32 Die as Brazilian Plane Explodes and Crashes
A Cruzeiro do Sul two engine airliner plunged to the ground near Sao Paulo after takeoff Friday night, breaking up and striking a partially built apartment block. Thirty two people died including a Uruguayan GE Brazil director James Goss Hughes and Deputy Miguel Baht. many others were injured or missing as crowds hindered rescue.
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Sao Paulo
Brasil
M— O
James Goss Hughes
General Electric
Brazil
Miguel Baht
Rena K. Consore
Rio
Emilton Batista
Haiti Pre sident declares martial law amid revolt threat
Haiti and the Dominican Republic line up under tense fear as President Francois Duvalier declares martial law and imposes an 8 p m curfew to head off a rumored revolt. Reports from Santo Domingo warn of possible killings and reprisals while the Inter-American Peace Mission seeks to limit violence.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Haiti
Francois Duvalier
Evistay
Naitians
Duvalier
Temo Republic
Cete Gorship
Lawi
Washington
Duvaliey
Part Au Prince
Duvalige
Qace
Port Au Prince
Organization of American States
Duvalley
Lier
Cmmaassy
Thaiti
Seave
Incest
Hispaniola
Waili
Woman Defers Ocean Flight to Australia Solo Leg
Honolulu to Oakland to Australia flight plan updates show 27 year old pilot Bailey Milley postponed the second leg by 24 hours due to repairs on a twin engine Piper Apache. She cited communications issues and weather as factors after reaching Hawaii from Oakland. A new dawn departure is planned for Sunday.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Baily Milley
United States
Australia
Santa Monica
Calif
Oakland
Cali
Cooler weather to arrive tonight with storms
Cloudy skies and light sprinkles reported this morning. Friday’s high reached 75 with a low around 62 at night as colder air moved in. Tornado near Randall damaged barns and sheds on Arlen Hougland and Herman Hougland farms, killing poultry. Weather Bureau forecast showers and thunderstorms statewide with cooler air over the weekend.
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Cutler
Randall
Arlen Hougland
Hougland
Herman
James Thompson Farm
Tax Reciprocity Bill Vetoed by Governor Rolvaag
Gov Marl F. Rolvaag vetoed a bill that would tax workers in their home states for income earned outside Minnesota. He warned the measure could cause about 43 million dollars in revenue loss for Minnesota.
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Mitiny Lie
Marl F. Rolvaag
Riday Nihgt
Minnesota
Seize Mexican For Smuggling Of Cuban Arms
Mexican authorities arrest Antonio Conde at International Airport for attempting to smuggle Cuban arms into Mexico. He carried a machine gun a shotgun pistols and microfilm in luggage from Havana. Officials note Conde is linked to the purchase of a yacht used by Castro and associates to cross the Gulf of Mexico in 1956.
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Fidel Castro
Cuba
Mexica
Ustoms
Antonio Conde
Havana
Conde
Castro
Gulf of Mao
Cuban
Condo
Thieves Sweep Zenobia Co Payroll Heist
Two robbers stole 3000 dollars from Zenobia Co pistachio importers in Manhattan Friday. Owner Joli Germack 62 found six office employees including three women bound, while the gunmen looted the payroll and fled.
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New Yorks
Tm Tt
Zenobia Co
Manhattan
Joli Germack
G62
Igneh
Germack
Armless Tot Learns to Feed with Battery Arm in Michigan
Wendy Jo Stocker, a three year old girl born without arms and a patient at Children's Hospital and Orthopedic Center in Grand Rapids, is learning to feed herself with a battery powered artificial arm developed by Northwestern University. Dr. George T. Aitken describes the device, its shoulder driven mechanism, and the center’s plan to train her over the next two weeks for self feeding.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Marlon
Wendy Jo Stocker
Fred J. Stocker
Children's Hospital and
Orthopedic Center
George T. Aitken
Northwestern
Aitken
Wendy Jo
Lion
Wendy
Gaige
Police Dogs and Fire Hose Used on Birmingham Demonstrators
Police dogs and high pressure water streams were used on Black protesters in Birmingham as racial demonstrations escalated. Leaders including Martin Luther King Jr and others vowed more large scale actions, with hundreds arrested and the city facing national attention as the march for desegregation continues.
