Six U S Airmen Rescued After ditched Dakota off Amalfi Coast
Six American servicemen were rescued after their twin engine Dakota ditched Friday night during a thunderstorm off the Amalfi coast. They were recovered after more than six hours in a life raft by the Italian vessel Partenope and later taken to Naples aboard the destroyer Barton in good condition with no injuries. The men aboard the aircraft included Lt Cmdr Harold Hamilton Kelly pilot Lt Wayne Milo Matson co pilot and four crew members.
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Naples
Italy
Partenope
Amalfi
Navy
Barton
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Command
NATO
Cavadichine
Catania
Sicily
Li Galli
Salerno
Cmdr
Harold Hamilton Kelly
Wayne Milo Matson
Clarence Edward Lawton
James Murray Lentini
William Hilmar Volkman
Gear shift in neck leaves man hoarse after accident
Ronald Bisson 29 of Kapuskasing survived a car crash after a nine inch steel gear shift pierced his neck. Surgeons at Sensenbrener Hospital removed the shaft within a half hour. He was off the critical list and resting Friday with a hoarse voice, says his wife, a nurse on duty.
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Ronald Bisson
Kapuskasing
Bisson
Senate OKs 5.5 Billion Space Budget Amid Debate
The Senate approved a 5.5 billion space budget, narrowly defeating an effort to cut 307 million. The measure funds NASA projects including a new research center in the Boston area, with debate over debt and lunar goals as rivals to Russia.
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Senate
Oks
Washington
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
House
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Senate Space Committee
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
United States
Russia
National ‘Aeronautics and Space Administration Research
NASA
Boston
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Anderson
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
Space Committee
New Communications Satellite Corporation
The
Space Agency
Hurricane Arlene Aims at Canadian Provinces
Revived hurricane Arlene with winds up to 100 mph centered 650 miles south of Newfoundland and 400 miles east of Delaware moved northeast at 50 mph toward eastern Canadian maritime provinces. If kept on course it would strike land early Sunday morning.
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New York
Arlene
Canada
Maritime Provinces
Weather Bureau
Newfoundland
Delaware
Chlorine Gas Leak Injures 430 in Philadelphia Blowout
Dense chlorine gas escaped from a broken pipe on a railroad tank car in Northeast Philadelphia injuring over 430 people and sending them to hospitals. No deaths were reported as residents fled while firemen and police, some overcome by fumes, aided in evacuations.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Reading
William J. Eckles
The
Wonder Chemical Co
Arnold Lanza
Lanza
Lukens ousted as precinct chairman in Southwest 91
Donald Buz Lukens loses post as precinct chairman of Southwest 91 after GOP district letter appoints a replacement. Lukens, a controversial head of the National Young Republicans, endorsed Goldwater and urged tax cuts and UN withdrawal. He says the job wasn’t a strain and would have continued serving.
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Washington
Donald
Buz) Lukens
National Young Republicans Organization
Lukens
United Nations
Carl L. Shipley
GOP
Shipley
Southwest
Warren County
Ohio
San Francisco
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Brothers who hid in garbage can return home after 32 hours
Richmond California police tracked down Jerry Cooper aged 9 and Willis Cooper aged 5 after they disappeared for 32 hours. The boys were found at home with their mother confirming their return.
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Richmond
Calif
Jerry
Willis Cooper
Fairborn Pilot Dies In Canadian Jet Crash
An American Air Force captain from Fairborn Ohio, Capt James M Keel Jr 31, died when a Canadian F86 Sabre jet he piloted crashed near a farm house about 75 miles northeast of Ottawa Friday Under an exchange program with Canada his parents live in Birmingham Alabama The crash occurred during a training flight near Ottawa Ontario authorities said
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Ottawa
Here
J James M. Keel Jr
Fairborn
Ohio
Canada
Keel
Birmingham
Mass Mass for Kennedy Baby in Boston Chapel
President Kennedy attended a private Mass for infant Patrick Kennedy at Cardinal Cushing's residence after his birth and death in Boston. Patrick, born Wednesday, died Friday from hyaline membrane disease. Jacqueline Kennedy remained at Otis Base Hospital as the funeral procession paused at the family burial plot.
