20 Americans Die In Crash Near Taipei
The Nationalist Chinese airliner crash near Shenkang on the Formosa Strait killed 57 people on board, including 20 Americans eight servicemen and four dependents. CAT officials confirmed no survivors and noted the prior count of 53 was updated. A Malaysian film crew also was reported aboard.
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Taipei
Formosa
U.S
Shenkang
Divine Hill
Fengguang
Pescadore Islands
Formosa Strait
China
Civil Air Transport
CAT
Claire Channault
Flying Tigers
Taichung
Nighttime Protests Banned in St. Augustine
About 100 Negro demonstrators and a few white integrationists defied Gov. Bryant by marching at night. Police halted the eight block procession as the governor’s order forbidding demonstrations after 8 pm took effect. Police warned violators face fines or jail.
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ST. Augustine. Fla
Farris Bryant
ST. Augustine
Fla
Bryant
St Augusttine
U.S. District Court
Florida
Edward Schoenling Funeral Monday in Cincinnati
Funeral services for Edward A. Schoenling Sr. will be held Monday at 1 am in the Sam A. Bolton Funeral Home in Cincinnati. He helped turn the family charcoal and ice business into Schoenling Brewing Co in 1934 with Edward A. Jr. as president and served as board chairman before his illness and death last Friday.
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Cincinnati
Edward A. Schoenling Sr
Sam A. Bolton
Schoenling
Khrushchev Wraps Denmark Visit Amid Cold Germany Rift
Soviet Premier Khrushchev closed a five day goodwill mission to Denmark with little progress on key issues including Germany. Danes insisted on self determination, while Khrushchev pressed for Western recognition of the three German states. The communique omitted Germany after hard bargaining and Russian insistence. Sweden awaits next in Scandinavia tour.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Germany
Europe
Sweden
Scandinavia
Sie
West
East Germany
West Berlin
Minor earthquake shakes northeast Japan Sunday
A minor quake hit areas in northeast Japan early Sunday. It was not felt in Tokyo and there were no reports of damage or casualties.
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Tokyo
Japan
Civil rights bill faces delay tactics before recess
Southern opponents seek to stall final passage until after the July 3 recess while House leaders push to a final vote in eight to ten days. Chairman Howard W Smith may delay by blocking a rules committee meeting, but a bipartisan majority may bypass him to schedule action. The Feb 10 House vote underscores strong support for final passage.
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John Beckler
Washington
House
Senate
Howard W Smith
D-Va
House Rules Committee
San Francisco
Smith
Rules Committee
Smiths
Man Drinks With Hand He Lost
Farrel Dagley a machinist at Eaton Manufacturing Co lifted his coffee and sipped with a hand he believed lost in an industrial accident three months earlier Doctors at Western Reserve University medical school reattached the severed hand after an explosion at the Eaton plant on March 6. The accident destroyed all eight wrist bones and severed blood vessels while removing an inch of flesh and bone.
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Cleveland API
Farrel Dagley
the Eaton Manufacturing Co
Western Reserve University Medical School
Dagley
Eaton
Akron Man Dies After Car Collision
Sher man H. Allgood age 65 of Akron was thrown from his car and killed when two cars collided Saturday. His wife was reported in satisfactory condition at City Hospital.
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Akron
Ohio
Sherman H. Allgood
Allgood
City Hospital
Spokane Woman Named Father’s Day Originator
Mrs. John Bruce Dodd in Spokane inspired Father’s Day after a sermon on fathers led her to propose a June observance. Clergy and officials backed it, and on June 17 1910 Spokane celebrated with pulpit talks and gifts for shut in fathers. President Wilson later urged national observance in 1916.
