Witness Recalls Grand Canyon Airliner Crash
Frederick Riley of Los Angeles testified about the June Grand Canyon crash involving Trans World Airlines and United Air Lines, describing two planes flying side by side before collision, a puff of smoke, and both aircrafts failing. The CAB’s final report now proceeds after his delayed testimony.
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West Germans Bid Farewell to Conant in Bonn Sendoff
In Bonn West Germany Ambassador James B. Conant departed for private life with a sendoff from the Reichstag station. David K. Bruce, a Democrat and former ambassador to France, is proposed as Conant’s successor by officials and diplomats.
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Colonel Elsmoore Dies in Palo Alto at 66
Col. Ray T. Elsmoore, an Air Force officer who aided Gen. Douglas MacArthur in escaping Japanese lines during World War III and flying to Australia, died in Palo Alto of a heart attack on Monday. He was 66.
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Khrushchev Rules Out Policy Shifts in Speech
In Moscow Nikita Khrushchev stated that changes in Hungary and Poland do not imply shifts in Soviet foreign policy. He defended continuity, rejecting claims that Albania Yugoslavia or Tito's allied positions dictate overarching Soviet aims. He argued that Soviet policy remains stable regardless of individual leaders.
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Officers on Formosa Seek Pay Increase
A Nationalist legislator urged parliament to raise pay for military officers amid discussions of foreign policy under Gromyko. He noted wives of officers linked to the lower salaries and called for better compensation including base pay, food, and housing. Khrushchev praised Stalin as the Soviet stance on Tito and Yugoslavia formed context for the reshuffle.
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Astronomer Henry Norris Russell Dies at 78
Princeton University professor emeritus Henry Norris Russell died Monday at age 78. A renowned astronomer, he directed the Princeton Observatory and shaped work in astrophysics and spectroscopy during a career from 1911 through retirement.
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