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Press Telegram in Long Beach, California

07 Mar 1961

Page 8

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Press Telegram

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Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1961

Page

8

Joy Ride Train Crash Tragedy Hits Ten Killed

A 16 car freight joy ride vehicle plummeted over an overpass on Highway 210 near Nevada Iowa. Ten people died and several teenagers were injured as a derailed car was dragged by a locomotive. Investigators blame speed and the car’s failure to stop. Survivors include Diane Massey 14 Ames and Darrell Reach 17 Cambridge. Authorities say four trapped occupants died before rescue.

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Maxwell Towa Pha Sait John Stark Waukee Darrell Reach Cambridge Diane Lynn Massey Ames Nevada Iowa Patricia Miller l Mary Madsen Noth James K. George Carroll Larson Slater Ene Sai Mins Massey
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Kennedy backed on schools by Methodist bishop

Bishop Fred Pierce Carson of Philadelphia incoming head of the World Methodist Council pledged support for President Kennedy's position against federal aid to parochial schools. He warned Protestants will oppose any effort to pressure Congress or courts to broaden aid to parochial education, citing Supreme Court rulings.

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Philadelphia Fred Pierce Carson World Methodist Council Kennedy Congress Supreme Court
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President Kennedy invites Ayub Khan to visit U.S.

President Kennedy has invited Pakistani President Mohammad Ayub Khan to visit the United States, with a Washington trip anticipated next November as part of ongoing diplomacy between the two nations.

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