Stewardess Killed by Propeller at Logan Airport
A blonde American Airlines stewardess, Barbara Hill, 18, of Tampa and Revere, was decapitated after running into a DC7 propeller during takeoff at Logan International Airport. The flight crew and witnesses reported a sudden vibration, with authorities launching an FAA inquiry into the tragedy.
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Boston
UPI
Logan International Airport
Eastern Air Lines
Barbara Hill
Tampa
Fla
Revere
Mase
Thor
Bern
Monark
Nady
O -Pittropanto
Miss Hill
Robert
Macsan
Jg. Light
Smoking blamed for bronchitis deaths in Scotland
Glasgow report by the Scottish Health Council says cigarette smoking and air pollution are the two major causes of bronchitis. The study estimates bronchitis kills about 2,500 people in Scotland each year.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Scotlish Wealth Services Council
New Anglo Cards Cut Him Tyler
C J Burnett sued C J Wynne for fifteen thousand dollars yesterday claiming Wynne hurled a deck of cards at him and one card cut his eye. A constitutional amendment proposed in the assembly yesterday would lower the voting age to eighteen from twenty one.
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Tyler
UPI
C. J. Burnett
C.J. Wynne
Burnett
Wynne
Tim
Sacramento
Calif
UIMN
Assembly
Language records on The Light's coupon page 15
Read about language learning with The Light's records and a coupon on page 15 describing Spanish German French Russian Italian and English study options. The note highlights using language records as study aids and lists several languages to explore.
San Antonio Weather Through Weekend Forecast
San Antonio will see spring like weather continue through the weekend with clear to partly cloudy skies and highs near 70. A dry front moved through Thursday followed by improving air and clearing skies as reported by the Weather Bureau. Friday’s forecast calls for cool lows in the mid 40s with Thursday’s high at 75.
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Texas
San Antonio
Gulf of Mexico
Conlee
Weather Bureau
Shoplifter Sentenced to Work 30 Days at Grocery Store
A convicted shoplifter in Las Vegas was sentenced by Municipal Court Judge Walter Richards to 30 days of community service inside a grocery store, tasked with watching for shoplifters. The unusual punishment was handed down Thursday in municipal court.
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Las' Vegas
Nev
Walter Richards
Kennedy struggles to keep up with Jackie at White House
President Kennedy is slow to answer questions as journalists at a White House luncheon press him on Jackie Kennedy's public prominence. The first lady's high profile has shifted the couple's public perception and sparked questions about roles and visibility.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Leunesse
Ga to Raise Execution Age in Senate Vote
Atlanta report says the Georgia Senate approved a bill to raise the minimum age for executions from 10 to 18, sending the measure to the House for consideration. The action reflects ongoing debate over juvenile capital punishment in the state.
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Atlanta
Senate
House
Postal Income Boost Sees Higher Receipts Across Services
Finland faces civil service strikes as about 20 000 workers demand higher pay disrupting housing, railway, postal and shipping services. Postal receipts rose to 822 446 dollars last month while total income neared 191 450 dollars, with fuel and reflectivity cited among factors.
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Dan Quill
Welslvki
Finland
Probe into Bexar Gas War Ordered for Antitrust Review
Ally Gen Carr orders investigation into alleged price manipulation in gas wars across Bexar and Medina counties. Asst. Atty. Gen. V. Fe Taylor leads the probe turned to the antitrust division. Taylor, Tschishart, and Mangald plan a Washington meeting to press federal and state officials to probe the Castroville Chamber and oil companies over alleged price practices at Castroville area stations.
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Carr
Bexar
Medina
Antitrust
Asst
Fe Taylor
Taylor Thirstay
Lago Tschishart
Castroville Chamber
Commorce
Taylor
Tschishart
Wylie Mangald
Washington
Kilgore
Hart proposes 50 mile hike to choose 1968 Olympic site
Washington Democrats float a method to pick the 1968 Olympics host city by a public stakeout hike. Senator Philip Hart proposes Detroit Mayor Jerome Cavanagh and Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty race a 50 mile course to settle the site, aiming to curb back room handling and restore public trust.
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Washington
UPS
Detroit
Los Angeles
Philip A. Hart
Dmick
Yosterday
Jerome 7. Cavan Jagh
Samuel W. Yarty
LIGHT WANT ADS Largest Circulation in South Texas
The Light Want Ads section boasts South Texas's largest circulation and offers classified space for jobs, rentals, and services. Local firms and residents rely on the listings daily to connect buyers and sellers efficiently.
