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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1957
Page
21
A Sunday crash between a Pakistan train and an oil train near Gambat, about 81 miles from Lahore, caused massive fires and nearly 200 deaths. It marks West Pakistan’s fifth major rail disaster in seven years, with a passenger express derailed after missing a signal and stopping on the main line.
More than half a million Chinese citizens joined celebrations in Peiping today for Communist China's ninth National Day parade marking the anniversary of the new republic with mass turnout and patriotic displays.
Denver reports Fred Wallace 57, brother in law to former President Harry S. Truman, died after heart failure at Porter Sanitarium. Wallace, an employee of a Colorado Highway plant, was found with family nearby as Truman flew in. In West Hempstead New York, Airpre Inc chief Edward A. Reitman 41 was bludgeoned at his factory with head wrapped, likely a medical death okayed as cardiac failure, as Nassau detectives investigate.
David Ozersky, 16, among victims splattered by liquid lye at Jefferson High School in Brooklyn, leaves St Clare’s Hospital unable to see clearly. Maurice Keastler faces assault charges with bail set at 100000. Twenty others, including a teacher, were affected.
The article discusses a proposed joint system renting an electronic brain from Canada at one dollar per year to aid airspace management. It outlines handling conflicts, locating ground stations, and meeting cross border navigation needs for mutual air traffic control.
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