Plane Falls in Florida With No Sign of Explosion
Reports state the plane crashed in a swampy area several miles west of Miami International Airport near the Tamiami Trail. A squall line was reported nearby as the takeoff occurred. investigators saw no fuselage signs of an ex, and pilots mention possible emergency landing attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ities
Wallace
Miami
Tamiami Trail
U.S
Coast Guard
Everglades National Park
State Forest
Roy W. Almquist
Rosemont
Minn
Florida
Tampa
Ralph B. Maxwell
Gordon Swann
Shark River
Lanotte Named Director at First National Here
Loyd M Lanotte president of Time Freight Inc elected to the board of directors of First National Bank here following a monthly bank meeting. He joined Time Freight in 1953 and has served as president since 1958. He is active in civic and industrial affairs and holds multiple local posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyd M. Lanotte
T.I.M.E. Freight, Inc
First National
Lanotte
National Motor Freight Company
United Fund
Chamber of Commerce
Western Highway Institute
ATA Regular Common Carriers Conference
Middle West Tariff Bureau
Red Raider Club
Helen
Nick
Dan
Lubbock View Christian Church
43Rd St
Wreckage Sighted 43 Miles Southwest of Miami Iowa
Proximity marker locates the northwest Orient Airlines jet wreckage about 43 miles southwest of Miami Iowa with 43 persons aboard as reported by AP wirephoto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Search for Lost Ship Called Off
The Coast Guard called off the Atlantic phase of the search for the Tanker Marine Sulphur Queen. Four planes continued scanning the Gulf of Mexico while the vessel and its 39 crew remain missing after a weeklong routine run from Beaumont Texas to Norfolk Virginia. The molten sulphur cargo could cause a catastrophic explosion if exposed to seawater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
UPS
Coast Guard
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Beaumont
Tex
Norfolk
Balloon Launching Rescheduled for Mars Tape Study
Princeton University scientists report a balloon launch to record Mars atmosphere spectra using a 660 foot tall Stratoscope II package. The giant tandem balloon event, postponed by high winds, is planned for today to seek evidence about life on Mars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine, Tex
UPI
Princeton University
Mars
Cooper's Orbit Jaunt Pushed To Mid May
NASA shifted the planned MA-9 booster flight for astronaut Leroy Gordon Cooper Jr. to mid May after a flight control issue. The endurance mission would span about 18 to 22 orbits, marking the longest American orbital ride to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jouston
Leroy Gordon
R Jr
Center
Cooper
Story Of Two Fates Unfolds
Mrs Florence Swail of Niles told reporters a tale of two couples split by tragedy. Anton Smigel and wife Sal flew to Miami with Joe Srodelski and Rose, then each couple took different planes to Chicago to avoid sharing a crash fate. Flight 705 vanished after leaving Miami. Mrs Swail is sister of Mrs Smigel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
API
Florence Swail
Niles
Anton Smigel
Bank For Niles
Miami
Sal
Joe Srodelski
Park Ridge
Rose
Northwest Orient Airlines
Delta
Swant
Smigel
Downtown Development Corp Officials Plan Parking Changes
In a meeting city leaders and business advocates discuss creating better parking at downtown spots. Attending were G. P. Kuykendall James Baker Jack Payne John Halsey Joe Phillips Joe Nissar Bert Bernstein Rheta Martin Dr D M Wiggins A B Davis and Parker F Prouty president of the Downtown Development Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.P. Kuykendall
James Baker
Jack Payne
John Halsey
Joe Phillips
Connally Plan HITS SNAG in Texas Legislature
Senate debates the burglary tools bill amid delays as 21 quorum not met. House passes felony for possessing burglary tools with a felony-convicted only amendment. Other measures include redistricting plans for Harris and Dallas counties, tourist agency proposals, annexation bills, public meeting access, sulfur tax cut, and medical care for the aged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Senate
House
Legislative Committee
Harris County
Dallas County
Dallas
Bruce Alger
House State Affairs Committee
Chet Brooks
Houston
State ‘Affairs Committee
House Revenue and Taxation Committee
Texas
Louisiana
Constitutional Amendments Committee
Senate Water Committee
Water Development Board
Icy Weather Disrupts Texas Crops and Roads
A cold wave injures crops including cotton tomatoes and cantaloupes across West Texas. Alpine reports five inches of snow at noon with others receiving two inches in Lubbock Abilene San Angelo and more. Roads iced and schools closed across multiple districts with high absenteeism in Lubbock Public Schools and 31 traffic accidents reported by police.
