Probe Shifts to How Crash Happened For Pan Am 707
Investigators widen their focus from what happened to how it happened after the Pan American 707 crash near Elkton. They examine eyewitness accounts of lightning, possible explosions, turbulence, and the plane’s last flight from San Juan to Philadelphia. The CAB and crew recover bodies, inspect the flight recorder, and consider sabotage and structural stress as possible factors.
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UPD
Pan American World Airways
San Juan
P.R
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New Castle
Del
Pan American
Philadelphia Approach Control Center
Sabotaged jets at Williams AFB to return to flight soon
Seventy one T38 training jets had wiring cut on gear during a weekend incident. Base officials called the act very serious and dangerous but found the damage during a routine safety check. An FBI and OSI probe is underway while training schedules stay on track.
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UPI
William C. Lindley Jr
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Office of Special Investigation
Lindley
Three Million Christmas Cards to Move Through Scottsdale Post
Scottsdale Postmaster O C Wilson says local mail volume will exceed three million Christmas cards plus thousands of parcels before December 25. Extra staff and expanded facilities support the flood and patrons are urged to mail first class, separate local from out of town mail, wrap packages securely, and mail between 1 and 3 pm. Five facilities serve the area including the main post office at 31 W Fourth St and temporary stations at Camelback Road and Shea Boulevard.
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O. C. Wilson
Wilson
Fourth Street
Papago
McDowell Road
Owen
Fifth Avenue Drug
Old Scottsdale Road
Thompson's Hardware
Scottsdale Road
Shea Boulevard
Lenart
Camelback Road
Tweed Elected to Arizona Veterinary Board and Local Honors
Dr. J R Tweed of 7437 E Berridge Lane is elected to the Arizona Veterinary Medical Assn executive board after the Tucson convention. Dr Ray Russell of Mesa becomes state president with Dr A E Raimonde as president elect. A Scottsdale article earns best story in Life Association News for October with Stan Robens receiving a trophy. Gene Carroll Charles Durazo and Richard Noe named to ASU Alpha Pi Mu chapter and to be initiated at the Feed Bag in Mesa. Donald Knight GE Computer Dept will be keynote speaker.
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E. Berridge Lane
The
Arizona Veterinary Medical Assn
Tucson
Ray Russell
Mesa
A. E. Rai
Donald Knight
GE Computer Dept
Births and a marriage license in Maricopa County
St Josephs: Terence Garvey and wife welcome a boy at 8639 East Virginia Avenue. Harry Roberson at 5019 East Virginia also a boy born December 5. Good Samaritan twins a boy and a girl born to George Borst 5136 East Mitchell and to Arthur Kline 6453 East Monterosa both December 5. Phoenix General: James Chamberlain and wife at 920 North 82nd Street greet a girl born December 5. Maricopa County clerk issues marriage license to Harry W Baker 22 Scottsdale and Andres Lee Henderson 16 Phoenix.
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E. Mitchell
Arthur Kline
E. Monterosa
Phoenix General
James Chamberlain
82Nd St
Maricopa County
Tucson Renames El Presidio Park for JFK Memorial
Tucson dedicates El Presidio Park as a permanent JFK memorial. City Council passes a resolution honoring the late president and sends copies to Mrs. Kennedy. Public contributions will fund a memorial statue.
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Tucson
Trainmen jailed for 65 deaths in Italian wreck
A court in Voghara Italy sentenced engineer Langranco Pigiani and fireman Soriano Fabbri to 14 years each for multiple manslaughter after their freight train collided with a standing passenger train, killing 65 people. They claimed signaling system failure caused the crash.
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Italy
UPI
Langranco Pigiani
Soriano Fabbri
Four Hurt In Two Crash Incidents In Phoenix Area
Four persons were injured in two separate accidents on Monday in Scottsdale and along McDowell Road. Total damage to five cars reached 2550 dollars. Lillie C Bratland and Marie Gunderson both of Mesa were treated and released from Scottsdale Baptist Hospital for minor injuries.
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McDowell Rd
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Marie Gunderson
Mesa
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Cheryl Ann Reid
Chandler
Viola Schmitz
Phoenix
William G. Reid
Henry J. Schwartz
Helen L. Haynes
Ft. McDowell
Smoke Signaling Contest at Church Fundraiser
A first ever smoke signaling contest is planned by Indians training contestants to guide visitors to a Western pit barbecue. The event, raising funds for a Second Ward Mormon church building, expects around 2000 attendees at 2001 N Scottsdale Rd. on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tickets are $2 adults $1 children and plans include Western dress and entertainment.
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N. Scottsdale Rd
Bob Kasold
Arizona Bank
S. Brown Ave
First Federal Savings and Loan Assn
Camelback
Cordon
Papago Plaza
Local Clergyman Takes New Post in Flagstaff Parish
The Rev. Robert Lord has been elected rector of the Church of the Epiphany in Flagstaff replacing the previous rector. Lord, a veteran newspaper man who entered the ministry after 1960, will also serve as Episcopal chaplain for Arizona State College at Flagstaff. He previously worked at the Akron Beacon Journal and the Phoenix Gazette. The appointment is effective Sunday. the Lords have two daughters Dianne and Pamela.
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St. Barnabas On the Desert Episcopal Parish
Church of the Epiphany
Flagstaff
Flagstaff Episcopal Parish
Lord
Scottsdale
Church Divinity School of the Pacific
St. Stephens
Sierra Vista
Ariz
Arizona State College
University of Akron
Akron Beacon-Journal
Lords
Dianne
American Airlines
Pamela
Scottsdale High School
Morse Fights To Stall Aid Bill In Senate
Senator Wayne Morse launches a last-ditch effort in the Senate to send the compromise 3.6 billion foreign aid authorization back to conference. The House narrowly approved the measure 195 to 164 after a dispute over most favored nation trade status for Poland and Yugoslavia. The bill covers nearly half the fiscal year with hearings on a follow-up money bill already underway.
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UPI
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D-Ore
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Kennedy
House Senate
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