Plane Down Ol Azores Rescue One Survivor
A US Air Force B47 bomber crashed into the Atlantic off the Azores. Captain Stephen Carter of East Hartford Connecticut survived and was evacuated to Lajes Air Base after transfer from the Loch Gowan. Three other crew members are missing. The plane took off from Zaragoza Spain en route to MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa Florida. The rescue involved a British vessel and a U.S. Navy ship as searchers continued for the others.
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Madrid
Spain
Azores
16Th Air Force
Stephen Carter
East Hartford
Conn
Lajes Air Force Base
Lajjes
Flores Island
Carter
Roy K. Fromm
Watertown
Wis
Carthers
Oklahoma City
Hal B Sanson
Marathon
Tex
MacDill Air Force Base
Tampa
Fila
Fromm
Lawson
Carithers
Zaragoza
McDill
Lajes
Gov Earl Long Faces Possible Heart Weakness
In Covington Louisiana doctors say Governor Earl K Long 63 may have a slightly failing heart after reports of a heart condition. The ailment follows past heart attack in 1950 as physicians monitor his restive fourth term campaign and motel headquarters stay.
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Covington, la
Earl K. Long
Victory Lief
Long
Louisiana
Defense pays UC physicist after 18 year radar pay dispute
Washington AP reports a $340000 Defense Department settlement ends 18 years of fight for Dr. Otto Halpern over pay for a radar evasion material. Halpern relinquished all rights to his development, which aided WWII and Korean War efforts and remains in use in radar defense research.
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Washington
U.S
University of California
Defense Department
Otto Halpern
Halpern
Navy
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Radiation Laboratory
Federal Court of Appeals
New York
Secretary of Defense
Neil McElroy
McElroy
Parents urged to stay home and guide children
Col. Charles W. Johnstone of the 6000th Support Wing in Sacramento urges parents in his command to stay home and discipline their children. He cites incidents of juvenile delinquency linked to lack of parental control and notes reports of an 18 year old girl being raped by nine American youths in Japan.
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Long
Blanche
Tokyo
Charles W. Johnstone
Sacramento
Calif
Wing
Shome
Johnstone
United States
Japan
Ten Die as Continental Can Plane Crashes in Wheat Field
An airliner owned by Continental Can Co. crashed in a Marion Ohio wheat field killing all 10 aboard eight executives returning to New York after a Chicago meeting. The twin engine B26 Martin dissected in the field as parts of three bodies were recovered. Pilot John R Dunham of Madison New Jersey and copilot Donald Martin of Dover New Jersey were among the crew. Passengers were mostly from the New York metropolitan area. The crash occurred during a thunderstorm and heavy rain.
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Marion
Ohio
Continental Can Co
Marion, Ohio
Here
New York
Chicago
Continental Can
India
Marion Municipal
Findlay
Mansfield
Alvin DeVore
Midway Airport
Dunham
Baltimore
Continental
John R. Dunham
Madison
N.J
Donald Martin
Dover
Young Girl Slashed By Knifer In Detroit Murder Night
Detroit police investigate a fatal stabbing on a residential Northwest Side street. Lorraine Smentowski twenty, a supermarket cashier, was killed after accompanying her boyfriend from a bakery job. Nearby a prior slaying involving Louis Roberts fifteen raised similar fear.
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Detroit
Mich
Lorraine Sharon Smentowski
Lorraine
Midtown
Miss Smentowski
Ralph Schlaicher
Chuckle on progress and recurring problems
A light aphorism notes true success is not facing new hard problems but avoiding the same challenges year after year. It implies steady improvement comes from solving recurring issues rather than chasing fresh difficulties.
Grief Turns To Vengeance In Unidentified Girl Case
Lorraine’s brother Robert, 21, breaks down crying upon recognizing the dead girl as his sister. At the Smentowski home 65 year old Frank vows vengeance and threatens to kill or dismember the killer, even if it means prison.
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Lorraine
Robert
Smentowski
Frank
Kozlov Postpones Maryland Visit for Major Address
Soviet Deputy Premier Fro! R. Kozlov canceled a planned Beltsville farm tour and Maryland visit to deliver a major address later in the day. He clashed with Nixon and held talks with Eisenhower and Herter. observers see no new Soviet offer and a tough East West bargaining mood.
