Sloppy Landing Feeds Heroic Plane Crash Escape
Mrs Lloyd J Frevert 46 airs blame for a crash landing after her husband 47 died of a heart attack slumping at the controls in a dive from 2000 feet in Bonner Springs Kansas The mother and son William 13 pulled the elder Frevert from the controls and executed a crash landing in a pasture four miles southwest of the town The wheel tore off and Mrs Frevert sustained a serious head injury while her son escaped with bruises
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Lloyd J. Frevert
Kansas City
Kan
Kennedy and Gromyko meet after Laos truce hints
President Kennedy meets with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko at the White House following Moscow’s announcement of agreement with Britain on a Laos truce and negotiated settlement.
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Washington
Kennedy
Andrei Gromyko
White House
Soviet Union
Laos
Kennedy Wins Republican Backing Over Laos Crisis
Republicans in Congress voice strong support for President Kennedy amid Laos tensions. Senator Styles Bridges lauds Kennedy’s stance and predicts a peaceful settlement, while Senator Barry Goldwater urges "Well done Jack Kennedy." Pravda hints at Soviet backing for British ceasefire efforts as Kennedy meets with Gromyko and Macmillan to push for a united Anglo American approach.
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Washington
Laos
Kennedy
Kremlin
Corness
U. S
Senate
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Bridges
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Jack Kennedy
Goldwater
Perth Amboy
N. J
Gromyko
Key West
Fla
Harold Macmillan
Pravda
Observer
United States
Soviet Union
State Department
Kenney
Florida
Charles de Gaulle
Herve Apliph
White House
de Gaulle
Macmillan
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Bangkok
Thailand
Missing Plane May Have Been Hit By Rebels
Reports in Washington say a U.S. transport C47 missing in Laos with eight Americans may have been shot down over rebel territory. The State and Defense departments gave only the initial notice that the plane departed from Vientiane for Saigon on Thursday and had been missing two days.
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Washington
Laos
State and Defense Departments
Vientiane
Canital
Saigon
Chuckle Life Prices Rise Yet Public Hangs On
The line notes a sharp cost increase for Chuckle Life while the public continues to support or endure the service. Key figures or organizations are not specified in the fragment.
SEATO Conference Buoys on Laos Ceasefire Prospects
SEATO foreign ministers meet in Bangkok amid Laos tensions and the Laos ceasefire report from Moscow. Dean Rusk urges cautious reply and notes U S resolve to aid Southeast Asia in resisting communist aggression in Laos and South Vietnam.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Laos
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Moscow
Soviet Union
U.S
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Seato Council of Foreign Ministers
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
United States
Fighting Front Quiet In Laos Civil War Update
In Vientiane Laos civil war actions were muted with only scattered clashes reported and no sign of a major rebel offensive according to a Western military expert. The front lines showed no significant movement as tensions remained high in the region.
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Vientiane, Laos
Laos
Weather Turns Wet as Storms Move Into Miami Valley
Rain and possibly heavy thunderstorms affect the Miami Valley this evening. Temperatures dip from mid 60s to around 55 by Tuesday with showers likely through the week. Official high in Middletown yesterday reached 66, with a low near 56 overnight.
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Tomorow
Miami Valley
Middletown
U.S. Readies Gamma Ray Telescope Satellite Launch
NASA announced the first U S gamma ray telescope project designed to tumble end over end as it orbits. The 82 pound satellite will scan space for high energy gamma rays from cosmic sources and map their distribution. It will launch from Cape Canaveral into a 30 to 700 mile ellipse with a 98 minute orbit lasting six months to a year.
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Washington
U. S
Space
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Bowling Green campus rocked by water fight riot
After a campus water fight between fraternities, a demonstration drew 500 to 2,000 students. Police from four posts restored order as traffic halted on U.S. 6. seven students were detained but released without charges. The unrest ended with a fire crew tending a trash blaze outside the Commons.
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Bowling Green, Ohio
Bowling Green State University
U.S
Ralph McDonald
Lstate
McDonald
University Union
Rescue by helicopter saves three children from river stranding
In Zanesville Ohio a down draft nearly pulled a National Guard helicopter into the Muskingum River while rescuing three children from a stricken pontoon boat. The Knussman family and six Crooksville civil defense workers endured hours afloat until crews secured lines and pulled them to shore.
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Zanesville, Ohio
Muskingum River
Quentin Knussman
Zanesville
Crooksville Civil Defense
Betty
Here
Ellis Dam
Columbus
Donald Goodyear
Zanes- Ville
Goodyear
Kevin
Students Block Traffic On U S 6 In Dorm Curfew Scene
Students moved onto U S 6 blocking traffic in a deliberate show. Police dispersed them as girl students headed back to their dormitories for a 10 p.m. curfew. The boys lingered at Founders Hall steps then departed, ending the incident.
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Founders Hall
Last Words From the Cross Series Opens on Page 16
The agony of Christ on the cross is framed by his final sayings explaining his mission. A five part Holy Week series by church leaders from multiple denominations begins today on Page 16.
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Earth
Tragic Carlisle Train Crash Kills 6 Year Old Girl Aboard
A car carrying a widow and her five children to enroll at Carlisle and Madison Peastown schools was struck by an Ohio State Limited train at Chautauqua Road crossing. Eileen Sturgill, 6, died. Mother Mary Sturgill, 37, and children Beverly 8 Rosemary 12 Johnny 5 David 14 were injured. David described pulling Rosemary from under the car. The family had moved from Kalbflesich Road to Chautauqua Friday. The father Ben Sturgill had died by possible own action six months earlier.
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Middletown Hospital
New York
Eileen Sturgill
Tird $St
Chautauqua
Mary Sturgil
Beverly
Rosemary
Johnny
David
Eileen
Ben
Heinkel Road
Garret Boone
Butler County Boroner
Overloaded Boat Sinks Drowning Five Children
A small 10 foot rowboat carrying 16 people sank in floodwater on the Kankakee River. Five children Theo dora Bell Charlotte Kenneth Deb bie Murzyn Regina Murzyn drowned. Ted Bell Calumet City Il led the outing. Patsy Bell and Chris Helmsquest survived. Surviving witnesses and family members aided rescue efforts.
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Bell
Theodora
Charlotte
Kenneth
Debbie Murzyn
Regina Murzyn
Darlene Murtyn
Hammond
Rose
Patsy Bell
Chris Helmsquest
Ment
Elton Graham
Calumet City
Kathryn Holmquest
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