Japanese plane crash leaves many dead near Mount Fuji
Recovered tail pieces near the wreckage suggest tail assembly separation. Officials say pilot error may have contributed to both this Tokyo Bay crash and a prior Canadian Pacific crash, with Mt Fuji’s winds possibly at fault. Dozens of foreign victims among the 124 dead, bodies laid in Buddhist temples, rescue workers continuing the grim search.
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All Nippon Airways
Tokyo Bay
Paris
Haneda
Dobson
Hong Kong
BOAC
Fuji
London
Chines
Canadian Pacific Airlines
Fink Sato
Jiminary
All-Nippon Airways
Canadian Pacific
Disner
Mt. Fuji
Gotemba
Tokyo
Gotembia
United States
Rel Lives
Jaepin
Tokyo International Airport
Blizzard Paralyses North Dakota Trains and Roads
A record blizzard shuts roads and rail lines in North Dakota and South Dakota. Eleven hours of zero visibility near Bismarck. about 190 stranded aboard a Northern Pacific train and others stalled or moved to Jamestown and New Salem. Airliners resume landings in Bismarck. two dead or missing, 445 travelers stranded. National Guard mobilized. state declared disaster.
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Bismarck
Northern Pacific
Eagles Nest
N.D
Jamestown
New Salem
McSsahlin
S.D
North Dakota
North Dakotas
Charles — Tizhe
Air Force
Betty Deitic
Estown
Dickinson
South Dakota
Pierre
Kota
McIntosh
Bowdle
Hills View
Hosmer
Haven
Java
Gettysburg
McLaughlin
Huron
Runid
Harrison
U.S
Crawford
Hay Sprines
Rushville
Harrson
White C Neb
Pine Ridge
York City
Orlando
Fla
Brunsiwick
Cary
Swoman
Donald EB
Teasend
William Cylesster
Gorden Hall
Donnell
U.S. 87
Pam
Texas
Ray Priest
Marvin Haeens
Hessler
Mids Nd
Olin Farrow
Billie Joe Gray Funeral Set in Lamesa
Funeral services for Billie Joe Gray, former Lamesa resident found dead at his California home, will be held Monday at Brann Philips Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Okita and Rev. Jim Moseley officiating. Burial follows at Lamesa cemetery under direction of K moved from Lamesa about a year ago. Survivors include his wife Kathy and several children.
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Lamesa
Billie Joe Gray
Pa Calif
Monda
Brann - Philips Funer
Officine
Okita
Abilene
Jim Moseley
Friendship Baptist
Kathyase
Keke Adam Nee Pa Ier
Melisa
Adam Law
Honolulu
Heather
Columbus
Gaz
John 1
Los Angeles
Calif
Abilene Law
Lames
South Plains
Watkins
Nders Funeral Home
Lubbock
Blanchard
Okkt
Dtvinesin
Pentecostal Church
Dale
Belmont
Paul
49Th
Geone A. Amarillo
Daugh
Joselyne Stevens Rochester
Mice Lambert
Betiy Kinder
LaMarda
Peesy Blevins
Jeraldine McKinney
Waco Ave
Linda Wilson
Smt Ave
Bob
Cora’ McMasters
Rosa Lee Brock
Sind St
Joliet Ave
Highland Hospital
Fog disrupts New York air schedule halting many flights
A thick fog over New York airports Kennedy and LaGuardia slowed air traffic causing hundreds of flight delays. Airlines rerouted about 1000 travelers by train and bus from Philadelphia Washington and elsewhere while diversions reached Detroit Montreal Bermuda and Halifax. Kennedy remained limited and Kennedy and LaGuardia closed for the afternoon with Robet Kennedy among travelers delaying plans to Puerto Rico.
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New York
Kennedy Annd LaGuardia
Philadelphia
Washinton
Altehare
Detroi
Montreal
Bermuda
Halifax
N.S
Kennedy Ad
Lac Ceardin
Robet Kennedy
Puerto Rico
Two announce runs for Lubbock council posts in 1950
In Lubbock Texas two men Raymond Shipley and Diekemper announced plans to seek Place 3 and Place 1 city council seats. Both emphasized cooperative leadership and rapid city progress while outlining civic ties including church work the Chamber of Commerce and local foundations.