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Washington
R. Kozlov
Maryland
Kozlov
Agriculture Department
Beltsville
National Press Club
U.S
Eisenhower
Nixon
Christian A. Herter
Workers Return to Jobs After Wildcat Strikes
Reports from New York state that workers at two steel plants ended wildcat walkouts and returned to work following guidance from union leaders. The piece notes parallel actions in Washington where the Senate approved a two-year two-billion dollar foreign development loan program funded by upcoming appropriations. In Cincinnati the Klumpp murder trial jury reconvened to review the implicated automobile in the case.
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New York
Washington
Senate
Congress
Khrushchev Takes Hard Line on Berlin Crises
New York papers report Soviet leader Khrushchev adopting a rough tone in talks with Averell Harriman over Berlin. Sources say he aims to oust Western influence, insisting the balance of power favors the Soviet Union and pledging military backing to East Germany if access to West Berlin is challenged.
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White House
Herter
Kozlov
Geneva
Germany
Eisenhower
Moscow
West Berlin
Nixon
NEW York
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Averell Harriman
Berlin
The
New York Times
Washington
Harry Schwartz
Khrushchev
Harriman
New York Herald Tribune
Joseph Alsop
the Herald Tribune
Lown
Russia
the Times
Soviet Union
Wester
Ben-Gurion Backs Off Resignation Over Arms Deal
In Jerusalem Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion postponed his resignation after Parliament approved selling 250000 Israeli grenade launchers to West Germany. He said he would not resign for a few days though he is expected to quit and form a new cabinet without two left-wing parties opposed to the deal.
Drowning pairs eerily linked as couple near marriage
In Indianapolis Dorothy Baker 21 and her fiancé Harry Brandon 19 faced tragedy within 24 hours. Brandon drowned after youths climbed a closed public pool fence at night. Baker reportedly swallowed roach powder after attending court for public intoxication with a suspended $1 fine.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Dorothy Baker
Harry Brandon
Thomas Flanary
Blonde Resigns As Beauty Queen
Marie Litz, Miss Maryland 195? resigns after 442 days reign, saying she does not seek a glamorous career. Diane White, runner up, becomes Miss Maryland and will represent the state in Miss Universe at Long Beach. Miss Litz and White are both secretaries, with White expressing excitement at her new title.
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Maryland
Marie Litz
Diane White
Marie
Baltimore, Md
Long Beach
Calif
Miss Litz
Leona Gage Evans
U.S.A
Weather Forecast With Cool Days Ahead In Miami Valley
The Miami Valley will feel cooler air as a dry, cool front moves eastward. Today’s forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and a high near 80 with a cool night ahead around 55. Friday should be sunny and a bit warmer, with a high near 87. Yesterday Middletown recorded a 93 degree high and a 56 degree low this morning. Rainfall yesterday totaled 20 inches.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Oil Pipeline Blast Kills 11 in Mexico
An explosion on a petroleum pipeline in Coatzacoalcos, Mexico, caused a large fire that burned for over seven hours. Reports indicate 11 dead and about 40 injured, many in critical condition, with damage spanning roughly a square mile.
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Coatzacoalcos
Mexico
Youth Arrested in Neighbor’s Slaying Case
In New York, a 14 year old developmentally disabled youth was arrested for the murder of 6 year old Zoltie Toth, son of Hungarian refugees. Police found the boy’s body in a nearby tenement and an iron bar used in the crime was found in a yard. The suspect Kenneth De Voe, a special class student with prior burglary and fire setting records, was taken into custody bloodstained clothing observed.
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Long
John Sealy Hospital
Galveston
Tex
David Rankin
F.H. Rankin
Texas City
New York
Zoltie Toth
Zoltie
Kenneth de Voe
de Voe
Toth
Imre
Anna
Hungary
Mary
Official Resigns as Tuscarawas County Prosecutor
Wilford R. Miller resigned as Tuscarawas County prosecutor on Wednesday to enter private law practice. The Dover Democrat was nearing the end of his first term in its third year.
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Philadelphia
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