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Spokane
Wash
Montana
Glacier National Park
John B. Dodd
Glacier
John Bruce Dodd
William Jackson Smart
Washington
Dodd
Eva Cummings Estes
Woodrow Wilson
Goldwater Sees U N Charter Change Needed
Sen. Barry Goldwater says Eisenhower backs revising the United Nations Charter and the General Assembly voting formula. He favors United Nations reform to curb Afro Asian bloc influence as Red China and new nations gain ground, while insisting he still supports the U N. He cites Gettysburg discussions and notes no specific formula is ready.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United Nations
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Goldwater
United States
Red China
General Assembly
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Scranton Attacks Johnson and Goldwater at Massachusetts Rally
Gov William W. Scranton assailed President Johnson’s foreign policy and Barry Goldwater’s civil rights stance during a large Boston stop at the Republican State Convention. He met delegates from Massachusetts, Rhode Island and New Hampshire seeking Lodge support and signaled Lodge could drop out during San Francisco balloting. An AP poll showed 18 of 34 Massachusetts delegates favored Scranton after the meeting.
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Boston
Mass
Pennsylvania
William, W. Scranton
Massachusetts
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Scranton
Bay State
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Two Teens Die In Cincinnati Car Crash
In Cincinnati two 18 year olds Kenneth Danzinger and Rogert Gers were killed when a car driven by Danzinger lost control crossed five lawns and overturned. Passenger James Trovillo, also 18, suffered a broken left arm and cuts.
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Cincinnati
Kenneth Danzinger
Rogert Gers
Danzinger
Gers
James Trovillo
Wife's Retirement Definition Sparks Lighthearted Chuckle
In a humorous display of domestic arithmetic, a wife quips that retirement means twice as much husband on half as much income, provoking smiles as a playful domestic riddle.
Goldwater Eyes South and West for White House Bid
Republican Sen. Barry Goldwater focuses on the South and West as the base for a 1964 bid against President Johnson. His doctrine combines civil rights opposition with conservative policy to win Dixie support and help the West. Goldwater says a victory is uphill but would push Johnson rightward and prove conservatism viable in American politics. His aides name Ohio and Illinois as potential gains though New York remains unlikely.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
Len Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Dixie
Goldwater
Denison Kitchel
Ohio
Ilinois
New York
Scranton Plans Ohio Campaign Visit And Delegate Push
Governor William W. Scranton of Pennsylvania will add Ohio to a packed campaign schedule next week as he works to win delegates. He also plans stops in Delaware New Jersey West Virginia Florida and Michigan to meet delegates and attend fundraising events. Fellow contender Barry Goldwater will address Michigan delegates during the same period though later in the day.
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Harrisburg
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Scranton
Delaware
New Jersey
West Virginia
Florida
Lansing
Mich
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Kennedy in Good Condition After Plane Crash
Sen Edward M Kennedy suffered a broken back in a crash that killed the pilot and aide Edward Moss. Doctors said he may need surgery but spinal cord was not damaged and recovery could take six to eight months. Bayh also injured but stable. Johnson and McNamara ordered care at Walter Reed and Cooley-Dickson hospitals.
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Arsene C. Davignon
Northampton
Mass
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Charles W. Mets
Walter Reed
Whd
Kennedy
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Metz
Perod
Paul Russell
Boston
Massachusetts General Hospital
Cooley-Dickson Hospital
Thomas Corriden
Bayh
Senate
Springfield
John F. Kennedy
Aero Commander
Edwin T. Zimny
Andover
Moss
New England Telephone Co
Washington
Barnes
Westfield
Apple Orchard
Civil Aeronautics Board
Johnson
Moe
Len
Robert Schauer
Southampton
Ted Kennedy
Schauer
Sen. Bayh
Inside the Goldman Building on Middletown Main Street
The article recalls Simon Goldman who built a fine dry goods store on Middletown's Main Street and has been gone 47 years as the building nears passing from the scene. The account, with pictures, references page 23. Peace thoughts and Beatrice Lillie stage pranks are noted on pages 40 and 45.
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Simon Goldman
Middletown
Beatrice Lillie
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