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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1963

Page

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Sinatra Jr Kidnapped At Tahoe Hotel In California

Frank Sinatra Jr was abducted by two men at gunpoint from his motel room near Lake Tahoe as he prepared to perform at a casino. Deputies chased leads with roadblocks after the suspects fled with a package and cash. FBI assistance was invoked.

Stateline Calif Frank Sinatra Jr Sheriff's Deputies Joseph James Sorce Thomas Patrick Keating San Francisco Keating Sorce Long Beach Youth Authority Tracy FBI Lake Tahoe George Byers Douglas County Nev California - Nevada Sinatra Sinatra Sr Palm Springs Warner Bros. Studio Los Angeles Joe Foss Dorsey Band Sinatra Jr Foss Heno Entetainer Nancy Barbato Hollywood

Symptoms Cures How VD Attacks

Public health guidance on venereal disease explains syphilis and gonorrhea transmission, symptoms, and treatments. It covers chancre onset, secondary signs, latent phase, pregnancy risks, and penicillin cures, noting newborn eye protection and potential complications.

Johnson shifts oil policy drafting to Interior Department

President Johnson told Interior Secretary Udall to let the department, now in effect the White House, set national oil policy. Udall said the interior budget will fund water projects and described the budget as hold-the-line. Johnson also outlined defense budget talks with McNamara and Taylor while ordering $234 million in GI insurance dividends advanced to 4.7 million policyholders.

Johnson Interior Udall Interior Department White House Texas Congress Inter Ior Udall’s Department Kennedy Robert S. McNamara Maxwell D. Taylor Joint Chiefs of Staff

Khrushchev Plans 7 Year Chemical Farm Boost

Premier Khrushchev unveiled a seven year plan to triple the chemical industry output and shift fertilizer to farms. He pledged to invest over 42 billion rubles to 1964 1970 building ~200 new plants and reconstructing 500 plus existing ones. He warned Western powers against demanding political concessions in return for aid.

Moscow Khrushchev Communist Party Central Committee Soviet Union Stalin

Studebaker quits U S auto production

Dow Jones News Service reports Studebaker Corp will end United States auto production while continuing cars in Canada. The South Bend, Indiana plant's 50-year run will end, affecting about 6,000 workers. Production will be centralized at Hamilton, Ontario. local leaders downplay disaster risk.

New York Studebaker Corp United

Fear Raised for Hostages in Bolivia Crisis

Communist led tin miners in La Paz hold four Americans among 21 hostages and demand release of two arrested Communists within four hours. Federation of mine workers pledge action as leftist Juan Lechin leads miners south of capital, resisting military buildup and U.S. aid offers to free the captives.

la Paz Bolivia Federation of Mire Racw Juan Lechin Johnson U.S

Cold uneasy forecast for Southern Illinois

Weather update shows clear to hardly cloudy skies with continued cold tonight, lows 17 to 23. Increasing cloudiness and a slightly warmer Tuesday, with highs in the mid to upper 30s.

Illinois

Fiery Jet Crash Kills 81 Aboard Pan Am Flight 214

Grieving relatives and friends wait in the International Airport for news on Pan American Flight 214 from San Juan Puerto Rico. Reports confirm the jet crashed near Elkton Maryland, leaving 81 dead and many awaiting official word amid rumors and sorrow.

International Airport Pan American San Juan P.R Elkton Linda Kolman Philadelphia Irvin Scolnick Puerto Rico Mark Laik Pan Am Baltimore Zebra

House Start Signing Civil Rights Petition

Dozens of liberal Democrats and a handful of Republicans lined up as the House convened to sign a petition aimed at moving the civil rights bill past the Rules Committee.

Washington Dec House Rules Committee

Witnesses Say Lightning Caused Plane To Explode

A four engine Boeing 707 of Pan American World Airways crashed near Elkton Maryland Sunday night killing all 81 aboard. Investigators searched for a cause as police combed a muddy corn field. witnesses said lightning struck the jet during a thunderstorm and its fiery breakup followed the hit.

Elkton Pan American World Airways

Plane crash near Maryland home described by witness

Raymond Gregg recounts watching Pan American World Airways Flight 214 dive after a lightning strike. He and his family fled to a cellar as the Boeing 707 exploded in a cornfield near Elkton, Maryland. Debris spread across fields, roads, and nearby properties as investigators, sailors, and state troopers sift the wreckage for victims and clues. The Civil Aeronautics Board and FAA led the inquiry while officials warned on-site identifications would be limited.

B. R. Allen Civil Aeronautics Board Puerto Rico Philadelphia Wilmington Del U.S. 40 Maryland-Delaware Line Baltimore Edgar Startt Bainbridge Naval Base Elkton National Federal Aviation Agency Washington New Castle Philadelphia International Airport Raymond Gregg Elkton Henry Lindell Newark

Acquisition Court Affirms C and O Railroad Secures Control

The Supreme Court, in a one word order, affirmed a special three judge court in Detroit upholding the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway’s acquisition of control of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The decision was appealed by unions and the high court did not comment beyond upholding the ruling. The court also agreed to review Florida injunction against NAACP picketing Webb's City in St Petersburg, and agreed to review Colorado constitutional amendment for limited reapportionment after 1962 vote. It refused to rule on excessive bail of $100,000 for Norman Masran in the Carol Thompson murder case in St Paul.

Washington Supreme Court Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Baltimore & Ohio Railroad U.S. District Court Detroit Special Court High Tribunal Florida Webb National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Norman Mas‘ran Carol Thompson St. Paul, Minn Colorado

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