Jet Dives Into Picnic Area Killing Seven
A jet crash near a Philadelphia camp touched off a fire that killed seven people and injured many as bystanders fled. Mrs Samuel Weiner described flames and fuel showering the bathhouse while others sought cover during a sudden rainstorm. Naval authorities questioned Butler athletic director at Boiling Springs High School after the incident.
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Aco
Searee Butler
Boiling Springs High School
Cumberland County
Philadelphia
Naval
Bus Crash Near Arnold Kills Three on Rainy US Route
A Greyhound bus bound from Memphis to St. Louis left a rainy highway mile south of Arnold and fell into a ravine. Three passengers died and 52 were injured, with four or five in critical condition at St. Joseph Hospital. Names tentatively identified include Mrs. Jessie Florence Matthews and two men. Rescue operations took four hours to remove victims.
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St. Joseph Hospital
Jessie Florence Matthews
Route 1
Repton
Cleothas Johnson
Olan North Summit
Ann Arbor
Mich
Jack Wesley
P.O. Box
Burdette
Ark
Workmien
FBI Nabs Trio In Kidnap Case
The FBI arrested three men in Taos area northern New Mexico and brought them to Santa Fe for suspected kidnapping and rape of a 10 year old Pueblo girl. Charges and arraignment were planned in Santa Fe. The girl was allegedly abducted July 2 near Costilla, 18 miles south of San Luis Colorado.
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Santa Fe, Num
UPC
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Colo
FBI
Taos
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Costilla
San Luis, Colo
Road to ambassador job packed with hurdles and tests
Washington reports a detailed guide for young men aiming at an ambassadorial post. Applicants face citizenship and age rules, a two part exam process including written and oral tests, security checks, and a lengthy career path. About 200 may win junior foreign service officer slots out of roughly 4000 applicants.
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Washington
Board of Foreign Service
Department of State
Foreign Service
U.S
McKinney
Switzerland
Presen
Pierre
Sxam
Pride and Prejudice
Tom Jones
Bon D. Wuthering Heights
Moby Dick
Vietnamese attack on newsmen draws protest in Saigon
South Viet Nam secret police assaulted nine reporters covering Buddhist services in Saigon. About 20 police participated as officials claimed the action was not ordered, while journalists demanded formal protest from President Kennedy. Newsmen, including AP reporter Peter Arnett, were jostled and struck, with riot police nearby.
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UPD
South Viet Nam
U.S
Kenney
Viernes
Langon
Chaitrenssiy Pawoda
Qua Wrod
Saigon
Associated Press
Peter Arnett
Arnett
New Zealand
Malcolm Brown l
Prine
Frederick Notting
Witliam ‘Trueheart
Hut
Teeart
True Heart
Nac Dinh Diem
Hyannis Port
Mass
Kennesty
White Hess Press
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy
Fuji Clean-Up Draws Japanese Volunteers on Fuji
About 1 000 workers from the Japan Self Defense Force Boy Scouts and volunteers mowed and swept Fuji as they reached the star peak miles southwest of Tokyo. A sign declared Dont defile the best mountain in Japan. A volunteer died from a rifle attack during the climb.
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Raji
Tokyo
Japan
Japan Self Defense Force
Fuji
Integrationists Nabbed At Gwynn Oak Amusement Park
Police in Baltimore arrest more than 100 protesters at Gwynn Oak Amusement Park after they refused to leave a private segregated facility. The crowd of 6000, including clergy and a Congress of Racial Equality official, faced trespass charges as they were taken to a guard armory for processing.
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Gwynn Oak Amusement Park
Woodlawn
Washington
The
Congress of Racial Equality
National Guard
Pikesville Mt
Brief Local Incidents Report From Pampa and Nearby
A 23 year old Pampa resident Don Runyon was injured in a water skiing mishap at Buffalo Lakes and treated at Methodist Hospital. A resident on 2319 Clovis reported a theft of a rug or conditioner valued at 160 dollars. A residence on SHth St and WD Abiett was ransacked in a separate report. Two Lubbock men and a Weyward were jailed as suspects in trespass after an incident near Clapp Park pool. A juvenile was detained as a courtesy witness. An injured man at EL Patio Clubs on the Tohoka Highway remained in serious condition at Methodist Hospital. Deputies identified Rodreae as club manager and noted another man with a grazing bullet wound. Investigations into a defrauding an inn keeper case tied Holiday Inn South to a Friday-Sunday incident with two female suspects. Authorities described suspects as Labhook and Hobbs and reported arrests near Drownfield-Love area.
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Don Runyon
Pampa
Buffalo Lakes
Methodist Hospital
UW Htohansen
Dick Rogers
13Rd St
Shth St
Abiett
10Th St
Lubbock
Weyward
Tw Julie
Kon. Clapp
Ave
Curt Vintator
Esse Garcia Rodrigues
Rta
Tahidk
EL Patio
Tohoka Highway
Sheriff's Depties
Rodreae
Sid
Js Rales
Rupesville
Beatricwes
Holiday Inn South
Sim Bil Owen
Sunay
Labhook
Hobbs
Drownfield
Rome-Sved exports safe climbing rapidly in Italy now
A garbled OCR item notes rapid growth in safe climbing exports in Italy, mentioning Rome and unspecified entities. The readable text centers on increasing export activity and general regional context without clear dates or figures.
