Bomb is possible in third worst air disaster
Anchorage UPI report on Northwest Orient Airlines DC-6 crash in the Gulf of Alaska. Debris and human remains will be aboard Coast Guard cutter Sorrell to Ketchikan for investigation at Annette Island Station. Coast Guard cites possible blast or massive impact. bomb possibility cannot be ruled out. no survivors found. Royal Canadian Air Force sighted debris eight hours after contact. Sorrell relieved by Sweetbrier. estimated 10 hours to Ketchikan.
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Ketchikan
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DCI
Sweetbrier
Rescue Starts After Ships Collide in Fog
A Japanese freighter Kokoku Maru and the US Asterion collided 35 miles off San Francisco in dense fog. The Kokoku Maru suffered a fatality among 44 crew. 43 survivors were rescued by Coast Guard cutters from lifeboats. The Asterion, with a hole in its bow, remained on scene and later proceeded to San Francisco under its own power. The incident occurred near the Farallon Islands after the vessels reported distress signals and a water-filled boiler room aboard the Kokoku Maru.
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California
Severe Weather Rips West Texas With Tornadoes And Hail
United Press International reports severe weather battering West Texas since May 26. Tornadoes prowled the South Plains smashing farm buildings as torrential rain and large hail darkened skies. Winds up to 70 mph ripped Pecos while twisters churned near Littlefield Hale Center and Fieldton causing damage to homes trailers and parked cars.
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Wallace Without Authority to Block Negroes
Federal Judge Seybourn H. Lynne ruled Gov. George Wallace has no authority to block racial integration of the University of Alabama. The injunction bars Wallace and his aides from attempting to prevent enrollment of three Negroes and forbids any action to impede court-ordered integration at the all white university.
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FPC Sets Sept 10 Hearing on El Paso Gas Request
The Federal Power Commission schedules a September 10 hearing on El Paso Natural Gas Co. plan to attach San Juan Basin gas from San Juan and Rio Arriba Counties, New Mexico to the El Paso system. Pan American Petroleum is to show cause why it sold gas to El Paso without authorization and why it should not file an abandonment application for leases to Southwest Producing. Southwest seeks FPC approval to buy the San Juan gas for 56.4 million dollars, with El Paso advancing 28.5 million to Pan American for the leases and pipeline plans estimating costs around 5 million.
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State Official to Speak at Lions Installation Night
Jack Lacy administrative assistant to Sen. Edwin L. Mechem of Albuquerque N M will headline the Noon Lions Club installation banquet at First Methodist Church. New officers led by President elect Dudley Steele will be installed by Ralph Thom. Dinner at 7 pm features group singing pledge of allegiance invocation and awards.
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Amarillo
Ed Flood
Max Presnell
Norman Henry
Fred Cary
Flood
Harbord Cox
Maxine Milliron
Sissy Milliro
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Howard Greenlee
Lewis Hackley
Kennedy undertakes five day western tour with Hawaii stop
President Kennedy departs from Andrews on a high speed five day speaking and inspection trip to the West, extending to Hawaii. The schedule includes commencement addresses missile demonstrations and an overnight carrier voyage. He will fly from Los Angeles to Honolulu to address the National Conference of Mayors before returning to Washington Monday.
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New Haven
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Chair Found Blocking N Hobart Street by Patrolman Crump
Patrolman Jack Crump encountered a chair sitting in the middle of N Hobart Street at 1 20 p m yesterday. He removed the chair to the police station and Police Chief Jim Conner said it is in good condition and may be identified by its owner.
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Violent Moslem Rioting Breaks Out in Iran
Tehran reports show violent anti government rioting by Muslim religious groups opposing reforms. Clashes with police and troops leave several dead and many injured. Government enforces martial law as machine guns and tanks guard key sites.
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Soviets Outline Manned Space Plans After 10 Month Gap
At a COSPAR meeting in Warsaw, Anatoly Blagonravov outlined Soviet plans to launch an unspecified number of spacemen this year after a 10 month break, with no exact dates given. He noted two unmanned flights toward Venus and Mars and more small satellite launches, while American plans include 10 more satellites and another manned mission in eight months.
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Hoffa Indicted in Seventh Round
CHICAGO UPI Attorney General Kennedy pushes to convict Teamsters president Hoffa on a 28 count federal indictment alleging a $20 million pension fund fraud and $7 million in personal gains. The probe spans six states with loans to hotels shopping centers and other projects in Florida Louisiana Alabama Missouri New Jersey and California.
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Priestess Questioned As Federal Police Probe Cult Remains
Federal police questioned Magdalena Solis and about 40 others in Ciudad Victoria as investigators seek to determine how many farmers from Yerba Buena were lured into a cult that killed and sacrificed people. Authorities checked cemeteries for missing farmers while temple leaders and cult members faced questioning amid reports of heart removals and ritual killings.
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Richard Arlen Arrested for Drunken Driving on Freeway
Hollywood veteran actor Richard Arlen, 62, was arrested Tuesday on suspicion of drunken driving after a car was clocked traveling between 20 and 24 miles per hour on the 65 mph Hollywood Freeway.
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Second Negro Enters Ole Miss Today
The University of Mississippi prepares to enroll its second Black student today amid federal troop guard at the campus, as Gov. Barnett’s reaction remains uncertain. Reports suggest continued federal actions and possible demonstrations, with parallel enrollments noted at the University of Chattanooga.
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Mississippi
Ross Barenett
Oxford
Miss
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Cleve McDowell
James T. Meredith
University of Chattanooga
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Birmingham
Ala
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Alabama
George Wallace
University of Alabama
Jackson
Tens of Thousands Pay Tribute to Pope
Tens of thousands mourners filed through St Peters Basilica in final tribute to Pope John as the College of Cardinals set June 19 to begin selecting a successor. A steady river of humanity passed the red draped bier, with about 135000 entering in four and a half hours. The conclave was opened as 82 cardinals met to fix dates, with many unable to attend due to illness or other reasons.
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Jaycee Area Convention Plans Slated Meeting
A Jaycee general committee meeting was called for today to map plans for the area convention. The session will be led by vice president Pete Wooebt with several members from Pampa and nearby towns, focusing on program details and guest arrangements.
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Applications Taken for New Astronauts
NASA has announced a new astronaut selection with nine recruits likely to join the corps. The agency invites qualified applicants from diverse backgrounds and plans to begin training after final selections this year.
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