Bottled Gas Truck Explosion Kills Six in Crossing Crash
A Nashua bottle gas truck collided with a single passenger car at an unguarded crossing, sparking a fire and a powerful explosion. Six people died including a Nashua Bottled Gas Service proprietor and his wife. thirty people were hospitalized. Several passengers and crew suffered burns and shock as fire burned along the train track.
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Nashua
Boston
Maine Railroad
Passon
Aqual AW
Concord
Manchester
Robert Wrenn
Killee Stax
Patricia
Vaughan
Wilmington
Mass
Jennifer
Christopher
John S. Wilder
Wrenn
Peter
Woodbury
Jorge
First Circuit
King
Daniel MacDon
Ald
Indus
Bob LeGas
Chicago Vote Count May End In Court
The Cook County ballot recheck drags on with opposing figures from Nixon and Adamski camps. The process, requested by Adamowski, could lead to a recount or court action as the Illinois Electoral Board weighs possible fraud signals. The Justice Department says it is probing voting irregularities in Illinois and Texas.
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Chicago
Cook County
Richard M. Mixon
Nixon
Ilingis
John F. Kennedy
Adamowski
Chicago Board of Fleetion Commissioners
Electoral Board
William G. Stratton
Republican Dominated Board
Justice Department
Washington
Texas
Illinois
Battery Stolen From Auto at Wallace Chevrolet Agency
Police report a car battery theft occurred from a vehicle parked at Wallace Chevrolet agency on Tuesday. Carbon Jale Police investigated the incident and are pursuing leads.
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Wallace Chevrolet Agency
Carbonjale
Bomb strikes Cuban church blamed on Reds
A Havana church bomb exploded injuring no one, blamed on Communists amid rising church government tensions. The Our Lady of Charity church in eastern Havana suffered damage as bombs elsewhere targeted pews and floors. Pastor Msgr Eduardo Bozas Masvidal led the charge against Castro’s regime, while a red flag with a Khrushchev slogan appeared at the scene and a Cuban diplomat reported threats tied to a ministry shakeup.
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Banana
Fidel Castro
Castro
Vppusiren
Havana
Antigovernment of Charity Church
Msgr
Eduardo Bozas Masvidal
Rancelblan
Washington
Quintin Pina Madhehammer
Vi da
Khrushchev
Via
Fidel
Spcia
Hoffa Indicted and Illini Contractors Meeting Fallout
Incoming Illinois governor Kerner and Governor Shratton attended the Illinois Associated General Contractors annual road builders banquet. Kerner urged value on road jobs, while President-elect Kennedy’s Interstate program and projected costs were defended amid criticism. Williams of the Federal Bureau of Public Roads projected costs lower than state estimates, and Armstrong outlined American states’ roles in the Inter-American Council.
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T. Banton Lindsay-Senault
Springfield
Illinois
Associated General Contractors of Illinois
Otto Rherner
Road Builders
Kerner
AGC
Duane Cullinan
Fremont
Wiliam G. Shratton
Bot
Ixit
Steadlan
Execuive
Imansinn
U.S
Clifford Mattnon
Washington
Associated General Contractors of America
Mattoon
Illinois Road Builders
John F. Kennedy
Congress
George M Williams
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Tiagiinee Y Aime
Tye
Williams
Ellis Armstrong
Bureau Commis
Hurtado
Pino
Ellis Danner
Jor Ilinois
Cuba
Wee Hurtado
No Sign Of Economic Unturn Seen
Washington reports a leading government economist told a congressional committee that no major forces are in sight to resume economic growth. Louis J. Pavadika of the Commerce Department noted mixed indicators while Seymour L Wollbein warned unemployment could reach 4.38 million next February if October’s rate holds. The panel heard that consumer purchases lagged, housing declines continued, and business spending was expected to fall before any upturn, with inventories showing a mixed picture.
