Sabotage Hinted In Plane Crash At Denver
LONGMONT Colo Possibility of sabotage is being checked and investigators have found some things that appear unusual a federal official said last night of a United Air Lines crash that killed 44 persons Chief James N Peyton said there is nothing outstanding but the items do appear extraordinary Authorities say the plane was about 11 000 feet and climbing when it exploded after taking off from Denver last Tuesday wreckage strewn over five miles near here
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Longmont
Colo
United Air Lines
James N. Peyton
Civil Aeronautics Board
Peyton
Denver
Hese
Explosion kills 57 Japanese miners in Mojiri Mine tragedy
SAPPORO Japan nine more bodies were found Monday raising the death toll to 57 from last Tuesday's underground blast at Mojiri Mine. Three miners remain missing and thirty were rescued.
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Sapporo
Japan
Mojiri
Government Drops Credit Restraints Policy Shift Foreseen Tax Cut Likely
Washington signals halt to tightening credit rules as inflation fears ease. Officials cite neutral stance and watchful waiting after Fed actions and public statements show reduced pressure on money supply. If inflation remains tame, a tax cut next year becomes probable.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
New Vaccine Tested For Grippe Among Military Recruits
Public Health Service doctors propose testing a three-virus vaccine on 10 000 military recruits this winter pending safety potency checks and official approval. The Type 3 vaccine showed substantial protection in trials among 83 prisoner volunteers at Chillicothe and Breathersville, with 29 percent of vaccinated inmates developing definite illness versus 90 percent of controls.
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Washington
Public Health Service
APC
Robert Huebner
The
Health Service
Johns Hopkins University
Federal Reformatory
Chillicothe
Ohio
Maryland State Reformatory
Breathersville
the Health Service
Students Cross Color Lines in Nine State Colleges
West Virginia state colleges have begun cross racial enrollment after the 1954 Supreme Court decision. At West Virginia State College 1,450 students include 1,055 full time. whites comprise about one third. Bluefield State shows 10 whites among roughly 325 students. Other campuses report small numbers of Negroes, with overall integration described as routine and friction free, though some colleges remain all white.
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Charleston
West Virginia
West Virginia State College
U. S. Supreme Court
State Board of Education
West Virginia State
State
Institute
William J. L. Wallace
The
Board of Education
West Virginia University
Wallace
Bluefield State
Glenville State College
WVU
Marshall College
Huntington
Marshall
Shepherd College
Shepherd
Storer College
Harpers Ferry
Concord College
Concord
West Virginia Tech
Fairmont State College
Fairmont State
John W. Pence
Paul N. Elbin
West Liberty State College
West Liberty
Wheeling
Playing with Dynamite in Waynesbury
In Waynesbury Virginia Robert Lee Pultz 13 and his brother Edward hid in a city farm building to play hockey. They built a fire and one boy threw a dynamite cap onto the blaze. The blast injured Robert in the face and chest lightly. Edward was unharmed. The shed contained dynamite stock. They vow to stop thookey.
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Waynesbury
Robert Lee Pultz
Edward
City Farm
Robert
Ideal Candidate in Springfield Campaign Lit
Springfield Ohio reports on Rod erick Payne a vice in candidate for mayor of nearby New Carlisle. The sample literature states he is married 42 years to the same wife and notes habits such as playing cards bingo and arguing. It lists dislikes taxes hypocrisy and politicians and mentions no lodge affiliations due to dues.
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Arnold Axilrod
Minneapolis
Minn
Mary Moonen
International
Springfield
Ohio
Roderick Payne
New Carlisle
Integration at Lincoln Grade School Grows Quietly
Oklahoma City report notes Lincoln Grade School’s smooth desegregation with 48 Black pupils among 500, plus about 50 Indian and Mexican students 3 German, 3 Filipino, and one child of a Japanese war bride. Principal Nina Birkhead says the move brought bright spirits. old students welcomed all. Five Black mothers attended the first PTA meeting, one becoming hospitality chair.
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Oklahoma City
Lincoln
Nina Birkhead
Philippines
Hospitality
Bright Christmas expected as power output climbs
Electric power output is set for a bright Christmas as American living standards lift demand. Utilities report rising profits and plan large expansions in capacity despite rate regulation, with 1955 figures showing a 10.1 percent profit gain over the prior year and projected 1956 57 spending to meet growing consumption.
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New York
America
Atomic Energy Commission
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Richmon Cleaners—Laundry
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West Indies
BIG Labor
George Meany
American Federation of Labor
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Congress of Industrial Organizations
Icks
Business Mirror
By Sam Dawson
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First Avenue
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