Crippled B47 Lands Safe After Wing Loss Over Kansas
An Air Force B47 reconnaissance bomber lost a wing and one engine during a routine training flight over eastern Kansas. With six crew aboard Maj. Lewis Chase guided the plane to Forbes Air Force Base, choosing to ride it down rather than bail out. After two hours of careful control and gear deployment the bomber touched down at 12 27 p.m. without further incident.
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Lewis Chase
Chase
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Jang
James K. Johnson
55Th Strategic Reconnaissance Wing
Lewis D. Chase
Kan
Associated Press
Sale Plan Off Hancock Oil Stock Drops
Hancock Oil Co stock trading was suspended for two hours at Pacific Coast Exchange after news that negotiations for sale to an Eastern company had fallen through. Upon reopening at 9 am the stock stood at 43.15 a share, down from Wednesday's close, amid rumors and a later company statement that no offer had been made yet talks continue for a fair offer.
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Hancock
Hancock Oil Co
Eastern
Pacific Coast Exchange
Vanguard's 6th Firing Falls Down
CAPE CANAVERAL Fila 1 Another satellite launched by a Vanguard rocket failed to reach orbit after its second stage failed to ignite. The 72 ft Navy booster has now failed in five of six attempts, with only the March 17 satellite success for a 344-pound payload. GE said it is developing a new rocket engine delivering 500,000 to 1,000,000 pounds of thrust to launch heavier satellites, powered by liquid oxygen and kerosene.
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Vanguard
Earth
Navy
Space
General Electric Co
Malta
N. C
U S Presses Geneva Talks On Nuclear Test Detectors
The United States informed Russia the July 1 Geneva conference on detecting nuclear tests will proceed as agreed as a scientific meeting. The note, delivered in Moscow by Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson, states the aims are to explore detection before any political commitment to suspend tests. White said top U S delegates for Geneva were departing.
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United States
Russia
Geneva
Eisenhower
Moscow
State Department
U. S
Llewellyn Thompson
Lincoln White
Oil firms show interest in Hancock control bid
Company officers refused to elaborate on the statement but industry sources said at least two other oil firms were interested in buying control of Hancock. Hancock’s Signal Hill refinery had been swept by an eight million dollar fire last month. Continued on Page A-6, Col. 1.
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Signal Hill
Doctor and Son Die as Home Burns in Newton Center
Newton Center fire claims life of Boston physician Dr. Robert Buka 38 and his son Richard 4. Magda Buka 35 rescues two other sons David 5 and Stephen 2, then is treated for cuts after breaking a window.
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Mass
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Newton Center
Robert Buka
Richard
Magda
David
Stephen
Blast Destroys B52 at Air Base in Limestone Maine
A B52 jet bomber on a parking apron at Loring Air Force Base exploded in a roaring inferno. No one aboard. officials believe there were no casualties. The unarmed eight million dollar aircraft was under repairs when the fire began. Cause is not yet known.
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Limestone
Maine
Loring Air Force Base
Air Force
Daniel J. Martin
Senate approves repeal of freight tax plan
The Senate passed a compromise tax extension bill eliminating the 3 percent excise tax on freight. Sen. Harry F. Byrd led the Finance Committee in a conference with the House. The agreement reduces revenue by about 450 million dollars and repeals an additional 35 million in taxes on oil and gas pipeline transport.
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Senate
House & Compromise
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
Senate House
House
High Court Ruling Sought on Little Rock Case
Washington AP The Supreme Court was asked to hold a special session to review a lower court order delaying Little Rock school desegregation for 244 years. Attorneys Branton and Madison petitioned to bypass the circuit court, arguing Judge Lemley’s ruling conflicts with the Court’s desegregation decisions and could disrupt desegregation progress in 764 of 2,889 districts. The court plans a summer adjournment after next week’s session.
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Supreme Court
Little Rock
Ark
High Tribunal
U. S
Harry J. Lemley
Waite Madison
New York
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Circuit Court
High Tribunes
Lemley’ Tuling
District of Columbia
Texas Sets Record Summer Cold Wave Tone and Temperature Lows
A severe early summer cold wave swept Texas with overnight drops. Pampa in the Panhandle recorded 39 degrees while Dallas hit a June 26 low of 60 degrees, marking the coldest morning in its June history.
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Texas
Pampa
Panhandle
Farm Bill billed as Bread Tax
Washington report on the House defeat of a multibillion dollar farm bill. Critics call it a bread tax on consumers while Republicans and Democrats from northern districts joined to block the measure from reaching the floor. The vote stood 214 to 171 amid sponsor concessions and calls for changes.
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House
Big City
Ben‘lson
Sue
Weather clears with clouds returning late night
Forecast calls for mostly clear skies through Friday with only some low clouds forming late at night and in the early morning hours. The pattern emphasizes dry conditions and light breezes as temperatures trend seasonal.
Fast Action Triple Play Saves New Mother's Life
In Los Angeles a rapid sequence of actions saved Frances Brinegar and her newborn after a cesarean-like birth. She went into coma from shock and hemorrhage minutes after delivery. A Red Cross blood center supplied RH negative plus B type blood to the hospital within eight minutes, aided by a police radio car. Mother and baby are reported doing fine.
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Los Angeles
Frances Brinegar
Westchester
St. John’s Hospital
Santa Monica
Andrew Smatka
Red Cross Blood Center
Oss
L A Woman Stabbed to Death Mate Held
Los Angeles police reported Willie D Sterline stabbed his 21 year old wife Betty to death with an eight inch butcher knife after a quarrel at about 530 am in their home at 1450 East 75th Street Deputies said Sterline 30 telephoned Firestone station to report the killing and was booked on suspicion of murder and jailed
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Los Angeles
UPI
Willie D
Sterline
Fighting rages in central Tripoli as clashes kill six
In Tripoli central, hard fighting lasts over four hours. At least six people die and about 20 are injured. Rebel leader Omar Karami says fighting began at noon and intensified, with security forces shelling rebel positions and demolishing a building. He denies reports of incoming rebel reinforcements.
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Tripoli
Omar Karami
Associated Press
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Rashid Karomis
Cairo
Tebel
Where to Find It Beach Combing and Vital Stats Guide
A fragmented listing outlines where to locate sections in the newspaper. It mentions Beach Combing on Beach Combing Page BE and Hal Beyler Page A, Bridge page A-23, Clausitied Pages on C-6 to the Vital Statistics Page 0-8, Wikson Page A7, Women Pages and Your World Page A-% with unclear references.
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Wikson
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