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Washington
Louis J. Pavadika
Office of Business Economics
Commerce Department
Paradise
Senate House Economic Committee
Seymour L Wollbein
Joint
Hoffa Indicted in Mail Fraud Land Case in Florida
Washington reports APU President James R. Hoffa of the Teamsters Union was indicted by a federal grand jury in Orlando, Florida, on mail fraud charges tied to alleged misuse of union funds in a Brevard County land development. Henry Lawer, former Detroit Teamsters Local president, and Robert E. McCarthy Jr., former Bank of the Commonwealth manager, named in 12 counts alleging defrauding four Detroit locals through Sun Valley Inc. filings. The scheme allegedly used over a half million in Teamsters funds for personal use and misrepresented Sun Valley as Teamsters sponsored.
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Washington
APU
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Orlando
Fila
Ally
William P. Rogers
Henry Lawer
Detroit
Teamsters
Robert KE
I McCarthy Jr
Bank of the Commonwealth
Rogers
Teamstars
Brevard County
Pla
Sun Val Inc
Lower
Sun Valley
Lapecating
Teamster
Truck Drivers
Food
Automobile
Teamsters Joint Council
Holfa
Pulaski Board OKs Hiring Special Deputy
Pulaski County Board of Supervisors authorized hiring a special deputy sheriff to aid in investigating a series of burglaries. At least four farm homes have been hit and businesses looted, with about $2000 in merchandise taken from Paul Huhett er’s Grand Chain store. One house was stripped of valuables including plumbing.
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Pulaski Board OK
Pulaski County
Board of Supervisors
Aheriff
Paul Huehetter
Grand Chain
Weather outlook for Southern Illinois turning colder
Cloudy tonight and Thursday with colder temperatures. Lows around the mid 20s tonight, highs in the 30s Thursday. Yesterday’s high 55, low 37. Temperatures ranged 30 to 36 today. Precipitation 9.23 inches from yesterday morning to today morning. Sunrise 7:09, sunset 4:35.
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Ilinois
Kennedy names Udall for interior secretary
President elect Kennedy named Rep. Stewart Udall of Arizona to head the Interior Department. Udall, a three term House member with roots in Arizona and Indian interests, will lead a 50,000-employee agency with a 360 million dollar spending program. Kennedy lauded Udall as vigorous and imaginative and said resource development is a national, not regional, issue.
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Douglas B. Cornell
New York
John F. Kennedy
Rep
Stewart Udall
Arizona
Kennedy
America
Udall
Arizona House
Meagher
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Gomnectssut
Hammarskjoin White
Harmmarskjold
United Nattions
State Department
U. N
David Ormsby Gore
Marmon
United States
Sleeping Beauty Case Mother Guilty
In Cleveland a Juvenile Court jury finds Jillian Fratantonia guilty of mistreating her sleeping beauty daughters by drugging them with barbiturates. She faces psychiatric examination before sentencing as custody of the nine girls remains undecided.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Jillian Fratantonia
Thessay
Waldman
Bernadette
Venita
Reds and West Clash Over Congo at U.N.
At the United Nations Security Council the Soviet Union and Western powers pushed rival resolutions on Lumumba’s arrest and detention in Congo. U.S. Wadsworth urged Zorin to disqualify himself, while the Western plan sought human rights protections and Red Cross access for detainees.
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United Nations
N.Y
Soviet Union
U.N
Security Council
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
It Nation Council
U.S
James J. Wadsworth
Valerian A. Zorin
Council
Zorin
Lumumba
Joseph Mobutu
United States
Maly
Argentina
Britain
Stanleyville
International Red Cross
Joseph Kasavubu
Wadsworth
Jovin
U. S
Patrick Dean
Egidio Ortona
No Escape In Classic Traffic Goof
In St Louis on December 7 a traffic goof created a trap at a marked intersection. Two one way streets funneled motorists into a dead end where no legal exit existed. Barricades by a construction company blocked the proper route and a U turn was not allowed. After chaotic scenes officials and the company rearranged the barricades and some drivers eventually escaped.
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St. Louis
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