Hostess Helps Heroine in Fiery Plane Crash
A passenger helped open an emergency door as a plane plunged 242 miles from the end of the runway. Harold Y. Honter of Gardena aided the hostess heroine, while Gene Cagle of Amarillo described the fire on the right engine. The aircraft, costing about $1 million and carrying 60 passengers, was destroyed. Mrs. George Carothers of Fullerton was the most seriously injured. The Civil Aeronautics Board planned an investigation the next day.
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Kennedy Won't Meet Press This Week
President Kennedy will not hold a news conference this week, White House Press Secretary Pierre Salinger announced. When asked for a reason, Salinger said there was none.
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Hypothetical Color Riot Space Shot Amazes Hawaii Viewers
A nuclear test at Johnston Island reportedly produced a one megaton blast far exceeding Hiroshima in power. The Thor rocket and nuclear device performed flawlessly. officials called the test a success as Hawaii observers witnessed a vivid, multicolored fireball lighting the clouds above Pearl Harbor.
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Fryett Jr. Reservists Fly Home From Saigon Capture
Fryett Jr. and family celebrate his return after more than a year as a prisoner in Viet Nam. His release followed extended captivity with reports of brainwash attempts and harsh conditions. U S Army interrogators say he revealed no secret information. Citizens recall his bravery as scientists link his case to space blast research.
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Khrushchev and Castro Dine Amid Cold War Toasts
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev toasted Cuban Premier Fidel Castro at a Moscow dinner honoring a Cuban military delegation led by Armed Forces Minister Raul Castro. The event, hosted by the Communist Party Central Committee and the Council Ministers, followed days of home-style meals and featured praise for the Cuban people.
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Study A Blast Effect on Two Van Allen Belts
AEC officials say the effects of today’s high altitude thermonuclear test on the Van Allen radiation belts will be known in weeks from monitored instruments. The blast, at about 200 miles, is below the inner belt’s lower edge. earlier plans for 50 mile or higher tests warned disruption would likely be temporary and fade within weeks or months. The belts trap solar ejecta and concern over spaceflight safety prompted global scientific debate before Kennedy convened experts who found no lasting harm and sought data on upper atmosphere physics. President Kennedy then traveled from Hyannis Port to Washington, meeting NSC officials and British Labour Party deputy leader George Brown before returning.
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Four Die as Truck Crashes Into Bus Jammed With People
In Valladolid Spain police report a truck collided with a bus filled with workers on a day off. Four people died and 25 were injured in the Sunday crash.
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Building unions reach wage pact with Teamsters in Southern California
Negotiations resumed as the 10,000 member Operating Engineers Union approved an 85 cent hourly raise over three years with extra benefits. Earlier Teamsters rejected a 45 cent proposal while other trades had larger gains. Officials expect quick settlement as remaining contracts in Southern California near completion.
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Pensioner's Bulletin Offers Free Cordless Betting Aids
State law now provides cordless betting aids to pensions. No cost to you. Deeds, write or call now for fons HE 20459. Associated Hearing Center. 622 Pine Ave, Long Beach.
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