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South
Texas
Fire kills four in farmhouse blaze in Brenton
A frantic mother on a phone call failed to reach help as flames swept a 10 year old farmhouse in Brenton. Officials say smoke blocked neighbors from calling the fire department and four children perished in the upstairs fire.
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Ashefirid
Maas
UPI
Barbara Zatonski
Brenton
Jlo
Pope Says Vatican and Moscow Can Bury Differences
Soviet journalist son-in-law Alexei Adlzachel of Televizias fold newsmen reports Moscow and the Vatican can bury their differences The Pope does not bite and Rome is cited as the setting for possible rapprochement between church and state.
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Khrushchev
Moscow
Vatican
Rome
Alexei Adlzachel
Tevestias
Fold Newsmen
New Quake Shakes Libya Town in Aftermath
A fresh quake struck Tripoli following last week�s disaster that left about 300 dead. The new tremor damaged structures but officials reported no casualties. Rescue teams mobilized as aftershocks threaten ongoing relief efforts.
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Tripoli
Libya
Mars
Sunday’s Light A Pigeon Story
A vivid Sunday feature recounts a day in the life of two pigeons as they wander blocks past the Alamo. The Light section includes a two page full color spread with pictures and a Hearst interview on economic policy and drug regulation.
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T Alamo
A. Slevk
Witte Musialo
Nuseum
American Weekly
of Southwest
Light
U.S. Commerce
Canter
America
Lenge
Big Bisl
Irish setter drama ends in Pittsburgh court ruling
In Allegheny County, Judge William Rahauser ruled Miss Tda M Capers estate dogs Brickland and Suntany will survive as personal property until an audit concludes. Miller, longtime confidant, offered to rehome them while Governor Scranton directs a search for permanent care.
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Miller
Pittsburgh
William Rahausery
Allegheny County
Orpharis
Tda M. Capers
Miss Capers
Des
Andy
Pons
Olfering
Thomas Miller
Record Settlement and Archbishop Race Bias News
Baltimore Archbishop Lawrence J. Shahan condemns racial segregation in Maryland Catholic institutions and urges integration in personal relations. In Houston, Mrs Cecil Blaffer Hudson wins a $6.5 million uncontested divorce settlement from Edward J. Hudson, with custody and substantial assets included.
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Baltimore
Lawrence J.shahan
Maryland
Houston
Cecil Blaffer
Edward J. Hudson
Hudsons
Hudson
Winthi Rockefeller
Hudson’s . Settlement
Hudson Oil and Gat Co
Joseph Lee Bialfer
Humble 41S
Weather Warmer Texas Hints At Cold War Tension
A garbled news brief notes rising heat in Texas and talk of cold weather fronts. It mentions UPI and Associated Press as sources, references Khrushchev, and hints at tensions between the United States and Soviet bloc. The piece blends weather forecast language with Cold War rhetoric, mentioning coal and western states.
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UPI
Texas
Livay
Jfue
Peking
South
Tex
Khrushchev
Larada
United States
West
CIA says thousands trained by Cuba for sabotage
CIA chief John A Moone told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that as many as 1000 to 1500 Latin Americans trained in Cuba in 1962 for sabotage and guerrilla warfare with more trainees traveling this year. He cited concealment efforts, visas via Mexico City, and movements to bloc countries.
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Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
Lhief
John A. Moone
Cuba
Kintora
McCone
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Armistead Selden
D-Ala
McConé
Trem
Menbers
CIA
Selden
Inter-American Affairs
Western Hemisphere
Per ‘McCobe
Uruguay
Venenucla
Pert
Feuador
Argentina
Aril
Bolivia
Dy la Oroya
Peru
Cerro de Pasco
Ham
Jwaanons
Tthe
Hlome
MacCone
Venzuela
Latin America
Venezuela
Hina
Today’s Index and Page Guide for the Daily Paper
The index lists sections such as Amusement, Around the Plaza, Classified, Comites, Death Notices, Editorial, Features, Financial, Goren on Bridge, Rati IV, Society, and Sports. Page numbers are shown beside each category, indicating where readers can find the items.
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Features
Financial
Goren
Rati IV
Society
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Jackie
Finn Rail
Brickkin
Sunny Brieht
Bife
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