Night Coach of National Airlines Crashes Near Bolivia
A National Airlines DC6B night coach flying New York to Miami crashed in swampy woods near Bolivia North Carolina before dawn. Initial reports said no survivors though officials believed 20 may have survived with 17 bodies recovered by late morning. Debris and wreckage covered about half a mile with the plane split and scattered. weather and sea-coast routing were factors as search efforts continued along the coast.
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Doyle Howard
Wilmington News
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Lee
Palm Beach
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Airlines
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Gulf of Mexico
Akami
New Orleans
Edward Orrick McDonnell
Pacific
Richard Rancord
McArthur
Balwia
Vanover
Bosnia
Singapore High School plumbing talks delay board action
Lloyd C. Culler dies at hospital as Frederick County education officials discuss a proposed joint meeting with the Board of Education, County Commissioners and Health Department over Singapore Junior-Senior High School water supply and a $650,000 building project. Dr. James A. Sensenbaugh reports a bid by well driller Austin R. Keyser, with tests and bids delaying decisions.
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County Conisioners
Frederick County Health Department
Singapore
Iniun BH
James A. Sensenbaugh
Austin R. Keyser
Selesee
Echools
Hate Campaign Spreads Across East Germany and Beyond
Reported hate campaigns extend into East Germany with worldwide echoes. Canada’s West Coast also notes similar lines of propaganda. The distorted framing references Jewish communities and political figures, tied to a Roosevelt monument shown overlooking Oslo harbor amid war era tensions.
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East Germany
Berlin
Canada
Slegams
Roosevelt
Oslo
Norwar
Palefaces No Talk Injun's Language in Seminole Case
Court proceedings feature dialogue in Seminole language with Judge Ben C. Willard suspending sentence after questioning defendant Brown. Interjections from Joan Boyer and Burt show tension as the judge references Ha-te-pas meaning You.
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Tessa Ieiatseg
Joan Boyer
Brown
Ben C. Willard
Burt
Bover
Congress Opens With Civil Rights and Education on Edge
Washington AP Congress convenes with civil rights and federal aid to education as top early battles. A crowded agenda includes six hot measures and an expected surge of oratory. Senate races, Nixon’s presumptive nomination, and large House turnover frame a busy session aiming for a July 4 adjournment.
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86Th Congress
Richard M. Nixon
Senate
House
Los Angeles
Chicago
Clarence Cannon
D-Mo
House Appropriations Committee
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Ground F Building Breaks Ground Amid Deaf School Plan
The first major year development for the laryiend School for the Deaf began after poor ground conditions delayed the new $650,000 primary building. Charles McC Mathias Sr. led the executive team in overseeing the project as shovels broke ground at the ceremony. May include notes on feasibility and plans for continued fundraising.
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Charles McC. Mathias Sr
Laryiend School For the Deaf
Charles McC. Mathias
Gram
Autars
C. C. Thomas
P' Winebre
Calvary Math
Weather Halts Search For Missing Airplane Near Salisbury
Inclement weather halted the ongoing search for a plane missing eight days earlier. Wet snow and rough water limited search planes and surface vessels in the area near Deal Island and Hooper Island. The craft, piloted by J Harold Sharpe of a Salisbury feed and poultry company, is believed to have gone down. debris including a wheel, a wing fragment, and an oil slick were found in or near the search area, with water depths around 30 feet.
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Salisbury
Br J. Harold Sharpe
Salisbury Feed and Poultry Company
Hooper Island
Deal Island
Church Leaders Condemn Anti Semitic Acts Worldwide
Church leaders and press figures from around the world denounce antiJewish acts as a betrayal of core human and religious principles. The widespread condemnation calls for stronger commitment to brotherhood among all people.
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Efespread
West Zones
Local Area Snowfall Brief With Freezing Temps Ahead
Fragmentary weather note reports about 0.2 inch of snow in the local area and temperatures dropping to around 29 degrees. Mead station measured precipitation with some spots seeing higher amounts. further light snow possible with colder air expected tonight and tomorrow.
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Robmorains
Snow Storm Sweeps Into Southlands
A fast moving snow storm swept into the South from the Southwest, bringing heavy snow from eastern New Mexico to north Georgia. It caused travel disruption, school closings, and power outages, with at least several deaths reported. Nashville, Little Rock, and other areas saw record accumulations, while sleet and canceled flights worsened conditions across multiple states.
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Ave
South Hand
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
Missouri
Tennessee
Kentucky
Virginia
Carolinas
Georgia
Little Rock
Nashville
Kansas
Car and Tractor Truck Collision on Route 46 in Maryland
An out of state driver, Homer Waller of Garards Ford Pennsylvania, was charged by Trooper Joan D. Abbott with failure to reduce speed after a collision five miles west of Frederick on Route 46. Damage estimated at 350 dollars to the car and about 1 dollar to the truck. weather and exact speeds not clearly stated.
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Braddock Mountain
Homer Waller
Garards Ford
Joan D. Abbott
149 Ca
Frederick
Abbot
Abdo Damazes
Ike cautions against hysteria over Soviet space success
President Eisenhower urged calm and spiritual perspective after Soviet space milestones. He warned against hysteria over material achievements and emphasized American values. He spoke at a National Presbyterian Church gathering noting the contrast between atheistic communism and human dignity under God.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Washington
Russia
No. 1 Citizen Culler Dies Before 1 P.M. In Frederick
Frederick’s former mayor Lioyd Co. Culler died at Frederick Memorial Hospital at 12:40 p.m. He was admitted at 10:10 after falling ill at home and had endured pinckout spells. Nearing 61, he led Frederick 22 years after first serving as alderman 1913 to 1916 and was born June 1, 1889. Survived by several daughters and relatives, his funeral is set at Etchison and Son, 106 East Church Street.
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Lioyd Co. Culler
Frederick Memorial Hospital
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Cuiler
Liova Cuiler
I Alsa di Olewor
Mami Cal
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Hip
Ann Rebecca Dixon Culler
Apor
William Bariais Storm
Chuon Renades
Charles Pa
Moor
Etchison and Son
East Church Street
Weather forecast for Western Maryland and eastern region
Five day forecast from the Associated Press predicts precipitation around Sunday or Monday with a quarter inch. Warmer Thursday and Friday, cooler Saturday and Monday. Temperatures near normal with Western Maryland highs in the upper 30s and eastern areas in the low to mid 30s, overnight lows from the upper towns to the mid 20s.
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Maryland
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