Milwaukee Olympian Hiawatha Derailment Leaves 53 Injured
A Milwaukee Road Olympian Hiawatha cross country streamliner derailed at 90 mph in Milwaukee County. Eleven cars left the tracks, injuring 53 of 497 passengers. a small fire followed but was quickly controlled. Rescue teams from six communities ruled injuries minor. the train continued to Milwaukee with uninjured cars added. Cause under investigation.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Road
Hiawatha
Milwaukee County
E. C. Holden
Chicago
Seattle
Boling Aims for Seattle Nonstop Flight Record
Marion Pat Boling piloted a Beechcraft Bonanza nonstop from Cold Bay Alaska toward Seattle aided by 15 knot tailwinds. The 43 year old Palo Alto airline pilot may have broken the 4927 mile record set in 1949 by Capt William Odom from Honduras to New Jersey.
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Seattle
Boling
Gulf of Alaska
Cola Bay
Aleutian Islands
Cold Bay
Gulf
Palo
Baptist
William Odom
Hondu
Teterboro
N.J
Odom
Pacifists Freed From Hawaii Nuclear Test Protest Run
Honolulu AP reports five pacifists jailed for attempting to enter the U S mid Pacific nuclear test zone are to be released. three seven members of the ketch Golden Rule including Albert Bigelow and William Huntington plan to travel to the mainland for protest speeches. The group was sentenced to 60 days for defying a federal court order.
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Honolulu
U. S. Mid. Pacific Nuclear Test Zone
Society of Friends
Quakers
Albert Smith Bigelow
New York
Fired UN Official Returns Check After Dispute
United Nations in New York reports Bang Jensen a former senior Danish deputy secretary of the committee on indemnity sent back a check for 17416.69. The U N said his dismissal followed a seven month dispute over documents needed for his defense and he has appealed to the administrative tribunal.
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United Nations, N. Y
Fusal
Hammarskjold
Bang-Jensen
Denmark
Anho
U. N
Garian
Bang Bang-Jensen
Jensen
U.N
Hungary
Nally
Dag Bang-Jensen
U N. Administrative Tribunal
Oon
Natalie Wood Receives Government Bond Dividend
Hollywood actress Natalie Wood, under suspension by Warner Bros, collected 27050 in government bonds yesterday. She notes potential need for funds as she remains unemployed. The bonds stem from earnings since age five, and she now controls savings after marrying actor Robert Wagner.
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Hollywood (Ap
Natalie Wood
Warner Bros
Robert Wagner
U N Secretariat Says He Was Given All Pertinent Documents
The U N secretariat stated that he had received all relevant documents, indicating completion of required paperwork.
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U.N. Secretariat
Marines Leaving Lebanon for Discharge in United States
The first Marines to be pulled from Lebanon passed through Naples on their way home for discharge. Twenty one men, including thirteen from Pennsylvania, were in the initial Beirut landing unit of the 1st Battalion, 5th Marines. They sailed January and were due back May 26. A naval spokesman said they would be discharged as soon as possible and further discharge groups would follow as conditions permit.
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Naples
Italy
Lebanon
United States
Pennsylvania
Beirut
Sth Marines
Middle East
Mediterranean
Camp Lejeune
N.C
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Journal of the American Medical Association
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