Admiral Spring Dies In Crash
In Manila two US Navy plane crashes killed 10 people including Admiral Arthur F. Spring commander of the Tinel Base. Also dead were his wife Clare 52, aide Lt. Karl Ziegenhagen, pilot Cmdr. Wade K. Smith, copilot Lt. Kenneth Cowles, and Frederick Cowles of San Marino California.
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Manila
Tineel Blbe
Baseat Davig Day
Hear
Arthur F. Spring
Clare
J.g
Karl Ziegenhagen
Gary
Ind
Pilo
Wade K. Smith
Clinton, Tenn
Kenneth Cowles
Frederick
San Marino
Calif
Federal marshals boost school guards in New Orleans
Federal marshals moved to enforce school integration as four Negro first graders entered William Frantz and McDonogh 19, prompting tense scenes and massive security. Attendance fizzled with many white parents withdrawing children, while state authorities wrestled for control amid court restraints and bitter political debate.
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New Orleans
William Frantz
McDonogh
St. Claude Ave
McDon
Louisiana
U.S
J. Skelly Wright
Lloyd Rittiner
Armand J. Davie
Frantz Cooperative Club
Frantz
Frantz and McDonagh
Davie
Democrat pays election bet at Wake Forest College
In Winston-Salem a Wake Forest College event saw Larry James of Elkin, head of the Young Democrats, pay an election bet on John Kennedy carrying 35 states. He nudged two peanuts with his nose to settle the wager. A Nixon defense and a water-doused sidewalk were noted.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Wake Forest Colege
Larry James
Elkin
John Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Liz Taylor Improves Slightly From Illness in London
Elizabeth Taylor remains a sick girl as she fights head pains under sedation. Dr. Red Kennamer and British doctors Mary Godman and Lord Evans, summoned by Eddie Fisher, anticipate a medical bulletin later, while Taylor's condition shows cautious improvement.
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London
Elizabeth Taylor
Red Kennamer
Los Angeles
Miss Taylor
Eddie Fisher
Mary Godman
Lord Evans
Search On For Kidnaping Priest In Superior Case
Wisconsin and Minnesota authorities pursue Rev. Lawrence Dudink 47, chaplain at St. Marys Hospital, and a 17-year-old Minnesota girl who left the hospital with him for a ride. Douglas County District Atty. John Chisholm calls it kidnapping. the girl recently lived in Superior and Gilbert, Minnesota.
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Superior
Wis
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Claude Cooper
Lawrence Dudink
St. Mary's Hospital
Douglas County
John Chisholm
Judge Barad Fines Driver For One-Way Street Offense
In Miami, Judge Frederick Barad recalls wartime memory as Arthur Schindler, 39, North Miami Beach, admits origin from Hungary. Barad confirms war-time slave labor camp sighting, then fines Schindler ten dollars for a wrong-way driving violation on a one way street.
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Miami
Fla
Frederick Barad
Barad
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Arthur Schindler
North
Miami Beach
Schindler
Plane Crash Victim Found Near Elk w Va
ELKINS West Virginia AP The charred wreckage of a small plane that crashed Sunday night and the pilot body were found on a snow covered peak near Elk by searchers. The craft was en route to New Philadelphia Ohio. The pilot was tentatively identified as retired Air Force Col Nelson P Pete Jackson 49 of Severna Park Maryland The passenger Roger Bell of Eppin Forest Maryland was found on a rural road several miles from the site He may have tried to walk for help and died on the road Civil Air Patrol about 50 members searched freezing weather and a half foot of snow hindered operations.
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Elkins
W. Va
Here
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Air Force
Nelson P
Pete) Jackson
Severna Park
Roger Bell
Eppin Forest
Youth Experiments Fatal Fall Injury in Columbus
James A. Lynch, 17, died after a Nov 7 incident in Columbus while experimenting with unconsciousness. Police said he inhaled rapidly several times and then attempted to exhale with his mouth clamped around his thumb, leading to fatal injuries.
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Columbus, Ohio
James A. Lynch
Columbus
Paulding girl’s death under investigation as sex slaying
Authorities in Paulding Ohio search known sex offenders for leads in the slaying of 14 year old Nancy Eagleson. The girl was found fully clothed except for undergarments with a gunshot wound and evidence of sexual assault. Her friend Cheryl escaped after the attacker dragged Nancy into a car and fled. Cheryl recalls the killer wore horn rimmed glasses.
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Paulding, Ohio
Ohio
John Keeler
Nancy Eagleson
Oonnd Tadaw
Nancy
Junction
Here
Nancyoff
Paulding
Cheryl
Sheriff's Office
Keeler
Kennedy's Lead Shrinks as Vote Count Increases
AP reports Kennedy's popular vote lead over Nixon narrows as absentee ballots and unreported precincts come in. With 1,636 precincts counted, Kennedy has 33,748,774 votes to Nixon's 33,491,184, a 257,590 margin, while California's tally remains uncertain and Alaska and Hawaii shows Nixon trailing.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Kennedy
California
Alaska
Hawaii
Kennedy Narrowing California Lead in Precinct Counts
AP report states continued absentee ballot counting reduces Kennedy’s California margin to 28,916 as Kennedy 3,134,226 and Nixon 3,105,310 after Monday’s tabulations. Nixon’s share stands at 59.4 percent in the state returns, while the national vote shows Nixon at 49.7 percent.
