Toll Reaches 59 in Bolivian Air Disaster
In Bolivia the death toll from a Lloyd Aereo Boliviano crash rose to 59 with the lone survivor dying en route to hospital. Three Americans identified, including John Manning, an oil executive, and reports place several other North American victims. The DC 4 engine fire followed by a plunge into a lagoon near Cochabamba marked the disaster's high Andes setting.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Jenny Escobar
Cochabamba
Lloyd Aereo Bohiwan
Andes
U. S
John Manning
Oil Company
Manning
Delta Exploration Co
Jackson
Miss
Ruston
Lioyd Aereo Boliviano
John
Jack Reynolds
Dietz
Klein
Gerardo Hatken Jager
Cochabama
Bolvia
Belovian
Germans start wave of anti semitic acts after Cologne synagogue vandalism
Arnold Strunk, 25, and Paul Schoenen, 25, jailed by the Strate Court in Cologne for desecrating the Cologne Synagogue and a Nazi victims memorial. They faced charges of damaging a religious shrine, slander, blasphemy, and insult. Strunk was also found to endanger the Bonn republic. Both ex Reich party members deny instigation by leaders. Medical expert called them psychopathic fanatics.
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Cologne
Germany
Strate Court
Arnold Strunk
Paul Schoenen
Strunk
Bonn Republic
German Reich
Borm
Schienen
Reich Party
Hobart College Receives One Million Dollar Donation
A million dollar check was presented at a Philadelphia alumni dinner kicking off a two point six million dollar drive for Hobart College and William Smith College. Dr Louis M Hirschen accepted the gift from James M Bampton former Hobart football star and national alumni fund chair.
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Philadelphia
Hobart College
William Smith College of
Geneva
Louis M. Hirschen
James M. Bampton
Hobart
Inside 6 Radio TV Classifieds Obituaries
A short rundown of radio and TV listings alongside obituary notices, with brief notices from Phoenix Fulton and local churches. Includes sports updates on page 7 and classified items in section 6.
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Phoenix
Fulton
Johnson Drops Out of Race But Keeps Draft Door Open
Johnson announces at the Western Democratic conference he will not seek the presidential nomination this year and will decide if he would accept the bid only if it comes at the Los Angeles national convention. He cites a liberal record and defends his politics while aiming to refute conservative labels.
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Johnson
Albuquerque
N. M
Len Lyndon Johnson
Los Angeles
Senate
Paul Ziffren
California
Zaffren
Lberal
Congress
Eisenhower
Toronto
Frank Ogden
Sheila Courner
Ogden
Sheva
Sheila
Billy the Kid Makes Getaway on Bicycle in Dallas
A 14 year old boy held up a Dallas grocery store with a toy pistol Friday night and escaped with $60 on a stolen bicycle. Deputy Hood captured him minutes later. a cap pistol and sack of money were found in the bike basket. The boy told detective Leavelle he staged the holdup to buy a car.
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Billy the Kid
Dallas
Tex
T. S. Hood
Earl Bridges
J. BR. Leavelle
Man killed when fan blade shatters in Long Beach
In Long Beach California Malcolm M Graeber aged 24 was killed Friday when a car fan blade shattered and struck him in the throat and chest. A friend nearby was not injured as deputies investigated the incident.
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Long Beach
Calif
UPI
Malcolm M. Graeber
Rain and Snow Dampens Nation
Precipitation covered vast areas from Virginia to New England and the Great Lakes. Snow in extreme northern New England. sleet and freezing drizzle on highways in lower Minnesota. Temperatures ranged from the 20s in the Great Lakes region to the 30s and 40s elsewhere. California and the Gulf Coast reached 50s and 60s. A cooling trend was forecast for the Great Lakes to the Gulf states, with warming from Texas to Nebraska. Skies cleared southern plains. Oklahoma panhandle highways mostly clear after Friday snow. A Bronx man, 65, August Christianson, was killed after being struck by a car at a Bronx intersection.
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Associated Press
Virginia
New England
Great Lakes States
Noth
Rockies
California
Great Lakes
Doctor testifies wife killed in garage gun incident
Dr R Bernard Finch told a jury he knelt beside his dying wife Barbara Jean Finch after she was shot during a struggle over a firearm in the couple’s West Covina garage. He said the gun discharged accidentally as he tried to throw it away, after wrestling with Barbara and the maid Marie Anne Lidholm fled for help.