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Airways
Army
Antonia
IMS
England
iRayal Air Force
School of Applied
Actives
Tache
Para
Shipley
Lubbock
Wichita
Kan
Dereraft
Alliance
First Methodist Churk
Labhbock
Chamber of Commerce
United Fund
Texas Tech Dell’ Assa
Lucille
University of Oregon
Texas Techesident
WY Diekemper
Torre Hutte
Ink
Shy
Ty Tess
Ty Labhoek
Stanford University
Aterenn
Heeverd
Ith
Diekemper
Texas Partners
Good Neighbor
Dies Kemper
Ene
Benei
Simon
Pinney
Farder
Dots
Artes Bite
Fred
Texas Oc
Ann
Prakis
Peter
Simpson
Plae
Fred Lent Simpson
Lumber Death
Labhoek
Monetevey
Ohio State University
N Selmed
Kipley
Rome
Water Guns Missing From Children In Commerce City
Police reported 200 medical syringes with needles were taken from school children in a Denver suburb. Investigators traced the items to a rear storage basket of a vehicle after a crash diverted responders and spectators to the scene.
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Commerce City
Colo
Tech Agronomy Club Honors Banquet Awards Noted
About 173 people attended the Tech Agronomy Club Honors Banquet at Koko Palace to recognize Kenneth Walter a Tech sophomore from Woodrow for a 3.81 GPA the top mark among agronomy and range management students. Seven other students were honored for scholastic achievements and three crop judging soil and plant identification teams were acknowledged with wins at national and international contests. De Levon South Plains Research Center and Jason Gordon were named honorary members, with Dr W D Kemper of Colorado State University delivering the banquet talk.
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Tech Agronomy Club
Koko Palace
Kenneth Walter
Tech
Woodrow
de Levon South Plains Research Nter
Jason Gordon
Owtner
Rowland Gordon Farm Chemical Co
W. D. Kemper
Colorado Stte University
Viet Cong Death Toll Mounting
Vietnamese battle report from a valley 330 miles northeast of Saigon shows heavy fighting as US Marines repel a North Vietnamese assault. The 2nd Battalion, Fourth Marines, bore the main brunt, while reinforcements arrived by helicopter.
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Saigon
Hanoi
Leatherneck
2Nd Battalion
Fourth Marines
Eust
Wap
Noh
Hanvi
Stary
Four Die As Flames Envelope Oxford Apartment
Fire swept an Oxford street apartment killing four residents including Teamee Hazzard and her sons Lanis and Visas as others fled. Police and fire crews extinguished the blaze and six people escaped from adjacent units.
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Oxford
Mess
Hazzard
Lanis
Dea Thuy Haggard
Harald Hartland
Niinol Turner
Mazewid
Plane makes belly landing at Miami airport no injuries
A Western Airlines flight with 101 people diverted and touched down belly first at Miami International Airport during an emergency landing. Crews responded swiftly as the aircraft skidded 696 feet on a straight path. no injuries were reported.
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Miame
New
Een Youn
Atlanta
Miami Wile
Births and hospital notes from Westing area
Af and Mrs Ray Ferguson Levellan announce the birth of a son weighing 7 pounds at 10:00 am. Mrs Jose F Dимenes reports a baby boy born at Thousand Oaks Hospital. Mr and Mrs Antonio Heat Sinnton greet a daughter weighing 6 pounds 12 ounces at 11:00 am. Mr and Mrs Pemino Garcia celebrate a daughter born at 9:30 am. Hospital staff and local employers noted births and related employment listings in the week.
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Ray Ferguson
Levellan
Sieeateri Gm
Methatis
Loseial Theater
Pure
Mistian Bell
Laghbock
Antonio Heat SiNston
Beth Fa Sn Westing
Tevae Hospital
Te Talents
Pemino Garcia
Hart Borth
Weishins
Fem Fara
Weekend Weather Brings Bright Yet Chilly Texas Outlook
A bright but chilly weekend is forecast across Texas with clear skies through Sunday and a deep freeze line. Sunday lows near 12 degrees are expected in the upper Panhandle while Sunday highs reach the 50s. Panhandle sites Amarillo Dalhart report cold readings as well. A weekend wall collapse in Dallas damages Tempa Decorative Fairs Inc but causes no injuries.
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Texas
Upper Panhandle
Corpus ‘Avisti
Mellenhard
Mercury
Amarillo
Chiltyess
Dalhart
Panhandle
Tova
Tess
Via Detert
Hat Wink
Seemwine
Cometinty Dalls
Tempa Decorative Fairies, Inc
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Cho-O Ikeya
Weather Bureau
Yen Be Deh
Hes Bane Curl
Lawrence Welk
Lin Stds
Boil St
Quirt Ave
Ustaff
Navy
Dekisweller
Stowe
Ma Siturdy
Lubbock County Sheriff's Deputies
Sanders Funeral Home
St Ma Hospital
Dent
R.A. Shade Jr
Childress
D.P. Rellica
W.E. McKinney
McMinn
Eng Lot
lUssh
Honshu
Araido
Pacific Ocean
Tech Soph
Agronomy
Meo
Jose F. Dimenes
East Place
A. Son
Wethina
Saruida
Veterans. Administration
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