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Nedy
the Angels
Patrick
Richard
Cardinal Cushing
Boston
Otis Air Force Base
Children’s Hospital Medical Center
Patrick Kennedy
First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy Cannot Attend Kennedy Baby Funeral
Relatives planned to visit Jacqueline Kennedy at Otis Air Force Base Hospital as funeral services for her newborn Patrick Kennedy were held in Boston. The First Lady, who recently gave birth by Caesarean section, was said to be doing well despite the loss, with the President and other Kennedy family members visiting.
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Jacqueline Kennedy
Otis Air Force Base
Robert F. Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
Eunice
Sargent Shriver
Jean
Stephen Smith
Patricia
Peter Lawford
Kennedy
Hugh D. Auchincloss
Lee Radziwill
Little Patrick
Otis Air Force Base, Mass
Otis Air Force Base Hospital
Boston
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
John W. Walsh
Washington
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Patrick
Slaying puzzles Cincinnati suburb it can happen anyplace
Patricia Ann Rebholz a 15 year old high school cheerleader was killed near Greenhills after choosing to visit a boyfriend instead of a trampoline party. Police found her bludgeoned body with a fence post as the likely weapon in a back yard across from the boyfriend’s home.
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Mike Wehring
Mike
John Baldwin
Baldwin
Patricia
Blair Haskins
Rebholz
Painters Struck By Trailer Truck In Cincinnati
A trailer truck brushed three industrial painters from a scaffold under a Cincinnati expressway overpass injuring one seriously. Joseph Baker, 40, of Portsmouth, was listed in serious condition at St Mary Hospital. The driver Millard Reed, 42, of Cincinnati, said he saw no flagman or indication of work as he approached the Millcreek Expressway area.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Expressway
Joseph Baker
Portsmouth
St. Mary Hospital
Millard Reed
Millcreek Expressway
Kefauver Dies After Cardiac Event at Bethesda Hospital
Senator Estes Kefauver of Tennessee died at 3 40 a m at Bethesda Naval Hospital following what doctors termed a mild heart attack. He had just observed his 60th birthday and was known for his crime investigations and two failed presidential campaigns. His death ends a long Senate career marked by his coonskin cap campaign symbol and clashes with Memphis political boss Edward Crump.
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Washington
Fries Kefauver
Leath
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Kefauver
Senate
Denver
Tennessee
Davy Crockett
Memphis
Edward H. Crump
Tenessee
Crump
Rusk Aims to Allay Bonn Fears Over Test Ban
Secretary of State Dean Rusk arrived in Bonn to rally West German support for the limited nuclear test ban treaty and for East West talks. He met with West German leaders to ease concerns that the pact could be used to recognize East Germany and cement Germany's division.
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Bonn
Germany
Dean Rusk
Rusk
East Germany
Hoover 89 Celebrates Birthday Amid Illness Recovery
Former President Herbert Hoover, nearing recovery from a serious illness, marks his 89th birthday in New York. He bypassed his usual news conference but issued a statement thanking supporters for messages of goodwill and expressing confidence in America.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
America
Hospital Robbed by Two Gunmen in Cleveland After Hours
Lakeside Hospital was robbed Friday night by two men with .45 automatic pistols. They escaped with valuables kept for patients at the University Hospitals complex and $5,000 in cash. The robbers entered through an open cashier’s office door at visiting hours’ end and tied cashiers Gary Fields and Dolores Jolly with adhesive tape.
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Cleveland
Lakeside Hospital
University Hospitals Complex
Gary Fields
Dolores Jolly
World’s Greatest Train Robbery Raid Sparks London Hunt
Scotland Yard flying squads raided homes in London’s East End as detectives seek the gang behind a theft of over 7 million dollars. An international manhunt targets the suspected mastermind while rewards totaling 720000 pounds spur tips.
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London
Scotland Yard
East End
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Coonskin
Estes Kefauver
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Estes Kpfauver
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