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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1960

Page

8

Christmas Day Flight Disaster Fragments Strewn Across Staten Island

In Staten Island a blast leaves a scorched suit coat with a missing sleeve, a half empty cigarette pack, a woman's blouse on a tree, foam rubber debris, and scattered Christmas items. Soldiers collect fragments in sacks as investigators trace the wreckage across miles. A glazed checkbook shows a balance of 3.43. A rosary and Virgin Mary book appear amid the debris.

Staten Island

Plane collision over New York Drowns Brooklyn in Snow

In a foggy sky over New York Harbor a United Airlines jet and a TWA Super Constellation collided, plunging into Brooklyn and Staten Island. The impact gutted churches and damaged buildings as fires spread, with witnesses recounting harrowing scenes of collapsed roofs and stranded survivors.

Saul Pett New ‘York Brooklyn Vincent Ortolano Longshoreman New York Harbor Miller Field Staten Island Maude Petersen Thomasina Hill Constance Ciazzo Ed Loughlan Gerty George Burch Baltimorean Baltimore Alvin Sokolsky Friday New York Bert Claster

Cuba and Soviet Union sign $168 million commercial pact

In Havana, Cuba and the Soviet Union signed contracts forming part of a new $168 million commercial agreement linked to Ernesto Guevara's mission. The Cuban sugar outlook remained strong with a 1961 harvest forecast at 6 million tons, potentially signaling a separate sugar deal.

Havana Cuba Soviet Union Ernesto Guevara Jacinto Torras Bank of Foreign Commerce United States

Soldier Artist Portraits Honor Fort Detrick Chief

Lieutenant Colonel Carl A. Eaton displays his canvas work during General Stubbs’s first Fort Detrick visit. Eaton, Detrick intelligence officer, has painted Brigadier General Fred J. Delmore and others as part of a luncheon tribute to the Chemical Corps command in Washington.

Carl A. Eaton Marshall Stubbs Carl S. Casto Stubbs Fort Detrick Eaton Detrick Fred J. Delmore Chemical Corps Research and Developmen Goramand Washington

Explosion Kills Mrs Walker and Six Children in Home Fire

Mrs Elizabeth Walker and six of her nine children perished when a two story house burned in an explosion and fire on December 4. Neff Walker rescued three children as firefighters said the home was destroyed in about 15 minutes.

Damian Reyes Elizabeth Walker Neff Walker Enola

Emperor Returns To Control In Eritrea After Aborted Coup

Emperor Haile Selassie lands in Asmara to reclaim his realm after a brief coup. Crown Prince Asfa Wassan, 44, allegedly acted under duress and remained loyal. Officials report the uprising was crushed and Selassie vows to restore order amid questions of foreign involvement.

I Addis Ababa Asmara Ethiopia Haile Selassie Lion of Judah Selassie Asfa Wassan Sao Paulo Brazil Prince Wassan

Escapee Shot At During Short Vehicle Chase

Police detained three men after a 3:14 a.m. chase ended with five shots fired over an escapee’s head. John L. Hill, 4, of Middle River Essex Baltimore was identified as the would be escapee.

Westminster Has John L. Hill Middle River Essex Baltimore

Vaccine shown 83 percent effective in Baltimore outbreak

Salk vaccine proved 83 percent effective in Baltimore during the city’s worst outbreak in a decade, with 96 confirmed cases centered in the urban core. The report notes dense pockets of infection among relative populations.

Baltimore

Polio Epidemic Leads Baltimore Health Studies

Mental hygiene officials seek a permanent polio epidemic superintendent as Baltimore health authorities report statistical studies from this year showing 3 percent effect.

Baltimore City Health Department

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