Plane Crashes In Egypt Killing 20
Cairo reports a Dutch prop-jet Electra crashed while attempting to land in sand near the Cairo airport. About 20 killed, with 10 seriously injured survivors. The craft carried 40 aboard from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur via Munich and Rome. Passengers were Dutch, German, Italian, British, Irish, Egyptian, and Burmese. Royal Dutch Airlines KL said no Americans aboard.
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KLM
Royal Dutch Airlines
Cairo
Egypt
Asia
Amsterdam
Kuala Lumpur
Malaya
Ernst van der Beugel
Rifaat Chafik
Henry Denckmann
Thailand Walks Out of Laos Peace Talks over Seating Issue
At Geneva on June 12 the Thai delegate Direk Jayanama left the Laos conference after insisting that non governmental groups like Pathet Lao be excluded from seating until the issue is resolved. He argued that if such groups sit at the table other factions should be seated. The move drew calls from Lord Home and criticism from Gromyko, while Ambassador Harriman urged timely discussion.
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Geneva
Laos
Thailand
Direk Jayanama
Vientiane
Vien- Wane
Jayanama
Lord Home
Andre Gromyko
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Congo To Get U N Money
United Nations announced an agreement with Congo President Joseph Kasavubu to bolster the central government’s finances. An initial $10 million was provided to bolster the financial structure, with Dag Hammarskjold calling it a milestone and urging use for the country’s overall economic recovery.
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United Nations
Congo
Joseph Kasavubu
Dag Hammarskjeld
Republic of the Congo
Kasavubu
Harmmarskjold
Sasavubn
Fair Weather and Showers Across the Region Tonight and Tuesday
A local forecast calls for fair conditions this evening with mostly sunny skies on Tuesday and scattered afternoon showers. Temperatures rise to near 92 today with lower 40s at night and highs around the mid 90s. reading details include past highs and lows for yesterday and today, plus water levels near Crab Orchard Lake, Little Grassy Lake, Spillway, and Devil's Kitchen Lake.
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Crab Orchard
Little Grassy Lake
Devil's Kitchen Lake
AWOL Soldiers Admit 7 Murders
Edwardsville authorities seek custody of two teenage soldiers who confessed to killing seven people in a cross country crime spree across six states. George R. York and James D. Latham, held on federal theft charges, described a string of fatal robberies from Florida to Illinois, with little remorse and even joking about the death penalty.
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Louisiana
Terrill
York
Jacksonville
Fla
Latham
Army Sehum
Meuriceville
Tex
Kansas
Bu ‘Rea
FBI
Minos
Edwardsville
Madison County
Salt Lake City
George Musso
Wiliam H. Thompson
Dick M. Mudger
Emil Toffant
Illinois State Police
George R. York
Dacksorville
James D.latham
Mauriceville
Texas
GE faces possible breakup as government weighs consent decree
New York June 12 AP General Electric Co said the government has raised the possibility of court action to break up GE the world's largest electrical goods maker In talks on a proposed consent decree aimed at ending a prize fixing conspiracy case the department indicated it might seek divestiture GE and 22 other manufacturers had been convicted earlier this year and fined nearly 2 million for conspiring to fix prices rig bids and allocate markets The decree would also bar selling prices deemed unreasonably low while promising to curb further conspiracies and would serve as a prototype for other product lines in the sector
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New York
General Electric Co
Asst
Lee Loevinger
Hig
New York Times
Wall Street Journal
Lee Winger
Eldar
Prac
Earl Fer
Trust Division
Tthe
Lin
Fhouse Electric Corp
All-Chaos
Chief of
Army Engineers
Mers Manufacturing Corp
Feder
Washington
Canaliab Facific Electric Company
Bureau of the
Army
Concourt
Dirksen
Congress
Justice Department
Zvitalors
Kaskaskia
President Kennedy Returns Home With Crutches From Florida
President Kennedy arrived at Andrews Air Force Base then the White House on crutches after a four day Florida rest and back treatment. He descended from a special elevator platform used in Florida and at Andrews, then transferred to a helicopter and waved to his daughter Caroline on the White House balcony.
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Washington
Kennedy
Florida
Andrews Air Force Base
Surburban
Maryland
Palm Beach
Fla
Canada
Charles B. Wrightsman
White House
Andrews
Caroline
Army General Walker Reprimanded Over Pinko Charges
The Army rebuked Maj Gen Edwin A Walker for labeling Truman and Democrats pinks and for alleged Birch Society propaganda. An investigation ordered by President Kennedy resulted in a formal admonition. Walker loses pending command and remains in a U S post as he awaits reassignment within the United States.
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Washington
The
Army Today
Edwin A. Walker
Kennedy
Army
24Th Tffantry Division
Walker
John Birch Society
Europe
Birch Society
Sth
Austin
Tex
United States
Elvin J. Staher, Jr
Germany
Bruch C. Clarke
Overseas Weekly
U.S
Walkey
24Th
PTA
Algaburg
Truman
Eleanor Roosevelt
Dean Acheson
Llevesield
Edward R. Murrow
U.S. Information Agency
Walter Lippmann
Eric Sevareid
Korea
Wallejet
Army Headquarters
Heidelberg
Texas
Four Die As Boat Capsizes At Niagara Falls
Crowds watched in horror as a small motorboat capsized in the rapids near Niagara Falls. Four people, including a Ridgeway Ontario man and his wife, were swept over the brink and dashed among rocks below. The boat’s engine trouble led it to hit the control gate, sending the craft over the falls. one previous survivor is noted from last year.
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Sune Ig
Niagara Falls
Tennessee
Kermit Stubblefield
Danville
Muncie
George Stewart
Albert Willbanks
Sullivania
Ridgeway
Onto County
Tenn
Jean
Stanley
Tessman
Gladys
Buffalo
Niagara River
Bost
Jover
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Yester
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Colorado
W. I. Terill
James D. Latham
Illnois
Jane
Tertill
Edward JT
Guidroz
Baton Rouge
la Mauve
Associated Press
Aiken
S.C
John A. Whitaker
Tullahoma
Tenn Guidrez
Albert E. Reed
Litchfield
Ill
Martin Drenovac
Granite City
Otto Ziegler
Tia
Rachel Marian Mayer
Craig
Calo
Chattanooga
Dist
Atty
J. Reedy
Fort Hood
Sir Perce
Geis Ags
Kaskaskia River
Hans Gen. Walker
Niagara
Niagara Falls, Ont
Nashville
Denville
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