Youth Who Tried To Take Plane Slain
Cleveland July 6 Raymond Kuchenmeister a 15 year old 260 pound youth attempting to commandeer an American Airlines flight was shot by pilot William Bonnell after ignoring orders and brandishing a .38 revolver at gate and aboard. The boy died soon after in Berea Hospital as the St Louis bound plane continued. Bonnell and officers recovered the gun and told reporters he believed a maniac was on board the airliner.
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Cleveland
Raymond Kuchenmeister
American Air Lines
New York
Mexico City
Raymond
Mexico
William F. Bonnell
Berea Community Hospital
St. Louis
Bonnell
Ray
Donald
Montana
Kuchenmeister
Parma
Raymond Sr
St. , Louis
Jake
Churchill cautions on warning after US talks
London July 6 Prime Minister Churchill returns from New York aboard the Queen Elizabeth with a cautious note on his foreign policy progress with President Eisenhower. He stresses the enduring friendship between Britain and the United States while signaling outstanding Anglo American differences remain. Churchill urges Cabinet meetings to discuss the mission's impact and future events in Parliament.
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London
Churchill
Eisenhower
Britain
United States
New York
Southampton
House of Commons
Washington
Anthony Eden
Asia
Europe
Middle East
White House
Ottawa
Eden
Bride and Groom Stitely Wed In Urbana Ceremony
The double ring ceremony at four o clock featured Rev William C Harpold officiating. The bride wore a white lace and net gown atop tafetta with a white Bible bouquet and the bridesmaids in pastel gowns. A reception followed at the Peter Pan Inn Urbana. The couple now reside in Urbana with a large wedding party and family in attendance.
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Virginia Hoffman
Walkersville
Delores Stitely
Peter Shipley
This City
Kenneth Stitely
Richard Stitely
Donald Stitely
William Buchanan
W. C. Harpold
Howard Flook, Jr
Paul Mills
Buckeystown
William Baumgardner
Alice Buchanan
Margaret Baumgardner
William C. Harpold
Mrs. Cecil
Miss Hoffman
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Czech Offer Is Rejected
West German border police said Czech authorities rejected a bid to trade seven U.S. Army personnel seized on Sunday for three Czech political refugees. U S Army headquarters in Heidelberg said it had nothing to do with the talks and hoped the men would be released soon by other means. The captives, a captain and six enlisted men from an artillery medical detachment, were seized while on a liberty trip. Names were not released. The Czech offer, led by a major, was rejected at the last meeting. The Americans reportedly were turned over to Prague border patrol. An Army spokesman said the negotiations were separate from the escapees case and expressed hope for release without difficulty. Also noted: the earth’s magnetic pole has been found to move slowly over years, with magnetism possibly from the earth’s liquid core.
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Breernau
Germany
U.S. Army
U. S. Army
Heidelberg
Emil Preiss
Lice
Preiss
Prague
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Charles L. Stitely
Orville Dol
RFD
Jack’s Aquarium
Jug Bridge
Bartonsville Road
U.S
Earth
Market ST
Western Maryland Trust Company
Frederick Jefferson, MD
Te Saa Ae
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
L. H. MacKenzie
Austin Harris
N. Bentz St
Anes
William 8. Hood
C. E. Cline & Son
East Patrick St
ALA Coal
Callaway Towers
Callaway
Kehni
Furn. CO
Mobilheat
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Economy Oil CO
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Dubennet
Hendrickson
Sam. Miller
South Market Street
Mayta
Better Homes
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Television
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Hood
West Patrick St
Moyer’s
Moyer
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William S. Hood
William S. Hood, Inc
Francis Scott Key
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