Nine Killed as Plane Burns in Missouri Crash
A USAF KC97 refueling plane crashed near Windsor Missouri on routine training killing nine airmen. Two crewmen parachuted to safety from about 240 feet and survived. Names of the dead include Lt. Larry Hing and Capt. Ralph Colton, with rescuers Walter Palk and Stanley Beach among the survivors.
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Windsor
Air Force
Missouri
Sedalia Air Force Ba
Walter A. Palk
Knoxville
Tenn
Stanley ©. Beach
Lambert Lake
Sgt. Polk
Sgt. Beach
Larry ©. Hing
Mt. Vernon
Russell Fletcher
Columbus
Ohio
Los Angeles
Ralph D. Colton
Hartville
John Vandekraats
Pella
Iowa
Mayor Norris Poulson Pushes $60 Million Sewer Bond
Los Angeles mayor Norris Poulson wrote to 52 candidates for council and the Board of Education urging endorsement of a $60 million sewer bond on the April 5 ballot. He called for full support in the campaign period.
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Los Angeles
Norris Poulson
Council
Board of Education
Elizabeth Taylor to have second child in Santa Monica
Elizabeth Taylor wife of actor Michael Wilding enters Santa Monica Hospital for the birth of her second child. The date coincides with her 29th birthday. Doctors expect deliver by Caesarean section, as with her first son born in January 1953.
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Santa Monica
Elizabeth Taylor
Michael Wilding
Santa Monica Hospital
Lithuanians Plan Organization Meet
A local Lithuanian American Community chapter will be organized at 2 p m Sunday in a meeting at the Silver Wishbone 266 South St Speakers will include Dr J Bielskis Lithuanian consul Anthony F Skirius publisher of Lithuanian Days magazine B Gediminas director of the Lithuanian Melody Hour radio program Prof K Alminas of Loyola University and John Krakus Long Beach businessman persons of Lithuanian descent are invited.
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Silver Wishbone
South St
J. Bielskis
Anthony F. Skirius
B. Gediminas
Prof
K. Alminas
Loyola University
John Krancus
Long Beach
McCarthy foe sells Sauk Prairie Star over recall fallout
Gore, who led a recall opposition club and faced a state election law ruling, sold the Sauk Prairie Star to Elmer and Robert Anderson of Crosby Mina. Terms not disclosed. He cited post recall repercussions and personal family pressures as his reason for selling after 80 years in newspapers. The local recall opposition club was fined $4,200 and appealing.
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Sauk City
Wis
le Roys
Gore
Sen
McCart
R.wis
Sauk Prairie
The
Star
State Supreme Court
Demo Chiefs Predict Adoption of Tax Cut
Democratic leaders in Congress appear poised to pass a $20 per person income tax cut with a late vote possible this week. The plan, tied to extending current corporate tax rates, faces GOP resistance in the Senate where leaders hope to block it.
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Washington
House
Virginia
Eisenhower
GOP
Martin
R-Mass
Rep
Halleck
R-Ind
Jin
Rayburn
Dtex
Senate
Sen
Bridges
Senate Republicans
Senate Gop
Knowland
California
Byrd
D-Va
George
D-Ga
Senate Democrats
Senate Finance Committee
Editors Tour Starts 32-Day International Journey
New York editors begin the fourth annual Editors Tour proceeding to Athens Berlin Belgrade Bonn Cairo Istanbul Paris Rome and London on a 32 day itinerary. James Wick of Wick Newspapers organizes and will join in Paris. The group departed Idjewild Airport aboard a Trans World Airways Constellation en route to their first stop.
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New York
Sadio
Athens
Berlin
Belgrade
Bonn
Cairo
Istanbul
Paris
Rome
London
Moscow
James Wick
Wicx
Idjewild Airo
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Lakewood Blvd
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George Putnam
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