Two Engines Fail as C97 Lands Safely in Hawaii
Maj. Samuel Tyson piloted the huge C97 transport with 67 aboard through a dual-engine failure over the Pacific to land safely in Hilo Hawaii after 614 hours aloft and 1 000 miles from Travis to Hickam.
09 Aug 1957
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1957
Page
1
Maj. Samuel Tyson piloted the huge C97 transport with 67 aboard through a dual-engine failure over the Pacific to land safely in Hilo Hawaii after 614 hours aloft and 1 000 miles from Travis to Hickam.
In Cameron Parish residents evacuate as tropical storm Bertha approaches, some recalling Hurricane Audrey’s devastation. Mrs. Paul Nunez recalls loss of family in 1947 and notes danger of staying. Others remain, hoping Bertha will be milder than Audrey, while evacuees head toward Lake Charles with stories of survival on rafts and no food for days.
Mrs Eisenhower continued her satisfactory recovery from Tuesday's operation as a growing collection of flowers and get well cards poured in. A White House aide said the First Lady has received a considerable number of sympathetic messages and called her very popular.
A House debate over a 389 million dollar Atomic Energy Commission plan centers on 58 million for three reactors at Idaho and Washington state sites and to supply steam to cooperatives. Democrats defend the move to boost atomic power and aid public power groups, while Republicans call provisions sweeping and risky.
A former AFL UAW board member, Morris Weintraub, testified before the Senate Rackets Committee that the union sold its Milwaukee headquarters in 1955 for 80 000 then resold for 115 000 to Badger Realty Co. He said the board was not consulted and questioned the profit while noting the sale involved Anthony Doria and others. Weitraub named Badger Realty owners Spiras W. Kallas and Victoria M. Kallas and said Doria may have held a stake. Dio invoked the Fifth Amendment repeatedly amid questions about payments and ties to Hoffa.
Speaker Rayburn calls for House approval of the Senate civil rights bill while open to a compromise on jury trial provisions. Republican Leader Martin condemns the bill, citing a Rogers letter arguing it would infringe federal court authority. Backstage talks push a limited compromise to allow jury trials only in criminal contempt tied to voting rights.
Residents from Monroe to Lake Charles brace for the fringe of Hurricane Bertha as the storm centers 140 miles southeast of Lake Charles with 75 mph winds. Rain showers and high winds are expected in the Twin Cities, with cooler daytime temperatures and overnight lows around 70.
Joe D Guerriero of 307 Glenmar Avenue Monroe is among Tu Lane University's top students in the IE semester. Dean William Peery notes Guerriero ranks in the upper tenth of a 250 plus class. West Monroe Lions Club holds an Ouachita River trip to Kap pa Beach with 145 Lions and guests enjoying barbecue as boats serve as transport.
The Federal Power Commission ruled against Southwest Gas Producing Co and affiliates in Washington, disallowing four proposed natural gas rate increases totaling 75 154 a year. The dispute centered on gas sales from Unionville and Hico Knowles Fields in Lincoln Parish Louisiana under 15 year contracts with Texas Eastern Transmission Corp beginning November 1 1952.
Bertha weakened as it neared the Louisiana Texas border with winds 65 to 75 mph near the center and gales up to 100 miles from the center. The storm was about 100 miles southeast of Lake Charles moving toward the coast, threatening high tides and flooding from Galveston to Vermilion Bay. Deputies and civilians evacuated Cameron Parish as Civil Defense maintained watch and offshore crews returned to shore.
Monroe officials announce a downtown plan with 1235 free parking spaces daily for shoppers. The program, backed by 86 merchants and 12 operators, lets customers park free in garages with merchant validation to support back to school shopping in Monroe and West Monroe.
Coast area refugees arrive in Monroe at three this morning as Cameron parish residents flee Hurricane Bertha. Mrs Wilmer Smith and her four year old daughter Linda Gay join her parents Mr and Mrs Joe LaBove. Sheriff O B Carter warned coastal communities while Lake Charles and Sulphur high schools serve as evacuee housing points.
An advertiser highlights a four room property at 306 Polinglac with bath and double garage and a phone contact FA 3-8807. The ad promises quick results for renting rooms apartments and houses and notes the property was rented the first day with low seven day rate and cancellation privileges.
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