Canyon Ledge Ordeal Ends After Five Days Of Sleep Deprivation
In Alamosa Colorado John L Sanders 65 was rescued after five days on a canyon wall ledge near Conejos Canyon NW of town. His friend William Garver 38 died in the plunge Friday. Sanders taping and rope rescue followed 800 foot cliff, he survived with little sleep and credit to Army mountaineers.
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Alamosa
Colo
John L. Sanders
Sanders
William E. Garver
University of New Mexico
Conejos Canyon
Here
Ders
Albuquerque
Carolyn Sanders
Garver
Colorado-New Mexico
John
Bill
New Mexico
Bewley
John Sanders
Antonito, Cola
Subpoena Focuses on Goldfine Accounts in Testimony
World War II era style headlines recount Brannon detailing alleged abuse of nine U.S. airmen shot down over Soviet Armenia. Maj. Shupe reports lynching attempt and crew rough handling by civilians before Soviet custody. Harris signals imminent books subpoena to reveal Goldfine accounting tied to Yale Wool Waste Co checks.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
U.S
Soviet Armenia
U. S
Air Force
Dale D. Branon
Chardon
Ohia
Bennie A. Shupe
Miami
Fla
Brannon
Jairmen
Shupe
Washington
Bernard Goldfine
Goldfine
Ater
New York-Chicago
House Subcommittee
Oren Harris
Ark
Yale Wool Waste Co
Northfield
John B. Bennett
R-Mich
Yale Co
Yale
Cal. Brannen
West
Iran
Pakistan
Soviet
Armenia
S. Air Force
Europe
Col. Brannon
Mountain Blaze Breaks Through In San Bernardino Range
Firefighters battled three canyons north of Beaumont in the San Bernardino Mountains as a 100 acre breakthrough occurred in Mill Creek Canyon. The blaze, up to 7,200 feet near Mt. San Gorgonio, slowed by rugged terrain and heat, with tanker planes dropping solution. A Cajon Pass fire burned 1,000 acres. Oak Glen and Wildwood blazes were largely controlled, destroying about 1,200 acres total.
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Beaumont
UPI
San Bernardino
California
U. S Forest Service
Mill Creek Canyon
Mt. San Gorgonio
Skinner Creek
Te Forest Service
Cajon Pass
Oak Glen Canyon
Wildwood Canyon
Last Link for Freeway Opened Up
The final 3.3 mile section of the Long Beach Freeway from Atlantic Blvd Compton to Imperial Hwy South Gate opens for traffic after a ribbon cutting. The $4.1 million segment completes 16.4 miles from Long Beach to the Santa Ana Freeway in East Los Angeles. Attendees included Long Beach officials county and state leaders and a slate of assemblymen senators and chamber leaders.
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Long Beach
Atlantic Blvd
Compton
Imperial Hwy
South Gate
Longp Beach
Santa Ana Freeway
Los Angeles
ARF
San Bernardino
Imperial Civy
Williams 8. Grant
Herbert J. Klocksiem
Raymond C. Kealer
John E. Riley Jr
AF Weather Plane Crashes. Pilot Dead
An Air Force weather reconnaissance aircraft spun in from two miles high late Wednesday and scattered wreckage over a two mile area. The pilot, Capt. Alfred V. Chapin Jr., 28, of San Angelo, Texas, was found dead in the cockpit.
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Tucumcarl N. M
Air Force
Alfred V. Chapin Jr
San Angelo
Tex
LeMay Declares Thor Able Test a Total Success
Gen Curtis LeMay told the National Press Club the Thor Able intercontinental missile test from Cape Canaveral was entirely successful as it returned its nose cone from 6,000 miles. Reporters pressed about the mouse aboard but LeMay avoided details, saying he did not know its whereabouts and did not care.
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Washington (Ap
Curtis E. Lemay
Air Force
National Press Club
le May
LeMay
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Florida
Eisenhower
Jayne Mansfield Announces Pregnancy in London
Actress Jayne Mansfield says she will give birth in December with husband Mickey Hargitay. She travels from London to the Gaza Strip for UN invitations, then plans public appearances and a July return to New York aboard the Queen Elizabeth, while promoting The Sheriff of Fractured Jaw.
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London
Jayne Mansfield
Mickey Hargitay
Miss Mansfield
Jayne Marie
Paul Mansfield
Chattanooga
Tenn
Fractured Jaw
Jayne
Gaza Strip
Middle East
New York
United Nations
Alaska Quake Kills Three Missing Two In Alaska quake claims three lives and leaves two missing
A powerful Alaska earthquake struck southeastern coastal areas causing three deaths and two missing. Victims include Jean Welsh Walton of a Bellingham family operation at Yakutat and Robert Tibbles couple. A fishing boat Sunmore and another vessel Badger were driven into Lituya Bay area by enormous waves and ice. No trace of the Sunmore or Badger has been found yet.
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Juneau
Alaska
Jean Welsh Walton
Bellingham
Wash
Fameily
Icy Straits Canning Co. ¢Annery
Yakus Yat
Robert Tibbles
Civil Aeronautics Administration Staion
Khantaak Island
Yakutat Bay
Oreville Wagner
Elfin Cove
Lituya Bay
Gulf
Here
Where to Find It Listing by Page
A reader guide lists sections and pages for East Germany coverage and related features. It notes Walter Libricht warnings to Yugoslav leaders and directs to sections across the paper including sports, classifieds, comics, and editorial on various pages.
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East Germany
Red
Walter Libricht
Yugo Slavia
Nagy
Hal Boyle
Vitel
Wilson
Night and Morning Clouds With Friday Sun
The forecast calls for night and morning low clouds with a mainly sunny Friday. Heat remains persistent as temperatures rise further. Noon reading hits 75 degrees, signaling continued hot conditions through the day.
Need y Bandit: Gunman Takes $47 From Detroit Station
A gunman entered a Detroit service station with a .22 rifle and ordered cash. Operator James Hill placed $160 on the counter but the robber demanded only $47, counting it himself before leaving saying he needed it badly.
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Detroit
James Hill
Hill
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