Miracle air crash survivor praises Lord from hospital bed
Louis Matarazzo 35 of Springfield Pa the only survivor among 26 aboard an Allegheny Airlines twin engine plane that crashed into a 1400 foot mountain amid snow and poor visibility. He fought through flames to safety and thanked a priest who reached him. The flight originated in Philadelphia with legs at Bradford and Erie.
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Montoursville
Louis Matarazzo
Springfield
Williamsport
Allegheny Airlines
Matarazzo
Philadelphia
Matarazo
Thomas R. Goldsmith
North Olmstead
Ohio
Goldsmith
David L. Miller
Alleghney
Williamsport-Montoursville
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Bradford
Erie
Miller
Allegheny
John H. Zurn
Zurn Industries
George M. Bowers
Parma
Bowers
William T. Conger
Lakewood
Donald W. Tygert
Webster
N.Y
Union money in California campaign debated by assemblyman
Hiestand questioned Teamsters donations to Pat Brown campaign funds and reporting. Assemblyman Unruh said the union contributed for a $100 plate fundraiser, raising over $100,000. detailed buyer lists were not required. Brown defended the inquiry as unfounded while noting broad industry support and spending in the 1958 race.
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Pat Brown
California
Hiestand
Jesse M. Unruh
Los Angeles
Brown
Southland
Teamsters Union
Gov. Brown
Teamsters
Severe floods and avalanches kill and bury many in Europe
In Northern Italy nine days of flooding reached at least 34 dead with 13 feared buried after an Alpine avalanche near Mua. A French plane crash near Bonfarik, Algeria killed three soldiers and injured 23. Multiple vessels report losses at sea and ships missing in the Mediterranean as winds reach 87 mph along the French Riviera. Heavy rains and snow are forecast across France, Italy and Spain.
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Italy
Bonfarik
Algeria
SOS
Gander
Nild
Birth Control Policy Reiterated by Eisenhower
President Eisenhower declared the U.S. government will not advise other nations on birth control and urged that such work be left to professional groups rather than governments. He called the issue explosive for some religious denominations and emphasized no quarrels with them, noting Catholic groups admire him but the matter remains outside government contact.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
U.S
Lennox Man Found Burned to Death
George H. Ring, 63, was found burned to death in his Lennox apartment at 11326 Truro Ave. Fire crews reported flames engulfed the victim’s residence and found him lying on the floor in his half of a two unit house.
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Lennox
CNS
Truro Ave
George H. Ring
Eisenhower aims to stress peace in world tour plan
In a message from the president he plans to visit several countries beyond the upcoming trip. He emphasizes the United States seeks peace with justice, not aggression or territorial gain, and aims to be a good partner in global efforts.
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Eisenhower
Lola Albright Finalizes Divorce From Jack Carson
Los Angeles report indicates actress Lola Albright retrieved her final divorce decree from the court yesterday ending her marriage to actor Jack Carson confirming the dissolution of their union.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Lola Albright
Jack Carson
Yanks May Learn Fate at Castro's Hands Today
In Havana two American defendants and eleven Cubans await verdicts from military tribunals. The government seeks death for two U S citizens Frank and Bertot while Lambton and another Cuban face long terms. Trials followed a clash with Cuban troops ending in a soldier's death.
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Castro
Havana
Ameri del Pino
Fidel Castro
Pinar del Rio
Frank
Young
Fernando Pruno Bertot
Columbia University
New York
Lambton
Jorge Baballao
Military ‘Tribunal
United States
Alan Robert Nye
Whiting
Ind
Juvenile Court Hearing Delayed By Bedtime Absence
A 15 year old boy who repeatedly truanted from school caused a juvenile court in Ware England to adjourn as a court official had to visit his home and wake him from bed before proceedings could continue.
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Ware
England
UPI
Massachusetts Bill Would Bar Minor Drivers at Night
Massachusetts legislature considers a bill to ban drivers under 18 from highways from 8 p.m. to 7 a.m. The proposal aims to reduce night time driving by teenagers and improve road safety statewide.
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Boston
Massachusetts
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Spain
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Austin Young
Miami
Fla
Peter ‘John Lambton
Nassau
Bahamas
U. S
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la Cabana Fortress
del Pino
Luciano Linares Gastell
Fulgencio Batista
Cuba
Gastell
Fernando Cobas
Cobas
Expert Gardening Service
SEARS
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Santa
Murray
East Foothill and
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