F86 crash at Farrell's Ice Cream Parlor kills 22 people
In Sacramento the F86 jet crashed into Farrell's Ice Cream Parlor during an air show, killing 22 including nine in one family. The aircraft, licensed and restored to FAA standards, is under investigation for apparent mechanical failure. Pilot Richard Bingham, 36, was injured, reportedly crying amid rescue.
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Sacramento
Calif
Harold A. Lipska
Spectrum Air, Inc
Novato
Richard Bingham
Sacramento Medical Center
Thomas P. Engel
Bingham
Engel
Farrell
U.S
Anthony Martin
Farrell’s. A
National Transportation Safety Board
Federal Aviation Administration
Hitler Psychoanalysis Discovers Feebleness and Cruelty
A historical newspaper item reports on a psychologist Langer’s study of Hitler alleging masochism and bizarre compulsions. The piece notes a long career in classified material and mentions a photo album claimed to have belonged to Hitler, found near his wartime retreat between Stuttgart and Nuremberg and later acquired by Leroy Smith of Lubbock Texas.
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Sarasota
Fla
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Walter C. Langer
Langer
Leroy Smith
Lubbock
Texas
Stuttgart
Nurenberg
Germany
Smith
National Archives
Adolph Hitler
Boston
Office of Strategic Services
OSS
Sigmund Freud
Mein Kampf
Col
William (Wild
White House physician praises acupuncture potential
Houston AP reports Dr. William Lukash, White House physician, lauds acupuncture after observing several cases in China. He told reporters that despite limited understanding of how it works, he believes it shows promise and may be used widely someday. Lukash spoke before the American Society of Oral Surgeons.
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Houston
White House
William M. Lukash
Lukash
Nixon
China
Newsmen
The
American Society of Oral Surgeons
Weakling who feigned Superman image to Germans
The author notes a 1943 analysis describing how a figure maintained a convincing Superman persona for the German people, attributing his stability to the power to persuade others he was not what he truly was.
Extension Club Meeting At Mrs Henderson Home
A meeting at the home of Mrs. J C Henderson featured a movie shown by Sgt. Slevins with safety tips for women. Thirteen members and one guest, Mrs. James Stovall, attended. a $10 donation to the Centralia Mental Health Council and lap robes for the American Red Cross were planned. The next meeting is 7 p.m. October 17 at Mrs. Stahl’s home with an annual bake sale on the agenda.
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J C. Henderson
Sgt. Slevins
Henderson
James Stovall
Centralia Mental Health Council
Paris ambulance runs and 4-H club meeting notes
The Agnew ambulance carried several people including Leonard Mallory Irene Eicher Edgar Dry and Jimmie Moore to local medical centers and a rest home after a Friday. The Town and Country Friends 4-H Club met at the public library for its September gathering with 11 members and 10 visitors present. Dotty Gray presided Lydia Bivens led pledges and roll call was answered by Favorite School Subject. The Stamper Youth Auction report was given Homer Gray, Mrs Vitt announced National 4-H Club Week October 1-7, and the club planned a display at Pugh's Jewelry during the week. Demonstrations were by Cindy Millard, Sandy Hultz, Lydia Rivena, Lori Barnes, and Tracy Morgan. Refreshments were by Tracy and Lori Mason. The October meeting will be a hayride and wiener roast at Homer Gray's farm. Mrs Flossie Gray attended a Mexico high school class reunion, their 50th anniversary, with 22 of 35 living members present after 50 years.
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Agnew Ambulance
Paris
Leonard Mallory
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Russell
Irene) Eicher
Shadwell
Edgar Dry
University Medical Center
Columbia
Pleasant View
Jimmie Moore
Dotty Gray
Lydia Bivens
Irs
Homer Gray
Stamper
Mra
Charles Vitt
Pugh
Cindy Millard
Sandy Hultz
Lydia Rivena
Lori Barnes
Tracy Morgan
Tracy
Lori Mason
Homer Gray Farm
Flossie Gray
Ervin Wayne Jett Returns to San Diego Navy Post
Ervin Wayne Jett GMG-3 has returned to San Diego California after a 30 day emergency leave spent with his mother Mrs Mildred Brooks and family at 202 Addison Street Fulton.
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Ervin Wayne Jett
GMG-3
San Diego
Calif
U.S. Navy
Mildred Brooks
Addison St
Fulton
US Plan To Revamp World Money System
Washington reports a far reaching US proposal to reshape the global monetary system. It envisions flexible currency values including the dollar, government intervention in exchange markets, and measures to avert recurring monetary crises.
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Washington
United States
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