Officials Continue Air Crash Probe
Investigators sift through debris and witness accounts after the Trans World Airlines Constellation crash near Hinsdale killing 78 people. Officials consider sabotage. a tail section lay 300 feet from the main wreckage as FAA and CAB conduct a months long inquiry.
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Trans World Airlines
Melvin N. Gough
Civil Aeronautics Board
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Melvin Gough
CAB
All Sides Blast Aid Money Cut
The House faces pressure from present and former leaders to restore foreign aid funds cut by the Appropriations Committee. Eisenhower called the slashes incomprehensible amid world tensions while McNamara and Rusk urged full committee restoration to avoid signaling weakness to allies and adversaries.
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Appropriations Committee
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Gettysburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
State Department
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
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Dean Rusk
Clarence Cannon
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Eisenhower
Kozlov Heads UN Soviet Delegation
Deputy Premier Fro R Kozlov who serves as secretary to the Soviet Communist party Central Committee will lead the Soviet delegation to the 1960 United Nations General Assembly diplomats said. Kozlov is often described as Premier Khrushchev s No 2 man.
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Fro R. Kozlov
Soviet Communist Party Central Committee
U.N. General Assembly
Kozlov
Khrushchev
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A community message urges immediate action to improve futures, insisting progress begins now and stressing collective effort for improvement.
Nkrumah urges Kennedy Khrushchev meeting at nonaligned conference
Ghana President Kwame Nkrumah told the Belgrade nonaligned nations gathering he was shocked by the Soviet nuclear test. He offered Accra as a venue for a Kennedy Khrushchev summit and urged both leaders to meet to ease disputes.
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Arms Ban Post Slated For Dean
Ambassador Arthur H. Dean, newly back from Geneva, is tipped to head U S disarmament negotiations if a general conference is arranged with the Soviet Union. He may lead the delegation to the U N General Assembly opening Sept 19 and will join Kennedy’s talks with John J. McCloy on the Geneva test ban impasse.
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Arthur H. Dean
Geneva
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Soviet Union
Kennedy
Dean
U.N. General Assembly
New York
Russia
John J. McCloy
White House
State Lists Tips For Safe Trip
The Department of Highway Safety offers caution for Labor Day motorists in Columbus Ohio. Key tips include allowing ample time to overtake safely do not speed when another car is passing and use your horn to signal passing intent.
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Columbus, Ohio
Department of Highway Safety
Humphrey calls UN action on Soviet nuclear test
Senator Hubert Humphrey urged that the United States cite Russia's nuclear test before the United Nations as a warning to free peoples worldwide. He said the fallout threatens many nations and peoples and urged swift, coordinated disarmament efforts while some senators push for renewed U.S. testing.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
United States
Russia
United Nations
Humphrey
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Aikensaia
John J. McCloy
Capitol Hill
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Kuchel Urges Responsibility for Nation's Course
California Senator Thomas H. Kuchel, the assistant Republican leader, warned that a heavy responsibility rests on the country as it faces crucial decisions ahead.
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Thomas H. Kuchel
California
Man Faces Trial After 37 Years In Los Angeles Killing
Ostrow, a former junkman, was charged with murder after the 1924 synagogue shooting in Los Angeles. Doctors later found him insane, delaying the case. Now at 72 he is said to have recovered enough to aid his defense as officials seek witnesses and old records for the renewed trial set for Sept. 12.
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Harry Danny
Solomon Ostrow
Fannie Klein
A. B. Benosky
Ostrow
Danny
Jor
Clifford Crail
Crail
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
Charles Crail
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Benosky
Ellery Cuffis
Osttrow
Atascadero State Hospital
Measure Goes To Senate In Brazil Power Change
Brazil's Chamber of Deputies approved a constitutional amendment to install Joao Goulart with limited powers and a parliamentary system. The measure goes to the Senate which must vote two thirds. Goulart has reportedly agreed to conditions. Brizola appeals to reject, military chiefs oppose, Porto Alegre hosts supporters.
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Joao Goulart
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Hintersland
Brasilia
Goulart
Uruguay
Porto Alegre
Rio Grande Do Sul
Montevideo
Leonel Brizola
Brizola
Congress
Moura Andrade
Chamber
Sergio Magalhaes
Brazil
Mother Dies as Doctor Delivers Baby in Home Surgery
In Ann Arbor Michigan a physician used a kitchen knife to perform a cesarean delivery after the mother Anna Marie Durham died en route to a hospital. The newborn Stephen Durham six pounds eight ounces was reported in good condition in an incubator at the University of Michigan Medical Center.
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Mich
Stephen Durham
University of Michigan Medical Center
Walter Stribley
Milan
Stephen
Anna Marie Durham
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