Senator George Aiken's Son Dies in Plane Crash
Two men died when a Piper Comanche crashed in a New Hampshire forest during a flight from Manchester to Springfield. Howard Aiken 39 and Arthur Tobin 39 were found dead. pilot Norman Paulhus 39 survived with burns and was hospitalized. Gov Powell notified Senator Aiken.
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Howard Aiken
Arthur Tobin
Norman Paul Hus
Fellows Gear Shaper Co
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Newport
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Wesley Powell
New Hampshire
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R-Vt
Harry Morse
Montpelier
Elliott Morse
Norman Paulhus
European blizzards claim ships and lives across Atlantic
Storms rattle Europe with 57 deaths reported across Greece Britain Portugal and Scandinavia. A ferry overturned near an artificial lake in Greece drowning 20 sailors while three ships off Britain and Portugal may have lost 31 more. Heavy snow paralyzes Austria and Scandinavia as liner Queen Elizabeth battles 80 foot seas.
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Austrian Alps
Drug maker defends high price of arthritis pill
Francis C. Brown of Schering Corp testifies at a Senate hearing that an anti arthritis pill priced at 17.9 cents per tablet, costing 1.6 cents to produce, reflects costs of research and development. He argues prices are reasonable and fund medical progress while Kefauver signals possible new anti trust legislation to curb high markups. The case focuses on prednisolone sold as Methortelone and its retail pricing.
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UPI
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Schering Corp
Bloomfield
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Brown
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Anti-Trust Subcommittee
Schering
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Court Upholds Travel Ban
The Supreme Court let stand lower court rulings that the secretary of state may prevent American citizens from traveling to Communist China. The brief order gave no written opinion on appeals from three people denied passports for travel behind the bamboo curtain.
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UPI
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China
Bakersfield JC Top Passer Tunes Up For Junior Rose Bowl
Inside today Bob Ezell, Bakersfield JC's top passer, readies for Saturday's 14th Annual Junior Rose Bowl against Del Mar Tex. The Bakersfield team, ranked first in the nation, is favored to win the classic.
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Eisenhower Visits Karachi Amid Massive Pakistani Welcome
President Eisenhower arrived in Karachi on a 22 000 mile peace mission to multiple nations. Crowds estimated at over a million greeted him with chants praising his leadership as banners and lights adorned the city. He received Pakistan’s Nishan-i-Imtiaz and held policy talks with Ayub Khan during a 40 hour stay.
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James C. Hagerty
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FCC Opens Probe into Broadcast Industry Scandals
The FCC opened a sweeping inquiry into rigged TV shows payola and deceptive practices. Hearings feature voices from the National Council of Churches Catholic and Jewish officials and industry groups. Agencies weigh power to act and potential Congressional action.
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Bank Robbery Reported at Citizens National Bank
A gunman robbed the Citizens National Bank in Los Angeles this afternoon, taking an undetermined amount of money. Authorities described the incident as a bank robbery and have launched an investigation.
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Los Angeles
CNS
Citizens National Bank
Sick Kina and the Eskimo Festival Tale
Lucrece Hudgins Beale presents a North South Christmas contrast story in which Eskimo boy Oonik and his village face a harsh winter. To appease the Ice King and bring summer, Miski the village sage orders a festival to placate the cold deity.
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Cohen to Face Jury on Bookie Killing
The County Grand Jury meets tomorrow to hear evidence in the slaying of bookie Jack Whalen at Rondelli's in Sherman Oaks. Subpoenaed is Joe de Carlo, 35, manager of Candy Barr, with about 30 witnesses expected over two days. Police seek Sam LoCigno and Roger Leonard in connection with the case.
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Range Finds Home by Ad
Mrs. James A. Jarvis reports two calls and a sale of her range the first day her Independent and Star-News classified ad appeared. Special Person-to-Person rates on miscellaneous items for sale are $1 for two lines for two days. To place an ad call SYcamore 6-0311 or Zenith 2330.
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S. Craig Ave
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