Paris jet crash kills 121 from Atlanta
An Air France four engine jet crashed near Villepreux le Roi, killing 121 people including travelers from Atlanta. Pilots fought for control as engine trouble struck during takeoff at Orly, flames engulfed the scene, and witnesses described a sudden, devastating impact near a village as authorities launched an international investigation.
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Plane crash reports stir Atlanta amid recalling tragedy
Reports describe an Air France incident linked to Paris and Atlanta with mechanical trouble delaying flights. Widespread attention follows the tragedy as residents and families seek details, with community prayers and a city shaken by the event.
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Atlanta in Deep Mourning After Civic Leaders Death
The Atlanta area reels after a fatal air crash that killed 150 people including prominent civic and cultural leaders. Mayor William B. Hartsfield called it the greatest tragedy since the Civil War, as families seek news from Air France offices and churches hold prayers. Georgia leaders Gov. Ernest Vandiver and Sens. Richard Russell and Herman Talmadge offered condolences.
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Capehart Urges Invasion of Cuba to Oust Castro
Washington report quotes Senator Homer Capehart calling for the United States to invade Cuba to topple Fidel Castro. He argues sending troops 16,000 miles away makes little sense and insists Cuba is only 90 miles from the U S.
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Vandals Set Blaze Damaging L A Miller Elementary
Vandalism caused a fire at Miller Elementary in Los Angeles with six classrooms damaged. Officials estimated damage around 75,006 dollars amid the Sunday morning incident.
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