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Los Angeles
R. Bernard Finch
de Finch
Barbara
Jouder
Sid
Grant B Cooper
Finch
Carole Tiregoff
Demee
Zunshot
Barbara Jean
Hodlum
Two Airmen Die as Jet Crashes Into Denver Homes
A T33 jet trainer plummeted into a southeast Denver yard and two brick homes near Lowery Air Force Base. Capt Elwood Keeran and Lt Jack AlaMooy were killed while the pilot ejected, parachute failing to deploy. A housekeeper fled a burning tri level home as the wreckage damaged a third residence and a roof.
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Denver
Colo
Lowery Air Force Base
Anne Marie Schoen
Elwood R. Keeran
Jack D
U S General Says U S Missile Race Still In Second Place
Lt General Bernard A Schriever of the Air Force R D Command states the United States remains second in missile numbers through 1961 due to two year production lags. He warns next year Soviet missiles may outpace the U S though overall deterrent strength is not solely based on missile counts. He and Gen Power advocate sustained funds for constant airborne bombers to deter sneak attacks.
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Waansngcon GP
United States
Air Force
Bernard A. Schriever
Research and Development Command
Schriever
Horse Space Committee
Soviet Union
Riever
Us&ssr
Schniever
Thomas 8
Power
Stratege Air Command
Grange Abandons Hope for Farm Legislation
The National Grange says no extensive farm legislation will pass this session and plans groundwork for next year. It notes a deadlocked Congress and administration as the reason and says it will push less controversial farm issues this session.
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National Grange
Congress
Grange
Farm
National Grange Monthly
Grange Congressional Strat
Exv
Fasenhower
Capitol Ml
Iam
Jfewer
Titan Explosion Halts Capable Missile Test at Cape Canaveral
The Titan intercontinental missile exploded 57 seconds after launch at Cape Canaveral. Reported premature second-stage separation sent the 98-foot rocket out of control, creating a blast resembling a nuclear explosion. The Titan, built by Martin, aims for a 9000 mile range.
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Cape Canaveral Filage
America
Four Suffer Fatal Philadelphia House Fire
Four members of a northeast Philadelphia family died from smoke and heat in a living room fire blamed on a sofa. Victims were Peter Danksha 43 his wife Jane 40 daughter Kathleen 5 and daughter Mary Allen 10 all from Norristown Pa. Police reported no survivors and the blaze confined to the living room of the two story brick home.
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Philadelphia
Peter Danksha
Norristown
Jane
Kathleen
Mary Allen
Thomas Gleason
Danksha
Mikoyan Continues Cuban Tour Amid Gunfire Blame
Reports from a Cuban tour indicate Mikoyan remains in place as police are blamed for gunfire incidents. A separate Democratic gathering in Albuquerque features West wooing by Nixon and speeches from Johnson Humphrey and Kennedy aides shaping the Nominating race.
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Mikoyan
Anti Communist Students Defy Castro Lockstep Policy
In Havana anti Communist student unrest erupts as gunfire is linked to official efforts to spur a protest during Mikoyan visit. Police and guards suppress reporting while state outlets minimize the incident and cast participants as counter revolutionary muzzling.
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Havana
Wien
eXpussc
Imlo Luemno
Ifm Tuiggel
Anastasi Mikoyan
Sisit
Diaro de la Marina
Fine Arts Palace
Revolucion
Fidel Castro
Mikoyan
Peiping
China News Agency
Villanueva University
International League Baseball Park
Castro
Rochester Redwings
Sugar Kings
Mihogan
Nixon Defends Tie Vote On School Bill
Vice President Richard Milhous Nixon defended his tie breaking vote against an education bill, citing fears of federal control and concerns about attracting better teachers and raising salaries. The Senate later passed a pared down version allocating 1.334 million over two years for teacher pay and school construction.
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Los Angeles
Richard Mo Nixon
Senate
Tree Falls On Man Fatally Injuring Lawrence Edwards
Lawrence A. Edwards aged 47 a dairy farmer from Gerry was fatally injured Friday when a tree he was sawing fell on him.
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Lawrence A. Edwards
Gerry
Frida
Hun
Destroyer Daly Returns to Norfolk After Fatal Disaster
The destroyer Daly arrived in Norfolk with Val 49 and three Mine survivors from Thursday’s disaster in which 10 sailors were swept overboard by a massive swell. Two others were rescued by the merchant tanker Alabama. five crews remain missing as air sea search continues. The Daly, with two other destroyers, heads for Norfolk to join the Reserve Fleet and may undergo repairs before mothballing.
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Norfolk
Daly
Alabama
Norefolk
Virginia
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