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Texas
Alpine
Lubbock
Abilene
San Angelo
Marfa
el Paso
San Antonio
Victoria
Fredericksburg
Kerrville
Comfort
Austin
South Plains
Olton
Ropesville
Reese Afb
Frenship
Seminole
Meadow
Southland
Denver City
Cooper
Wellman
Muleshoe
Farwell
Sudan
Bula
Pep
Hermleigh
Ira
Fluvanna
Snyder
Seventh-Day Adventist
Body Believed Lost Under Ice After Falls Plunge
Police say the man swept over Horseshoe Falls Sunday likely will not be recovered until spring due to thick ice on the lower Niagara River. Unidentified, witnesses say he entered the rapids about 20 feet above the Canadian Falls. Dr. Thomas Stim of Amherst documented the plunge on color film. black and white photos from the film were released by Stim to AP.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
Horseshoe Falls
Niagara River
Thomas Stim
Amherst
Buffalo
N.Y
Stim
Associated Press
Ambhurst
British Atom Expert To Head Ship Study
LONDON AP Dr R G Hurst an atomic energy expert was named director of research for the British Ship Research Association. The government contemplates building the first nuclear driven ship, a freighter or liner. Hurst has led the atomic energy research establishment plant at Dounreay since I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
R. G. Hurst
British Ship Research Association
Hurat
Atomic Energy Research Establishment
Dounreay
Relatives search as Northwest Orient plane missing near Miami
Relatives from Illinois and other states gathered at the Fairfield airport awaiting news of Northwest Orient Flight 305 from Miami. Families described their routine Florida trips and watched for updates as the missing plane remained unaccounted for with the last arrival time showing 305 p.m.
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Larry Linn
William Melahn
Crystal S Lake
Arnold Melahn
Northwest Orient
Miami
Cary U
Lauderdale-by-the-sea
Fla
Melahn
Beulah
Florida
Fairfield
Rubin Chaplik
Chicago
Ellynne
Ivy
O'Hare
Northwest Orient Airlines
Snow Storms Hit Southeast With Arctic Cold North
The storm driven weather cut schools and traffic from Florida to the Appalachians and sent a polar air blast across the nation. Snow and rain soaked the South with up to a foot forecast in some areas and 16 below in Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachians
Florida
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Lone Rock
Wis
Alpena
Mich
Stevens Point
South
Wincchester
Weather Bureau
Washington
Virginia
New England
Salinger backs off 50 mile hike amid fitness council note
President hopeful Salinger acknowledged poor fitness after a six mile hike and said he will ease into walking more gradually. The Marine hike winner Lt. Donald Bernath crossed first in 11 hours 44 minutes with Rita Morris sprinting 25 yards at the finish. Maj. Gen. Wieseman attended, underscoring the event’s weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald L. Bernath
Bernath
Wauseon
Ohio
Frederick Wieseman
2Nd Marine Division
Rita Morris
Jacksonville
Miss Morris
Salinger
Council On Physical Fitness
White House
Physical Fitness Council
Council
Major differences remain as mayor awaits news on strike progress
Mayor Robert Wagner, ill with fever, waits for reports from publishers and striking printers amid a 67 day New York newspaper blackout. Aide says City Hall mediation hinges on those reports as differences persist. Elmer Brown blames publishers while urging economic pay and shorter hours as the key to settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Robert F. Wagner
City Hall
Wagner
Publishers Association of
New York City
Elmer Brown
Afl-Cio International Typographical Union
Brown
Colorado
Senators Clash Over Kennedy Policy and Skybolt Fallout
Senator Javits urged Kennedy to steady the ship after the Skybolt cancellation sparked criticism. Senate leader Mansfield and Humphrey urged an end to irresponsible talks. GOP lawmakers denied Keating statements and criticized perceived intraparty tensions amid broader foreign policy strains.
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Keating
House ‘Armed Services Committee
Stratton
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Mansfield
Javits
Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
United States
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Tloyd Lanotte
Igau
Coeat Miami
Everglades
Civil Aeronautics Board
Miamisquall
John McWorther
Civil Aeronautices Board
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Joseph E. Cain
P. R. Mallory Co
Cain
Cochairman
Stanton
Mick
Marvin Springer
Areo Ad A
Connally
Agee At
Frank Owen
Owen
C. Y. Mills
Mission
Franklin Spears
A. R.schwartz
Galveston
Fritz Thompson
Borger
Ochiltree
Hansford
Palo Duro River
William Moore
Bryan
Martin Dies Jr
Lufkin
Galloway Calhoun
Tyler
Calhoun
British Atom
Sal Smigel
van Smigel
Ridge
Northwest
Orient
James Eddleman
Dixie Dr
Methodist Hospital
Ware Houeran
Miley Williams Jr
1St Hospital
E Oneman
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
United Press International
Juan Garcia
Cornell St
West Tas Hospital
Duncan Lumber Co
William Arthur Gregg
Ute Ave
West Texas Hospital
Bill Gregg
Felix Diaz
Ave. H. Jon
St. Mary's Hospital
Sam Newman
E. 24Th St
Lauf Clinic
Jose Torrez
39Th St
Kenneth Kinneer
47Th
R. H. Fu Co
George Benjamin Barrington
Billy Jack Strawn
Ave. T
Texas Tech
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
York
Eastport
Maine
Block Island
R.I
Hillsborough County
Plant City
Sarasota
Benito Salinas
Supreme Beef Co
Henry C. Davis
Goodnight Hospital
Fred K. Ellison
Vincent Svec
Hurlwood
Porter Citnic Hospital
Hurlwood Gin
Moscow
Soviet Union
Tripoli
Libya
aUne Ela
Shia Green
Charles S. Joelson
D-Nj
Thare
Gop
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