Northwest Orient plane crashes in Montana killing 12
A Northwest Orient Airlines four engine DC-4 crashed belly-up into a mountainside 22 miles northwest of Missoula killing all 12 aboard. The flight originated in Portland and was en route to Minneapolis with Missoula as a stopover. Authorities recovered the bodies after the wreckage burned, witnesses said the plane was out of control as it hit the mountain.
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Spokane
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Portland
Ore
Minnepolis
Minn
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David Anderson
Soula
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Kinney
Anderson
Scranton
David L. Law
Kennedy
Alfred Nobel
Jmessiah
Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Rain drenches West Texas towns with flash floods
Torrents of rain drenched Denison, Greenville, and Marshall causing brief flooding and minor damage. A parachute fell over San Angelo before a tag identified weather instruments from Holloman Air Force Base. Heavy rain persisted in the region with spotty totals and highway washouts near Alpine and Big Bend National Park.
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San Angelos
Denison
Greenville
Marshall
San Angelo-Odessa
West Texas
San Angelo
Sybil Langard
Holloman Air Force Base
Alamogordo
N. M
Alpine
Big Bend National Parkea
Marines Plan Rest At Guantanamo Bay
The United States accuses Cuba of receiving thousands of tons of Soviet war material and using anti American rhetoric to cover military buildup. Meanwhile 1450 U.S. Marines will land at Guantanamo for weekend liberty to counter claims of a U.S invasion.
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Navy
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Guantanamo Naval Base
Iasion
Union Officials Guilty of Bribery in Highway Scandal
A seven man seven woman grand jury found three top Inter national Carpenters Union leaders guilty of bribery related to a highway scandal in Indianapolis. Maurice A Hutcheson Oscar William Blair and M. Chapman face 2 to 14 years in prison and fines up to 10000 each after a pre sentence investigation.
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Indianapolis
Ind
UPI
International Carpenters Union
Maurice A Hutcheson
Hutcheson
Oscar William Blair
M. Chapman
M. Walter Bell
Seeral
Satchmo Charms Congo Tour Amidrifting Turmoil
Satchmo known as Okuka Lokole tours Congo amid political tension and indecision between East and West. Thousands cheer as American trumpeter Louis Armstrong performs for locals, who paint faces and dance. He jokes that fans will become an army of five cats and signals a hopeful calm with Sleepy Time Down South.
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Satchmer
Armstrong
Iy Halee Syme
Satchmo
Okuka Lokole
Lokole
Jungle Wizard
Latchman
Sitch
United States Plans Satellite Network to Detect Nuclear Tests
The AEC announces next month a step toward a satellite system to detect nuclear test signatures from interplanetary space. Instruments will ride on 15 to 20 rocket trips over two years, starting in November, on missions otherwise planned.
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Eutera Ashington
United States
Earth
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Venus
No Nobel Peace Prize Awarded in 1960
Oslo AP reports the Nobel Committee of Norway announced there will be no 1960 Nobel Peace Prize and set aside the prize money for next year. The 1959 award of $42,650 went to Philip Noel-Baker, British Quaker statesman and author.
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Nobel Committee of Norway Monument
Philip Noel-Tinker
Kennedy in Pennsylvanian campaign rally draws crowd
Kennedy toured Pennsylvania amid strong crowds in Wilkes-Barre Scranton and Scranton as he pressed for a political plan and attacked Nixon's readiness. Eisenhower urged a swift, united ticket with Nixon and Lodge while Kennedy urged a fifth presidential forum. Damages from recent rains in Kenedy, Texas totaled about $775,000.
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Kennedy
New York
Wilkes-Barre
Richard M Nixon
Stern Europe
Kenedy, Tex
UPI
Jim Nichols
Kenedy
Verdict Near for Finch Trial Hints of Hung Jury
Los Angeles reports a juror says the Finch trial jury has not yet reached a verdict after a late night session. The case centers on the death of Dr. Bernard Finch's wife Carole Trogoff and includes a slow transcript reading as deliberations pause.
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Finch
Bernard Finch
Carole Trogoff
Carolee
Lavoy Dawson
Sienport
Avenport
Iowa
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Fary Oh
Nixon
Ghent
Belgium
API
eLaughlin
Rotary
Club International
Town Hall
Agriculture Department
Claeys
Orts
Ralls
Tex
GOP
McLaughlin
Rotary Club
Career Farm’ Trols
Ameri Es
United States
US Envoy Quits Cuba Amid Farewell at Dock
American ambassador Philip W. Bonsal and wife departed Havana on the City of New Orleans amid Cuban ceremony and protests. Washington announced 130 US Marines headed to Guantanamo Bay, raising speculation of strained relations as Cuban officials restricted press access.
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Havana
Castro
New York
Guatemala
Cuba
United Nations
General Assembly
United States
Guar Tanamo
Prey Internatio Havana
UPI
Philip W. Zonsal
Washington
Guantanane Naval Base
New Orleans
Daniel J. Braddock
Dowaddock Bee Comes
Bonsal
Musband Definition Sparks Quiet Laughs in Local Column
In a breezy comic dictionary item, Musband defines a married man who objects to his wife visiting her mother so that it will be her mother's turn to visit him. The quip reflects light humor about family visits and domestic roles in the cartoonish tone of the page.
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Musband
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