Mad Hermitfires On Son Forces 40 Police Capture
Middleton Idaho reports a former mental patient fired on his visiting son and fought 40 officers until a National Guard vehicle drove him from a tarpaner shack. Milton Sharp, 47, was wounded in the leg and hospitalized. The six hour battle ended with Sharp wounded as deputies moved in. a tear gas plan failed amid intense gunfire. The incident followed Sharp’s release from a state mental hospital years earlier.
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Middleton
Idaho
National Guard
Milton Sharp
Caldwell
Here
George Sweet
Sharp
Dale Haile
Canyon County
Denny
Layena
Tacoma
Wash
James Stephens
Haile
Hailey
Tarriee
Pen
Variable high cloudiness with mild warming
The forecast notes variable high cloudiness and overall mild temperatures. Morning and night bring local cloud cover. Daytime should be slightly warmer with light winds and no precipitation expected.
Plane crash near Nantucket kills 23 of 34 aboard
A Northeast Air plane from New York disintegrated near Nantucket Airport, killing 23 of 34 aboard. Victims include Gordon Dean, former Atomic Energy Commission chair, and Harvey Schwamm, NYC banker. Plane hit in fog while approaching in darkness. most passengers were vacationers.
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Nantucket
Mass
Boston Hospital
New York
Gordon Dean
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Nuclear Science and Engineering Corp
Nuclear Energy
General Dynamics Corp
Generlea Dynamics
Colpital
Egg
Harvey Schwamm
New York City
Lillian
Jacqueline Young
Cape
Cod
Thes
Nafijucket
Senate OKs Pension Data Disclosure
The Senate approved a compromise bill requiring public disclosure of financial data for about 40,000 pension and welfare plans with reserves around 35 billion dollars. Most plans are employer managed, with unions or joint labor-management control in the remainder. The measure limits investigatory powers and omits certain criminal penalties while preserving penalties for willful misstatements and deliberate misreporting.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Labor Management Rackets Committee
FBI Nips Extortion Plot In Youngstown
FBI halted an extortion attempt targeting Youngstown millionaire Leon A Beeghly and Jones & Laughlin Steel VP Charles M Beeghly. Case 33 year old T Casey of Youngstown allegedly planned to collect a ransom on the Ohio Turnpike under the pike near Youngstown after delivering a letter dated July 31 demanding 50 000.
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FBI
Youngstown
Steel Company
Ohio Turnpike
Charles M. Beeghly
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Johns
T. Casey
Casey
Beeghly
W. A. Murphy
Leon A. Beeghly
Fire Curb Near in Glacier Park
Forest crews faced favorable weather in Glacier National Park as they battled the worst timber fire in the park since last Wednesday. Ground crews worked to suppress the flames across about 1,200 acres with air support dropping fire chemicals on hot spots to speed containment.
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Glacier Fark
Mont.p
Glacier National Park
Montana
Boy Rescued From Malibu Mountain Ledge After 100-Foot Fall
A seriously injured 14 year old was rescued from a nearly inaccessible Malibu ledge at Goat Peak after falling about 100 feet. A sheriff's helicopter from Temple City flew him to safety amid Friday night rains.
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Malibu
UPS
Malibu Mount
Terry
Crosby
Temple City
Goat Peak
Zero Hour for Man's 1st Moon Shot Near CAPE CANAVERAL
AP reports the US Air Force delays firm launch dates for the Thor Vanguard Moon rocket. The countdown faces technical hurdles and secrecy as officials note only four launch windows per month, four days each.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Man’s
Binate
Air Force
Missileg
Missile Test Center
Pentagon
U N Support Backers Mideast Peace Plan At UN
Western diplomats at the U N Assembly delay a resolution to back Eisenhower's Middle East plan seeking broad support before introducing a Norwegian drafted measure. U A R Foreign Minister Fawzi signals openness, India may back a separate Western proposal while Durig the sculptor collapses from malnutrition and is hospitalized in Washington.
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United Nations
U.N. Assembly
Eisenhower
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Norway
Hwar
United Arab Republic
Middle East
U.A.R
Lebanon
Jordan
UAR
Mahmoud Fawzi
India
Washington
Ising
Ernest Durig
Hammarskjold
Fawzi
Durig
Rus
F. Barrett
Classifieds and Pages Listing Glimpse Reveals Newspaper Sections
The snippet outlines where to locate sections in the paper including Churches and Fagos on A pages, Classifieds BS to BO, Comics on A-HEMs, Crossword on B-2, Shipping Table on B-3, Southland Citiex on B-1, and Sports across pages. It notes 8,100 titles and a temperatures read on Page 1 B10.
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Hems Croasword
Fingadah
Southland ‘Citiex
Airman Escapes Death During Nose Wheel Jam Fix
Navy Nassau County base on Long Island witnessed S Sgt Oscar Powell of Freeport facing a 2000 foot drop while repairing a jammed nose wheel aboard a CU9 plane during approach. Powell, with two other officers aboard, hung from a cockpit flap using hands and feet to steady the wheel as the danger of retracting gear loomed. Powell, eight years in the Air Force, is a father of two daughters.
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Air Forces Base
Air Force
Oscar Powell
Freeport
Nassau County
Long Island
Powell
Los Angeles officer assaulted in hotel room escape
A man and a teenage girl, wanted in Wisconsin on burglary charges, overpowered a plain clothes detective serving a warrant in a downtown Los Angeles hotel. The officer was pistol whipped with his own gun, then beaten and lost teeth, before the pair fled with the revolver. The suspects Elmo Schilling and Jon Rosch were later identified. the officer was hospitalized with facial injuries.
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ACNS
Nan
Wisconsin
Los+ Angeles
Pistak
Hussband
Los Angles Hotel
Michigan City
Ind
Lynn
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Moon
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Cenetral
Elmo ‘Schilling
Jon
Rosch
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