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Rome
Taly
Rioters Clash With Police After Juvenile Jail Protest
A disorderly conduct arraignment followed a riot in a town square. About 1 am a crowd of intoxicated youths gathered near the jail protesting youths jailed for wearing brief swimming suits. The protest escalated with fire, fuses, and tear gas.
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Sanie
Hyo
Crystal City May Annexation Plan Faces Silence
The owner Tom Allee of a firm linked to annexation tells reporters to say little now. City officials plan trips to industrial sites including Warehouses of the Pump and Engine Co. and California Packing, Co. amid efforts to attract Cal Pac. Allee is related to County Commissioner Atlee.
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AL City
Tom Allee
Procosal 10
Crystal City
Kewn. Cornejo
Pump and Engine Co
Allee
California Packing, Co
Atlee
Calemi Pac
al-Pac
Pany
Four Reach Safety After Plane Crash Near Portland
The Coast Guard reported four people aboard a Piper Apache single engine plane ditched in the ocean about eight miles northeast of Portland Maine. They swam ashore to Cliff Island a quarter mile from the crash site and were reported safe Sunday night.
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Portland
Maine
UPD
Here
Coast Guard
Cliff Island
Erat
Santa Fe Man Leaving Envoy Post After Swiss Bankers Ignore Tips
Robert McKinney of Santa Fe New Mexico departs as U S ambassador to Switzerland after two years of promoting U S Europe trade and warning bankers about the balance of payments. He recalls telling Swiss bank heads that American securities would rebound and laments their failure to heed his stock tips.
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Switzerland
U.S
Robert
M. Meinney
R McKinley
Santa Fe
N.M
Maine
Europe
United States
Countrie
Emory J. Bahr
McKinney
New Merco
Truman
Kennedy
Cuba
Delivene
Ortohy McKinney Cefary
Micheli
Harry $. Truman
Caldwight
D. Eisenhower
Michels
Meixinney
International Atomic Energy
Crisis Agency
Vienna
McKinney Denies Swiss Policy Report Amid Departure
Officials reject claims that McKinney left Switzerland to distance the nation from neutrality. McKinney returns to the United States with his wife and daughter Robin, to be succeeded by JX True Davis Jr. The Swiss term ends in September with a banquet in Bern. Grace Bumbry marries German tenor An Jaeckel in Castagnola, Italy.
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Micheli
McKinney
Switzerland
Berni
Houston Pilot Killed In Phoenix Plane Crash
A Houston man died when his crippled twin engine plane crashed east of Phoenix Sky Harbor while attempting an emergency landing after reporting minor engine trouble on a Las Vegas to Tucson flight. Four passengers, all from Houston, including Marge Lala's wife, a cousin John W. Shipp, Monroe Crane J and Betty Bauer, were aboard.
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Houston
Phoenix Sky Harbor
Wasy Harbor
la Vegas
Nev
Tucson
Ariz
Lala
Marge
John W. Shipp
Monroe Crane
Betty Bauer
Shipp
Nationwide strike threat as rail unions reject Wirtz plan
Five union leaders held talks with railroad officials after a labor secretary push to settle the dispute over 10,000 firemen jobs. unions say work rules and cost cutting are central, with potential affect on 217,000 miles of railroad. If talks fail, procedures for final settlement may be prescribed.
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Wirtz
Presidential Emergency Board
Asst. Sec. of Labor
James J. Reynolds
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Switchmen's Union
Brotherhood of Railroad
Independent Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Order of
Assn. of American Railroads
Careriers
Settlement Name Emerges From Snowstorm Rescue Tale
Harper and his son survived a night in a snowbound circle with eight horses and no wagons. A couple they met that night proposed the name Happy for a settlement being organized, which was later accepted by the District Office. Harper described feeding Ian with a whiskey mix to keep him alive until rescue.
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Harper
Sue
Edit
Happy
Dist
Circle
Alt
Merger plan eyed for United Church of Christ six denominations
The United Church of Christ authorized the development of a merger plan to unite six Protestant denominations into a single church potentially reaching 250 million members. The Fourth General Synod approved by acclamation during discussions with involved groups including the Disciples of Christ and Evangelical denominations.
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Protestant Episcopal
Payne
Disciples of Christ and Evangelic
Kathryn Marie Eal
Woodside
Vth Street
Six Reported Killed In Kentucky Air Crash Near Jackson
A night plane plunged from clouds five miles north of Jackson Kentucky and all six aboard were killed. Officials withheld identifications but a Jackson funeral director said papers found on one body identified Paul R. Edinver of Statesville North Carolina. Background notes mention 1982 amateur pilot participation figures.
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Jackson
Kentucky
James Heston
Paul R. Edinver
Statesville
N.C
Crash Kills Nine in German Autobahn Bus Disaster
A Belgian bus carrying British officials swerved off the autobahn after a mass collision and plunged 59 feet onto a rail line near Stcyigart Germany. Police reported at least nine killed and three injured, some seriously.
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Germany
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