Britons Die In Derby Flight Crash Over Pyrenees
A British twin engine Dakota DC3 crashed near Mt Canigou in the Pyrenees killing all 34 aboard, including 30 passengers, 3 crew, and a travel courier. The party was en route from Gatwick to Perpignan for a Spain coastal bus tour. wreckage found near Mileres Pass with no survivors confirmed.
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Toulouse
France
Pyrenees Peak
Mt. Canigou
Derby Inviation Ltd
Spain
Mediterranean
Douglas Aircraft Co
Gatwick
London
Perpignan
Bordeaux
Ariege
Mileres Pass
Prardes
Prades
21 Horses Die In Fire At Raceway
SARATOGA SPRINGS N Y AP Twenty one harness racing horses perished early Saturday in a fire that destroyed one barn and damaged another at Saratoga Raceway. A track security policeman said none of the horses stabled in the Y barn escaped. Several grooms fled safely. No one was reported injured. Some horses had raced Friday night. Firemen arrived after 3 a.m. The total loss was about 150000 dollars. Among the victims was Demon Lisa, winner of the second race Friday night. Track officials valued the horses at 75000 dollars.
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Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Saratoga Raceway
Saratoga
Demon Lisa
Gems Arriving in London for Modern Jewelry Expo
About 8 million dollars worth of jewels are arriving by plane from Brazil to London to join Brazil’s entry for the international exhibition of modern jewelry opening October 2. The exact arrival time was kept secret for security reasons.
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London
Brazil
Canoeists From Quebec Aim Farther On Long River Quest
Two young French Canadians, Marce Rocheleau and Gerard Hould, are in Cincinnati on an Ohio River leg of a 15,000 mile canoe trip to Mexico. They began at Cap de la Madeline in Quebec and expect about 18 more months of travel with less than half of the $300 they started with. Rocheleau said they want to write a book and make the longest canoe trip.
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Cincinnati
Mexico
Marce Rocheleau
Gerard Hould
Ohio River
Rocheleau
Quebec
Cap de la Madeline
Stiffer Penalties Urged For Quacks
Washington AP reports Milton P. Duffy chief of California Bureau of Food and Drug inspections urged jail terms or heavy fines for medical fakers at a National Congress on Medical Quakery. The meeting, backed by AMA and FDA, drew about 500 doctors.
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Washington
Milton P. Duffy
California
Bureau of Food and Drug Inspections
National Congress
American Medical Association
The
Food and Drug Administration
Duffy
Better Law Enforcement Climate Sought by Youngstown Group
Ma honing V. Industrial Council steering committee cites lack of a better law enforcement climate as a barrier to a healthier business environment in Youngstown. A year-long survey classifies Week district issues into categories, highlighting steel labor impact, weak waterways, and rising crime. It condemns city officials for failing to curb criminal activity and brash enforcement.
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Youngstown, Ohio
First Russian Raid On Constantinople in 160
The report notes a Russian fleet made an early but unsuccessful attempt to seize Constantinople in the year 160. The failed action marks the first known Russian effort to raid the city.
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Constantinople
City
Lawn Chore Ends in Double Death
Arlington Massachusetts report details Harry Patterson 66 collapses while mowing his lawn on a warm fall day. His wife Hazel, watching from the window, rushes to help as he dies at the scene. She later dies of a heart attack while en route to the hospital.
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Arlington
Mass
Harry Patterson
Patterson
Arlington Vocational High School
Hazel
Marchers Leaflets Held Up In Moscow Visit Ends
MOSCOW AP Western peace marchers wrapped up a five day visit with only half their disarmament leaflets distributed. Leader Bradford Lyttle of Chicago said 800 pounds remained held by Soviet authorities. He noted customs formalities delayed inquiries and that they were not allowed to protest near the Soviet Defense Ministry.
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Moscow
Bradford Lyttle
Chicago
San Francisco
Lyttle
Defense Ministry
Ohio Leads Cattle Judging At Dairy Congress
Waterloo Iowa AP Ohio captured first in state herd competition among Ayrshire and Brown Swiss cows on the final day of judging at the Nation Dairy Cattle Congress. Tresspasser's Carousel shown by Ronald Musser earned reserve grand championship among Ayrshire females. Welcome in Jade from Welcome In Farms Dublin won Brown Swiss championship and Welcome In Farms was named premier Brown Swiss breeder and exhibitor.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Ohio
Nation Dairy Cattle Congress
Tresspasser
Ronald Musser
Huntsville
Welcome In Jade
Welcome In Farms
Dublin
Ex-Convict Secures Teaching Permit in Washington
Ex-convict Dean Bay wins a three year provisional teaching certificate in Washington after serving time for theft. Bay, who once worked as a night deputy in Goldendale, taught in Oregon and ministered, says education can redeem and he seeks to teach seventh grade at Seattle’s King’s Garden School, challenging stigma. Washington officials supported him while Oregon denied him earlier. He emphasizes rehabilitation and teaching standards over past mistakes.
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Dean Bay
Louis Bruno
Bay
State
Eastern Oregon College of Education
la Grande
Weston, Ore
Weston
Chamber of Commerce At
Washington State
Oregon
King’s Garden School
Seattle
Washington
King’s Garden
Ray
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Aw Enforcement Au‘hori‘ies
Seattle, Wash
Goldendale
Wash
State Reformatory
Marty Miller
Paul Deger
Miller
Insurance Agency
Castell
Norma Holt
Florence Selby i
Esther Browne
Emma Botts
Mattie McClanahan
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Paramount Theater
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