, were charged with stealing fourteen automobiles while out on bail for another car theft. A judge told them their case was hopeless as they were re-arrested.
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Chicago
Thomas Kalder
Gene Webb
Abbott Sentenced to Death Row for Kidnap Slaying
Burton W. Abbott was moved to San Quentin death row after being sentenced by Superior Judge Charles Wade Snook for the kidnapping and murder of 14 year old Stephanie Bryan. Abbott, a UC Berkeley student, faced a bomb threat and appealed the verdict through his attorneys Harold Howe and Stanley Whitney.
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Oakland
Burton W. Abbott
San Quentin
Stephanie Bryan
University of California
Charles Wade Snook
Abbott
Harold Howe
Stanley Whitney
State Supreme Court
California An
Judge Rules Windfalls Improper in Housing Case and Riots
Federal Judge Albert V. Bryan ruled government backed apartment profits in Ohio and Virginia improper and allowed the government to pursue recovery of about 24 million dollars. The decision involved Beverly Manor in Columbus and Shirley Duet in Alexandria, while dismissing a suit by developers to block government takeovers.
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Albert V. Bryan
Ohio
Virginia
Bryan
Columbus
Auuleiet
Carson
Joans
Rich Plant
Holt
Foundry
Federal Housing Administrat
Tuscaloosa
W. Co
Ion
Drive
Tompkins
R-Ind
Har vard trained scientist wounded in Becktman knife attack
A 49 year oldHarvard trained scientist Dr Robert J Anwyer stabbed four coworkers and himself with a three inch pocket knife in the Agra division plant of Beckman Instruments in Los Angeles metro area. He is in serious condition at Los Angeles General Hospital and jailed on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon.
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Los Angeles
Wfi
Los Angeles General Hospital
Robert J. Anwyer
Agra
Beckman
Famed Ford 1904 Racer to Race Again at Speed Weeks
Daytona Beach Florida hosts the 1904 Ford racer 999 to run again Sunday. Curator William Distin of the Henry Ford Museum says the car has been overhauled and is in running condition with mechanic Kenneth Schwartz preparing demonstrations during speed weeks. The 1904 run on ice at Lake St Clair, Michigan. Spider Huff assisted Ford by aiding fuel flow.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Henry Ford
William Distin
Henry Ford Museum
Kennth Schwartz
Lake St. Clairoté
New Baltimore
Mich
Segregation Rally Ends With Calls For Massive Resistance
Senator Eastland spoke at a 12,000 strong white citizens rally in Montgomery urging resistance to integration and to fight court orders. A noted attack occurred at a Pasadena hospital scene where Dwyer stabbed bystanders. victims included Brawner and Taylor, with police subduing the assailant. Governor Folsom criticized mob rule amid Alabama integration protests as Sen Engelhardt urged calm and the concert band performed afterward.
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Montgomery
Ala
Sen
Eastland
D-Miss
Ists
White Citizens Council
U. S. Supreme Court
State Coliseum
University of Alabama
Folsom
Sam Engelhardt
Rec
Alabame
NAACP
Autherine Lucy
University
National Assn. For
University ‘Board of Trustees
Lucy
Onder
James C. Eastland
Miss
Air Crash Injures El Toro Airman in Pomona
An airman from El Toro Marine Air Station, Lt. James E. Edmark, was injured Friday when a jet skimmed a park area and crashed into a wire fence near Lam, causing fractures and multiple cuts. The incident occurred amid a broader scene of Civil rights tensions and parade events involving Boy Scout groups in Alabama and nationwide.
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ST. Louis
Pomona
Calif
Marine Panther
Toro
Catif
Vastizrine
Edmark
Solon Demands U.S. Recall Ambitious Debate on Bases
The piece reports mixed political debate on U S defense policy with Solon urging recall of U S troops abroad and opponents citing campus activity and workers from B F Goodrich as possible students. The dialogue touches on the Vodarov Doctrine and Atlantic defense strategy, mentioning figures like Dean Carson and Senator Georgelot.
Local Angler Reports Suspicious Worm Count
A local angler alerted police after suspecting a drug dealer was counting worms in bait shipments. Officials reviewed the latest consignment as the scene drew attention to strange, slimy hours and unclear details.
California moves to rebury Sutter with pension aid
Rep. Younger of California introduces legislation to revive a $50,000 1856 government claim by John Sutter. The funds would pass to Sutter's only living granddaughter, Anna Young of Daly City, California, to finance his burial in California despite the pioneer dying in poverty after squatters overran his land.
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Washington
California
Younger
Sutter
Anna
Young
Daly City
Calif
Queen and Duke Entrain for Lagos Town Tour
Queen Elizabeth I and the Duke of Edinburgh left Lagos for a hastily arranged royal train journey about 200 miles. The four hour trip included royal accommodations with a tub and shower bath and a rear observation platform.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Elizabeth I
Duke of Edinburgh
Siadang
Mad Dog Will Waive Extradition in Murder Case
Leslie Irvin, known as Mad Dog, told reporters he would waive extradition to Indiana where he faces a death sentence for murder. Irvin, 31, currently in San Francisco city jail, said he would not resist extradition on advice of his attorney Theodore Lockyear Jr. Evansville lawyers Lockyear and James Lopp said they were done with the case. A separate note reports an Evansville pipe regulator escaped while awaiting transit to the electric chair in Michigan City. Police recovered him here for lacking a docked status with stolen diamonds.
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Francisco
Leslie
Glad Dog
Irvin
Indiana
Thesday Irvin
City
Theodore ‘Lockyear Jr
Evansville
Ind
Lockyear
James Lopp
Michigan City
Mollet Home as Paris Rioters Confront Police
Premier Mollet returned from Algeria to face protests on the Champs Elysees. Rioters, mostly students, clashed with police, throwing stones and smashing windows at the Express office linked to Mendes-France. Police dispersed several hundred demonstrators guarding the doors.
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Paris
Upi
Guy Molet
Algeria
Champs Elysses
Express
Pierre Mendes-Frence
Mollet
Othe
Republican Rally Movement
Jiron Grill
Youths Start Life Terms for Lifelong Slaying Case
Bakersfield youths Darrell Stendridge aged 16, Danick Green 45, and Lloyd Sewell 17 were sentenced to life terms for the Mojave ranch caretaker Benjamin F. Butler murder. Superior Judge Robert Lamber declared them unfit for juvenile processing and ordered transfer to Chino State Prison after pleas of guilty to first degree murder following psychiatrist findings of sanity.
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Bakersfield
Taree
Tfe
Mojave ‘Ranch
Robert Lamber
Fridey
Benjamin F. Butler
Chino State Prison
Darrell Stendridge
Danick ‘Green
Lloyd Sewell
Lancaster
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