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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1962

Page

4

Six Die as Jet Tanker Crashes on Takeoff at Base

LIMESTONE, Maine, six Air Force personnel died when a KC135 Stratotanker crashed during a fuel mission after takeoff. The huge four engine plane plunged into swampy woods 1,500 feet north of the runway. An Air Force board will investigate. The craft was valued at $3.6 million and assigned to the 42nd Air Refueling Squadron of the 42nd Bombardment Wing. The crash occurred at 1:20.

Limestone Maine UPI Air Force Air Force Base Air Force Board of 42Nd 42Nd Bombard Wing

Adenauer Aligns With De Gaulle Against Berlin Talks

Bonn chancellor Konrad Adenauer backs Charles de Gaulle in opposing renewed U S Russian talks on Berlin. He argues that negotiating with the Russians now signals weakness and could weaken Western unity, while predicting a prolonged pause if talks break off.

Bonn Germany UPI Konrad Adenauer Charles de Gaulle Berlin Washington Kennedy Adenauer West Berlin NATO Pasion East Germany

U.S. Plans New Talks to Mend Berlin Rift

The United States seeks fresh Allied talks with West Germany over Berlin policy as Adenauer's objections threaten progress. France backs Germany, Britain supports the U.S. while Rusk plans to meet Dobrynin in Australia or soon after in the U.S. to continue Berlin crisis discussions.

NATO Berlin Russia Washington State Department Adenauer UPI Gerhard United States West Germany Konrad Adenauer U.S West Berlin France Britain Gerhard Schroeder Dean Rusk Australia Anatoly F. Dobrynin

Curtail domestic squabbles rule Sparks UPI item

A brief U.S. Army family housing chart lists 26 rules for happy living with the shortest entry urging couples to curtail domestic squabbles. The item reflects a light mood across wartime and peacetime living quarters.

Heidelberg Germany UPI

Deaths across nations mark week with notable figures

Lord Sackville aged 91, a major general till 1929, died in London. Francisco A Smith, 62, led Marine Trust Co. of Western New York and died after brief illness in Buffalo. George A Nelson, 88, Socialist Party vice presidential candidate in 1936, funeral held in West Denmark. Sunny Jim Nell, 74, famed clown of major circuses for six decades, died in Birmingham. William J Endersbee, 73, charter member of the American Soil Conservation Society, died in Washington. Count Guy de Germany, French noble, dies in Florence as Hubert de Germany is linked to Laotian royals.

Buffalo N.Y UPI Francis A. Smith The Marine Trust Co Western West Denmark Wis George A. Nelson Socialist Party Washington William J. Endersbee American Soil Conservation Society Florence Italy Guy de Germany Hubert Souvanna Phouma Pony Tony

NOW YOU KNOW By United Press International

The father of President Andrew Johnson was a porter at an inn. His mother was a maid at the same inn.

United Press International Andrew Johnson

Roses require vast harvest for tiny tar of essence

An estimate shows that about 100000 roses are needed to yield one ounce of rose tar essence, highlighting the immense labor and scale involved in producing this aromatic product.

Death of 2 Estes Contacts Probed

Congressional investigators probing deaths linked to Billie Sol Estes examine the cases of Henry Marshall, an Agriculture Department official, and El Paso accountant George A. Krutilek. Marshall died June 3 1961 from five rifle wounds near his Franklin Texas home, ruled a death by own action. Krutilek died April 4 near Clint Texas, listed as heart disease but with autopsy limitations. Officials McConnell and Berger, former Agriculture Department figures, are also under inquiry for ties to Estes operations and Commercial Solvents Inc.

Washington UPI Billie Sol Estes Senate John L. McClellan D-Ark Henry Marshall George A. Krutilek Marshall Agriculture Department Franklin Tex Texas Agriculture Stabilization Service Estes el Paso Krutilek Pecos Clint Fred Bornstein Bornstein James A. McConnell Mansfield Walter C. Berger Baltimore McConnell Agriculture Eisenhower Ezra T. Benson Berger Department Commodity Stabilization Service Kennedy Commercial Solvents, Inc New York

Empire On The Rocks-3 Estes Enterprises In Limbo

In Pecos Texas Bill Sol Estes founder of a vast empire is under receivership after $54 million asset estimates and 57 federal fraud charges. Investigations show he used 16,000 tank mortgages in Reeves County and 33,000 across west Texas to finance a scheme selling fertilizer tanks to farmers, then selling mortgages to finance firms. The case drew educational attention as creditors meet in El Paso May 23 and public sentiment shifts against him.

Estes el Paso Federal District Court Commercial Solvents Corp West Texas Alan Propp Oscar Griffin Pecos Superior Manufacturing Co Sells Pecos Independent Reeves County West Texas California Finance Committees Dallas Federal Bureau of Investigation Texas Attorney ‘General’s Office Brandon Barber Shop Billie Sol

Congress reaction to Kennedy tax plan prompt disbelief

Senator John J Williams denounces Kennedy standby tax cuts as fantastic. An American serviceman in Laos questions supporting the Lao front. Walter Reuther urges election of liberal congressmen. Lyndon Johnson argues for modernization and diversification of defense to handle brushfire threats.

United Press International Washington John J. Williams R-Del Congress Kennedy Atlantic City N.J United Auto Workers Walter Reuther

Factors Affecting Egg Quality and CO2 Loss

Egg quality hinges on carbon dioxide loss from the egg. Cooling eggs slows this loss while oiling shells or wrapping the carton with plastic can help preserve freshness.

Military Conversion From Coal Questioned

Senator Robert C Byrd invited Defense Department officials to a June 5 conference to explain the militarys shift from coal using boilers to other types. He urged federal installations to use coal where possible to aid West Virginias economy and national defense. Officials from the National Coal Association the National Coal Policy Conference the Southern Coal Producers Association and the United Mine Workers Union will attend.

Washington UPI Robert C. Byrd D-W. Va Defense Department West Senate Armed Services Committee National Coal Association National Coal Policy Conference Southern Coal Producers Association United Mine Workers Union

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