Airliner Burns in Brazil Crash Kills 36 at Galeao Field
At Galeao International Airport near Rio de Janeiro a West German Lufthansa four engine airliner crashed in heavy rain. Thirty six people died with seven crew and 29 passengers among the dead. Survivors include three crew members. The victims include Capt Wren McMains 48 of Stamford Connecticut and Countess Maria Elena Kottulinsky of Vienna daughter of Princess Ileana of Romania. The plane was en route from Europe and Africa when a wingtip struck marsh mud.
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U S Makes Errors Too Mikoyan in Hollywood Visit
Anastas Mikoyan, Soviet first deputy premier, hosts a dinner at the Beverly Hills Hotel with Eric Johnston and California business leaders. In remarks during a question period he rejects the idea that Soviet treaties are mere scraps of paper and accuses imperialists of violating agreements.
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Anastas I. Mikoyan
Soviet Union
Eric Johnston
Beverly Hills
Johnston
Southern California
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Eisenhower
State of the Union
Mikoyan urges balanced view of Americans and Soviets
An unnamed source reports Mikoyan telling Southern California business leaders that Americans and Soviets alternate between saintly and perfidious traits. He also spoke at a Johnston dinner and held a news conference revealing that former Soviet security chief Ivan Serov has been assigned to a senior post in the Soviet army.
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California
Johnston
Ivan. Serov
Night Lockup Turns Open Store into a Fixed Point
Golden Colorado patrolman Bruce Andrews found a store door ajar and notified manager Ray Starke. Starke checked the premises and secured the door, then was later surprised when Andrews phoned again asking to return because the manager had locked him inside the store.
Royalty Seeks Shelter At Norfolk Inn After Lodge Floods
Prince Philip and 10-year-old Prince Charles hid from flooding at Measure Boat Inn after their planned Whiteslea Lodge lodging was ruined by a foot of water. The royal party, with friends, were hunting wild fowl on the Norfolk Broads and asked innkeepers Albert and Jean Amis to put them up in the inn's three bedrooms.
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Prince Charles
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Norfolk Broads
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Measure Boat Inn
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Albert Amis
Jean
Royalty
Billy Graham presses world crusade despite eye ailment
Evangelist Billy Graham plans to tour Australia Indonesia Malaya Cairo Jerusalem and Berlin this year despite medical advice to reduce activity. He canceled a Dallas church appearance but said programs may be trimmed by doctors while he proceeds with engagements. The eye condition described as macula edema demands rest to avoid serious complications.
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L. Nelson Bell
Montreal
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Castro Promises Rule By Law Amid Batista Executions
Castro defends rule by law as executions of Batista followers rise in Cuba. He says trials were needed and notes a mass grave of anti Batista prisoners near San Cristobal. Public executions are barred, but bodies will be shown. university reopens as provisional government relies on public opinion.
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Latin America
Kidnaped Baby Found Alive in Brooklyn Apartment
A baby girl snatched from St Peter's Hospital nine days ago was located alive in a Brooklyn second floor flat owned by Jean Iavarone, a 43 year old widow with seven children. Police and FBI said footprints and medical tests linked the suspect to the infant, who was returned in good condition to the hospital.
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NEW York
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Brooklyn
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St. Peter's Hospital
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Seven Die As Fire Destroys Cincinnati Home
In Lincoln Heights a single story concrete block house burned early Sunday killing Horace Bradshaw 35 and his wife Emma 35 and their five children James 9 Michael 8 Mary Margaret 5 Horace Jr 3 and Debbie Jean 12 The only survivor was the family dog Boots Fire Chief Henry Lawson said an oil heater explosion started the blaze and firefighters battled the flames about 2 30 a m The home suffered about 3000 in damage and the tragedy ranks among Cincinnati area’s deadliest fires in recent years with two larger losses cited by the chief.
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Henry Lawson
Lincoln Heights
Horace Bradshaw
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Emma
Boots
Lawson
Lindy Sanders
Hom
Weather tones back to normal in Miami Valley warmth
The Miami Valley expects a return to normal temps with partly cloudy skies. Today highs near 45 with a low around 32, and Tuesday looks mild with a high near 48. Middletown records a Sunday high of 38 and a 20 degree low this morning.
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Middletown
Crash Victim Dies In Kentucky Auto Crash
Arthur F. Waller, 55, of Chillicothe Ohio and VA Hospital worker, died at Hayswood Hospital in Maysville Kentucky from injuries suffered Thursday night when his car collided on U S Route 68 four miles south of Maysville.
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Arthur F. Waller
Chillicothe, Ohio
Veterans Administration
Hayswood Hospital
What on earth are you doing for heaven's sake
A humorous note appears on a pastor's calling card asking readers what they are doing for heaven's sake, reflecting a witty prompt to consider spiritual duty. The line is printed on the card's reverse side.
DiSalle Begins Ohio Governorship at Noon Inauguration
In Columbus Democrat Michael V. DiSalle took the oath as Ohio governor on the west steps of the Statehouse. He wore a dark business suit, swore in with Italian parents Anthony and Assundio present, as four-year terms began for state officials and a new four-year Senate term. The ceremony opened a daylong program marking DiSalle's election sweep and Democratic control returning to the Legislature for its second week.
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Columbus, Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
Statehouse
John Donahey
Alliance
U. S
A. V (Vic) Donahey
Joseph T. Ferguson
Columbus
Mark McElroy
Cleveland
Brown Re-elected Ohio Official Takes Oath Of Office
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown was sworn in at 11 a.m. by Supreme Court Judge Kingsley A. Taft. The ceremony occurred in Brown's Columbus office with family, staff, and friends in attendance.
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Ohio
Ted W. Brown
Supreme Court
Kingsley A. Taft
Brown
Inaugural Events for DiSalle Draw Big Crowd in Ohio
The Statehouse hosted nearly 40 relatives and thousands of spectators as flags and bunting decorated the Capitol. A stand and canopy sheltered officials and a crowd of about 10 000 expected to witness the ceremonies with the Ohio State University marching band and public address systems for TV and radio.
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Pate
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Capitol
Girl Claims Illicit Relations With Cops Linked to Firemen
Cleveland AP report says a 15 year old girl accused police and firemen of sexual involvement after running away from Euclid. Investigations focus on veracity. one officer James W. Kelly admitted sharing a room with the girl last October and was jailed. Prostitution schemes tied to Carl Galipo included payments for dates and bar encounters as the girl described travels to Florida and East Liverpool.
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Frank Story
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West 25Th Street
Florida
East
Liverpool
Gladiators quarrel at film party
A staged bout broke out at a cocktail party honoring Sir Laurence Olivier, arranged by press reps and not actors. Sir Laurence remained unruffled and joked he was ready. Guests including Judy Garland and Gary Cooper missed the clash. Fred Norris and Guy Austin led the incident, Norris sustaining a bloody mouth.
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Gary Cooper
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Janet Leigh
Guy Austin
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Silvia
Newnes and Pearson
Austin
Olivier
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