Arctic Plane Crash Survivors Rescue Tale of Bravery
Flores and Klaben endured two weeks with minimal food after a crash in Alaska. They ate toothpaste and snow to survive while wandering toward help. Pilot Chuck Hamilton found Flores and led rescuers. Hamilton then saved Klaben, carrying her three miles through deep snow to the rescue plane.
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Four key differences between reckless and careful investors
A careful investor seeks factual company data before investing and aims for dividends, growth, or bond stability. He understands prices can fall and that brokers vary, using a qualified New York Stock Exchange member firm. Reckless behavior ignores facts, bets big on rises, and funds from all income, risking emergencies.
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Outlaws' Toll: $51 at Baltimore harbor tunnel
In Baltimore, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Quilaw Jr. report paying $51 to use a harbor tunnel. They remain unsure how the toll was assessed and why this amount appeared on their bill.
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Dillon Says Tax Rules Haven't Hurt
Secretary Douglas Dillon says government sponsored surveys show new income tax rules and business expense accounts have not hurt the restaurant and hotel trade. A few high end expense account restaurants report some pain, but the survey indicates no broad economic impact. Hotels in the Miami area report a strong season and denial of a depression in the sector.
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Outlaw Fined $90 in Municipal Court for Disruptive Fare
The Outlaw faced charges of disorderly conduct after a return trip dispute over fares. He was told to pay 30 cents to go where he didn’t wish, and 80 cents to return, then threw half a dollar at a collector and refused to heed her warning to stop. He was fined $90 in municipal court on Monday.
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Kennedy to send foreign aid message next Tuesday
Democratic leaders say President Kennedy will address Congress with a foreign aid message next Tuesday after their White House briefing. Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield notes a brief discussion of tighter controls on foreign aid spending and hopes the presidential commission chaired by Henry Clay can help clarify differences among committees.
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Knight to Open Office for Rocky Knight to Open Office
An uncommitted delegation warns against political deals as California figure Goodwin J Knight plans to open Rockefeller for president office in Los Angeles on Wednesday. White House economist says 1963 economy starts strong, with growth outlook improving from 1962, while Nixon allies stress cautious optimism about 2 percent growth in 1983.
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Winds Delay Balloon Flight Over Alamogordo
A gust of wind damaged the Operation Stargazer balloon at the launch site in Alamogordo New Mexico delaying a high altitude star study. The balloon nearly reached full fill with $90,000 worth of helium when holes appeared about a minute before the scheduled lift off. Project officials planned repairs and a possible flight later in the week likely tomorrow.
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Spy Book Author Tean Hyke Killed In Car Crash
UPI reports French spy novelist Tean Hyke 42 known as Sean Bivee died when his Jaguar slammed into a truck at high speed. Police say the car was traveling about 120 kilometers per hour in a head on collision. The author’s pen name and real name differ, with Jean Brachet as the birth name.
Ex-French Premier Bidault Flies From Germany to Portugal
Former French Prime Minister Georges Bidault fled Germany for Portugal after West Germany barred his move to topple President Charles de Gaulle. An aide, Guy Ribeauld, traveled with him under false names, then switched to a Dutch airliner for Lisbon. Police later confirmed Bidault and his secretary were aboard. The incident sparked a nationwide scare among officials.
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Pickets greet Walker Hargis in Wichita
About 50 demonstrators gathered outside a Wichita theater where ex General Edwin A Walker and evangelist Billy James Hargis spoke. Pickets carried signs denouncing the speakers anddistributed leaflets opposing what they called bigotry and hate in the name of Christianity.
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Britain to Raise Pay for Doctors and Dentists
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan told Parliament that pay for family doctors and dentists will rise about one percent under the national plan. General medical practitioners will earn about 47,749 a year and dentists about 5,720 a year.
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