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San Francisco
John F. Kennedy
California
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Nixon
Wagner Orders Police Probe Sparked by City Officials
Mayor Robert F. Wagner ordered a broad probe into alleged police corruption. The Citizens Emergency Committee accused graft in issuing night club entertainers licenses and missing funds from license fees. Wagner named Louis I. Kaplan to review all aspects and said he would seek a state inquiry via Gov Nelson Rockefeller.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
Citizens Emergency Committee
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Wagner
Louis I. Kaplan
Kennedy invites newsmen to Kennedy home for social swim
President-elect John F Kennedy hosted reporters at the Kennedys Palm Beach oceanfront home for a social swim and reception. The gathering, described by Kennedy as purely social, highlighted informal talks with the press covering his headquarters.
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Palm Beach
Fla
John F. Kennedy
Elate
Guns can be dangerous warned father fatally shot
Leroy Rutkowski, 26, warned his four children that guns can be dangerous then bent to pick up a cartridge and the .38 revolver discharged fatally wounding him in the head. The incident occurred Monday in Chicago.
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Chicago
Leroy Rutkowski
Rutkowski
Ike Meets Anderson on Aid in Hard-Nosed Talks
President Eisenhower is to meet Treasury Secretary Robert Anderson in Augusta for a conference on foreign aid. Defense Secretary Gates may fly in for a top level review of overseas spending as the Soviet move to raise the ruble value looms. The talks will also cover the government’s overall financial problems and the upcoming Republican federal budget to be submitted in January.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
White House
Defense
Thomas Gates
Washington
Soviet Union
James C. Hager
Nuclear submarine George Washington sails with Polaris missiles
The nuclear powered submarine George Washington armed with 16 Polaris missiles is set to depart Charleston Harbor around noon for a two year Atlantic patrol. Rear Admiral McManes called it a mission of goodwill for some and total destruction for others, noting its power equals World War I bombs.
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Charleston
S.C
George Washington
Atlantic
Charleston Harbor
Air Force Recovers Discoverer XVII Capsule in Pacific Ball Park
Honolulu AP The Air Force snagged the Discoverer XVII satellite capsule in its second recovery within 12 hours. Pelican II piloted by Capt Gene W Jones diverted at 11,000 feet, then caught the parachute in the 500 by 250 mile ball park 500 miles northeast of Honolulu. The 300 pound payload weighed 125 pounds after reentry, scorched but intact. Major General Rutland called the operation the most successful in the Discoverer series.
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Honolulu
U.S. Air Force
Air Force
Hawaii
Pacific
Hickam Air Force Base
Ball Park
Jones
California
Vandenberg Air Force Base
C. J. Rutland
Air Force Ballistic Missile Division
Capt Jones
Airman among eight aboard helicopter crash near amphibian wreck
Airman Cecil G. Johnson and four other men died when a helicopter crashed shortly after noon near the site of a damaged amphibian carrying the Spring party. The eight aboard included a U S Marine and three Philippine constabulary personnel. pilot and co pilot survived. An American Navy doctor was slightly bruised and a U S enlisted man had minor burns. Names of the deceased were not immediately disclosed.
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U.S
Philippine Constabulary
Hornet
Admiral Springs Honored After Mount Mariveles Crash
Medics reached the remote crash site on Mount Mariveles in the Bataan Peninsula and found no survivors from the Albatross wreck. The Springs attended a Manila dinner and were en route to Subic Bay. Spring was noted for fostering Filipino ties, presiding over the Olongapo turnover and being named honorary mayor. He was praised as the outstanding American of 1960 in the Philippines. his son Lt Arthur T. Spring serves at the Navy nuclear power school in Windsor, Connecticut.
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Manila
Subic Bay
Mount Mariveles
Bataan Peninsula
United States
7Th Fleet
South China Sea
Spring
Olongapo
U.S. Navy
Central Luzon
Philippines
the Springs
Arthur T. Spring
Navy Nuclear Power Plant
Windsor
Conn
Tragic Fire Kills 152 Children in Damascus Theater
A devastating blaze at a Damascus movie theater injured and killed many children during an educational screening. Most victims were 14 or younger. one rescuer, Mohammed Eldakoury, died saving others. Theater owners and projectionist under arrest as authorities probe causes and safety failures. A relief fund and mass burials followed the disaster.
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Damascus
Syria
Amude
Here
Mohammed Said Eldakoury
Eldakoury
Ster
Unseasonal Weather Sets Stage for Showers
The week brings unseasonal balmy days with an approaching chance of showers tonight. Thunder possibilities linger as a cool front moves in, with a forecast high near 70. Thursday looks fair and cool with partly cloudy skies and a recent record high of 68 and a low of 56.
Chuckle on driving roles in a witty family quip
A humorous line compares a woman driving from the back seat of a car to a man cooking from the dining room table, framing both as unconventional domestic scenes with light satire.
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Anderson
NAVY
Polaris
J. B. Osborn
Orients
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K. M. McManes
Patrick Henry
USAF
By Henry Hartzenbusch
Number XII
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Walla Walla
Wash. Jones
Cecil G. Johnson
Kansas City, MO
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