Air France Boeing 707 Crashes in Guadeloupe Pre-Dawn Storm
A Boeing 707 en route from Paris to Santiago collided with terrain on a hillside near Pointe-a-Pitre Guadeloupe during a predawn storm. Air France reported 103 passengers and 10 crew. all perished. Rescue teams and Coast Guard searched the crash site as authorities revised passenger counts and noted a visual approach in poor weather.
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Forester
Caribbean
Guadeloupe
New York
Pointe-a-Pitre
Paris
Santiago
Chile
U.S. Coast Guard
Santa Maria
Azores
Coast Guard
Basse Terre
Grande Terre
Lisbon
Andre Lesieur
Boy Scout helps save brother after cliff plunge near Springfield
Roger Wolters 12 and Phillip 10 fell from a 90 foot cliff into a river during a family picnic near Springfield Oregon. Roger used swimming training from Boy Scouts to pull Phillip from the water. Both were taken to a hospital with cuts and abrasions and were reported in good condition.
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Raymond E. Wolters
Ottawa
Springfield
Ore
Phillip
Walters
Tony's Toot Highlights Noncombat Johnnys Stay Home
A lighthearted note celebrates the Johnny volunteers staying in town and avoiding deployment, cherishing community spirit and upbeat loyalty during wartime anxieties.
County Forecast Partly Cloudy With Showers
The county forecast notes partly cloudy conditions through Saturday with scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight. Highs will reach the middle 80s on Saturday and tonight's lows will be in the 60s.
Open Bids On Reservoir Road Project
Army Engineers in Kansas City announced bids for a 11 mile Osage County road construction contract tied to the Pomona Reservoir flood control project. Sher wood Construction Co. of Wichita bid $358,777, with government estimate $315,978.30. Final award depends on Kansas City review. work must finish in 390 calendar days. Other bidders were Harry Henery Inc, Freeto Construction Co, and Kenneth McNabb Pleasanton.
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Army Engineers
Kansas City
E. L. Walenstein
Osage County
Sherwood Construction Co
Wichita
The
Harry Henery, Inc
Herington
Freeto Construction Company, Inc
Pittsburg
Kenneth McNabb
Pleasanton
Treaty 100 Years Ago Gave World The City Of Ottawa
Y. H. Parks presents Franklin County history centering on the June 24, 1862 treaty with the Ottawa Indians. The accord opened land for a school trust, townsite deeds near Ottawa, and set the stage for Ottawa as county seat and the growth of Ottawa University.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Washington
United States
Ottawa Republic
H. F. Sheldon
Ohio City
Peoria City
C. L. Robbins
Ottawa University
Tour Of Old Cemeteries Sunday Afternoon
Franklin County Historical Society announces a Sunday tour of two Indian cemeteries near Franklin county in the southwest area. Ben Park says Chippewa and Munsee graves will be visited starting at the former Chippewa school five miles west of USS on south 24th at 2 p.m. Local guides will recount early tribal history and land grants dating to 1854.
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Franklin County
Franklin County Historical Society
Ben Park
Muncie
Munsee
Uss
Senator Francis Case Dies at 65 in Washington
Senator Francis Case of South Dakota dies at 65 after 25 years in Congress. Born December 9, 1896 in Everly Iowa, he served seven terms in the House and two in the Senate. He was ranking Republican on the Public Works Committee and known for water conservation and highway legislation.
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Francis Case
S.D
Congress
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Everly
Iowa
House
Senate
Senate Public Works Committee
Case Long
Airline dispute persists among Pan Am Eastern and TWA engineers
In New York union reps from Pan Am and Eastern meet to discuss a possible agreement with Trans World Airlines. Ronald Brown notes the TWA proposal awaits ratification by TWA engineers. A strike notice remains against Eastern and Pan Am, while a Trans World strike was the only one called.
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New York
Pan American World Airways
Eastern Air Lines
Trans World Airlines
Ronald Brown
Flight Engineers International Association
TWA
Brown
Washington
Eastern
Pan Am
Afl-Cio Flight Engineers International Association
Trans World
Trans World Engineers
Townships seek candidates as June deadline passes
Homewood and Peoria townships face no candidates for clerk and treasurer with June 20 deadline missed, Bruce Spears reports. Peoria lacks candidates for clerk treasurer and trustee while both townships plan special road questions on ballots. Cutler Ohio Potawatomi Williamsburg and Mohawk townships also on ballots.
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Homewood
Peoria
Peoria Township
Bruce Spears
Cutler
Ohio
Pottawatomie
Williamsburg
Kennedy proposes new farm plan after bill failure
Washington AP Kennedy plans to propose new farm legislation to replace the omnibus bill killed Thursday by the House. Rep. Victor Wickersham said Kennedy signaled a later-year program with no details. The House vote 215 to 205 blocked a plan to tighten wheat and feed grain controls and reduce surpluses. the Senate had approved a similar measure. If no new law passes, controls revert to the 1958 Benson program. Republican criticisms followed, with Halleck calling the bill regimentation and ruin for farmers.
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Kennedy
House
White House
Victor Wickersham
D-Oklah
Senate
Ezra Taft Benson
Phil Weaver
Nebraska
Wickersham
Charles A. Halleck
R-Ind
Halleck
Senate House
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