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Birmingham
Alaid
Bir
Mingham
Martin ‘Luther
Sing Ex
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Yale
Netroes
Sted
Teonager
Otiers
Robert F. Kennedy
Washington
Six Die in Indiana Home Fire After Dryer Blazes
Rockville Indiana reports six youngsters at the Johnson Home for the Retarded perished from a Friday night fire. Firemen and volunteers evacuated others. one child escaped. A fireman noted limited escape due to severe handicaps among victims. The page also mentions a separate British ship incident involving the Diamond destroyer and Seagaard missile refitting near London.
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Rockville
Ind
Noa
Johnson Home
Bill Zarly
Indiana
Soviet Reveals Kozlov Illness
The Soviet Communist Party announced the illness of Frol Kozlov, once considered heir apparent to Premier Khrushchev. The official notice gave no details beyond a history of heart trouble, marking an unusual public disclosure of a senior party figure.
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Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
Frol Kozlov
Khaushchev
Communist Party
Boy Drowns In Skunk River Rescue Underway
A 15 year old Ames boy, David Barnhart, drowned when a rubber raft he steered capsized in the Skunk River. Rescue efforts continued as authorities searched for the body. he is identified as son of Mr and Mrs C J Barnhart.
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Ames
Ameniie
Ald Ames
Skunk
David Barnhart
C. J. Barnhart
Barnhart
Watt
Ten Freedom Marchers Jail in Alabama Crossing Line
Ten freedom marchers five white men and five Negroes were jailed after crossing the Georgia Alabama line near Rising Fawn Alabama patrols halted the group following an egg pelting incident at lunch. The march, begun by Baltimore Postman William Moore killed near Atlanta on April 2, aimed at integration. chaos and injuries were reported as the group faced arrest and police obstruction.
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Fort Payne
Alaie
Alabama
Georgia
State Line
Freedom
Mikey
Rising Fawn
Baltimore
William Moore
Aitalla
Ala
Iowa liquor by the drink bill nears Senate approval
After a 48 to 4 House vote the liquor by the drink bill advances with House amendments. Leaders expect a Senate review Tuesday and a possible conference committee to resolve dif ferences including local option and implied consent provisions and license limits.
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Rigler
Senate
House
George O'Malley
Des Moines
Richard Turner
Council Bluffs
Reji
David Stanley
R-Muscatine
Hay
Stanley
Lorne Worthington
D-Lamont
Worthington
Major liquor measure advances through House vote
A bill to legalize bar sales in all counties unless blocked by local authorities would require drivers to consent to chemical tests, set license limits and fees, enforce a 1 to 7 a.m. closing rule, require beer permits, and impose a 10 percent sales tax on all drinks.
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House
Senate
Robert Rigler
Ben Hampton
Rigler
Iowa
Des Moines
AP Photofox
Missing bomber plane with four aboard hunt continues
At Mountain Home AFB Idaho two Air Force planes collided during midair refueling near West Yellowstone Montana on Friday night. One aircraft landed safely. the other is presumed down with four crewmen aboard. A search began in snow covered terrain near the Idaho Wyoming border as fog and heavy snow hindered early efforts. The other plane with five aboard landed without injuries. An Air Force spokesman said the missing bomber suffered wing damage. the aircraft was based at Mountain Home. Fremont County sheriff’s office reported the bomber believed down near the Idaho Wyoming border about three miles east of St Anthony.
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Mountain Home Air Force Base
Idaho
Air Force
West Yellowstone
Mont
Bonster
Souhwestern Idaho
Fremont County Sheriff's Office
St. Anthony
West Oscane
thedaho-Wyoming
Des Nations
AEC Chairman Praises Iowa Nuclear Lab Progress
Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg, head of the Atomic Energy Commission, spoke at Ames cornerstone ceremonies for the new $4.6 million reactor building at the AEG Laboratory heat Ames. He praised the lab's ability to translate research into practical applications and highlighted support from Washington and Chicago officials and Rep. Neal Smith.
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Ames
Iowa
Atomic Energy Commission
Glenn T. Seahong
AEG Laboratory
Seaborg
AEC
Washington
Chicago
Swe
Board of Re Fews
U.S
Neal Smith
Lowa
Jioh Ames Laboratory
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Iowa Senate
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