Princess Elizabeth Gives Birth to a Prince at Buckingham Palace
London reports Princess Elizabeth delivered a son at 9 14 p m at Buckingham Palace. The Prince, second in line to the throne, and the mother are said to be well. Prince Philip appeared in the palace courtyard to acknowledge the crowd as royal officials confirmed the birth.
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Royal birth announced as Elizabeth and Philip's child
News of the royal birth reached the public an hour after the event. Sir Allan Lascelies relayed word to Chuter Ede and telestmts indicated the baby’s sex. Messages went to Queen Mary the King and the new grandmother at Marlborough House. Princess Margaret was informed, and the infant rises as second in line to the throne amid public pride.
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Pilot Dies In Out Of Control Plane Collision
The fighter plane with a dead pilot in the cockpit rested on a Stout Field runway until a state policeman discharged its tires with a riot gun. The pilot, Capt. Philip Bonner, 25, of Indianapolis, died in a ground collision with another aircraft and was taken to Indianapolis General Hospital for treatment.
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Indiana guardsman reports fatal aircraft crash during training
Col Alben Maxwell of Laur ence Indiana commanding 122nd Fighter Group of the Indiana National Guard describes a fatal air crash during a routine training takeoff. Capt Bonner's Mustang led the sequence followed by Second Lt Thomas C Costin of Indianapolis with a reduced speed or unknown delay.
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Plane overrun injures none as two aircraft damage
Lt Destin unhurt when a plane overran the first Mustang and both planes skidded to a stop. Part of the power remained in Capt Bonner's craft and it started again. National Guardsmen and State Police prevented movement by clinging to the wing and Trooper Ray Thompson fired through tires to halt the aircraft.
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