Report Plane Overloaded Crashes Killing 22 in Ohio
FAA says the C46 that crashed at Toledo on Oct 29 was overloaded and unsafe for flight. Arctic-Pacific Inc. charged with using military surplus engines not properly maintained and operating in weather below allowed limits. Capt. Donald L. J. Chesher and FO Harold Perovich were on duty prior to the crash. Chesher had his license revoked last July. CAB decision pending.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Agency
California Polytechnic
Toledo
Ohio
FAA
Call Aeronautics Board
Arctic-Pacific Inc
Oakland
Calif
Donald L. J. Chesher
Harold Perovich
CAB
San Francisco
GOP Gains In Local Vote Count In Frederick County
Official canvass shows small increases in absentee ballots after election day. For 6th Congressional District Republican Charles McC. Mamas Jr. gains 254 votes while Democrat John R. Fol es adds 22. presidential totals shift modestly with Kennedy Johnson gains and a 245 vote Republican recheck. An absentee write-in vote for Goldwater Lodge is recorded. Official tally mentions a nearby Widdletown fire.
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Frederick County
Houever
Charles McC. Mamas Jr
Otes
John R. Foles
Republian
Mixon
Lodge
Kennedy
Johnson
Goldwater
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Widdletown Fire
Grant Approved for Piedmont Water Pollution Center
Washington AP reports the Public Health Service approved a 34800 grant to aid a 118000 water pollution center project at Piedmont West Virginia. The funding supports pollution control efforts and facility development by local authorities.
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Washington
The
Public Health Service
Piedmont
W. Va
Scientists Unfolding Virus Build
UC Berkeley researchers report the complete amino acid sequence of a virus protein, a major step toward decoding viral chemistry. This key could enable disassembly and reconstruction of viruses, potentially allowing creation of beneficial or new viral forms to replace harmful ones.
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Kennie Taylor
Associated Press
Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Virus Protein Structure Revealed by Researchers
A team led by Dr. Akira Tsugita and including Dr. Duane T. Gish Dr. Janis Young Dr. Heinz Fraenkel-Conrat Dr. C Arthur Knight and Nobel laureate Wendell Stanley reported in the National Academy of Sciences that a virus protein molecule comprises 188 parts from 16 amino acids arranged in a precise order. About 2,200 such molecules form the protein part, while the nucleic acid core remains unknown, built from four nucleotides and about 6,500 nucleotides in a yet undisclosed arrangement.
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Akira Tsugita
Public Health Service
Japan
Duane T. Gish
Upjohn Research Laboratory
Kalamazoo
Rich
Janis D. Young
Heinz L Fraenkel- Conrat
C. Arthur Knight
Wendell M. Stanley
National Academy of Sciences
Togas Taboo In Rome Togas Taboo In Rome
In Rome on Via Veneto police halted a toga parade after identifying six tourists, five Americans and a Briton, who wore togas in a street that has moved beyond such attire. Officers cited that Rome has changed and adjusted norms while noting the tourists intended a playful tribute to the city.
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Rome
Via Veneto
Roman
Law bans odd costumes on public streets without permit
The News Frederick Maryland reports a 1908 law forbidding wearing togas or any odd costume on public streets unless a police permit is obtained in advance. The item notes that more than 20,000 sperm whales are jailed each year and mentions a one foot whale yielding 30 barrels of sperm.
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