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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1954

Page

21

Missing in Accidents on Klamath River

YREKA California reports an extensive Sunday search on the Klamath River failed to locate three men missing after two Saturday accidents near Happy Camp. A motorist plunged into the river and two plane searchers disappeared. Surviving witnesses described a woman, Esther Aubrey, 16, and Johnny Weigle, 18, aboard the plane as it went down while seeking the driver. Deputy Sheriff Willie Feters assisted, piloting a light plane piloted by Duane Winslow, 44, when the craft crashed into the river amid the search for the victims.

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FBI Adds 43 Year Old Robber to Most Wanted List

The FBI places Akron Ohio native Dye on its ten most wanted fugitives list after cross state lines to evade prosecution. Dye, medium build with blue eyes and brown hair, priorly served time in West Virginia prison for robbery and burglary and escaped in 1946 during a raid in Akron with Orla Games.

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Nazareth Sermon Sparks Uproar as Jesus Escapes Capernaum

In Nazareth the crowd, astonished by Jesus' reading of Isa 61, questions his lineage. Jesus cites prophets' selective miracles, prompting anger. They drive him toward a cliff, but he vanishes, later reaching Capernaum. The fragment ends with a reader asking for interpretation.

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