Planes Crash in Des Moines No Casualties Reported
Two Air National Guard jets crashed during a training mission near Des Moines Iowa due to foul weather and possible fuel exhaustion. One jet struck a west side house at 5729 Grand Ave, another crashed in open country about 242 miles west of the city. both pilots survived, aided by parachutes.
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Des Moines, Iowa
Air National Guard
Junior F. Miller
Iowa
Des Moines
Air Natonal Guard
Richard D. Ervin
Ames
Henry A. Sandahl
Grand Ave
Sandahl
Harlan J Quamme
Coun
Iowa State University
Roger Gilbert
152Nd Air Defense Wing
Ervin
Quamme
Reguar Air Defense Command
124Th
Gilbert
Emmett Rothe Named Top Carrier For 1961 Journal Award
Emmett Rothe a 14 year old Journal carrier won Carrier of the Year for carrying a red bag in eight of twelve months in 1961 the most since 1935. He serves 127 customers on the South Marshall Road route supervised by Jay Stalls and received 10 dollars. Second place went to 15 year old Robert Griffith who earned five dollars for seven red bag months in 1961 and has 176 customers on his Florence Street route supervised by Dale Graham.
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Murray Jacobs
Rothe
Leonard Rothe
Poppy Drive
South Marshall Road
Jay Stalls
Robert Griffith
Griffith Boy
Herman Griffith
Florence St
Dale Graham
Journal
Fenton Chew
Emmett Rothe
Popp Named Farm Placement Interviewer in Ohio Office
Anton J. Popp has been appointed as a farm placement interviewer in the Middletown Ohio State Employment Service office at 29 N Clinton St announced by manager P F Johnson. He replaces Robert Oglesby and will cover farms served by Middletown and Hamilton OSOS offices handling permanent seasonal and temporary worker issues. Farmers may call Middletown 422 4567 Lebanon 35 1901 and Hamilton 895 5617.
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Anton J. Popp
Middletown
Ohio State Employment Service
Clinton St
P. F. Johnson
Popp
Upper River Rd
Maineville
Robert Oglesby
Hamilton
OSES
Lebanon
Seven Women Arrested for Fortune Telling in Philadelphia
Police conducted a citywide crackdown in Philadelphia and arrested seven women charged with fortune telling, which is illegal in Pennsylvania. The action reflects ongoing enforcement against unlicensed psychic practices in the city.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
NATO General Rapped. Heusinger NATO post contested
Cleveland AP report cites American Jewish Congress executive director Will Maslow condemning West German General Adolph Heusinger as morally opportunistic. Maslow urges NATO to oppose his reappointment, noting Soviet praise for other Nazi generals and questioning removal feasibility. Heusinger's NATO term began March 1, 1961, with a possible one year extension. The piece ends with a note on corrosion resistance from alloying elements like nickel and copper.
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Cleveland
American Jewish Congress
Adolph Heusinger
Will Maslow
New York
AJC
Soviet Union
Heusinger
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Military Representatives Committee
Moscow
Russia
Gen. Heusinger
U.S.S.R
Maslow
Cleveland Women's
NATO
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