Plane found in Yukon sighting breaks missing flight case
Canadian pilot reports spotting a downed Howard single engine plane near a 4000 foot mountain about 75 miles southeast of Watson Lake. The aircraft carried Ralph Flores and Helen Kleban on a Whitehorse to Fort St John run missing since Feb 4 with two Americans aboard.
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Watson Lake
Yukon Territory
Yukon
Chuck Hamilton
B.c.yukon
Howard
Ralph Flores
San Bruno
Calif
Helen Kleban
Brooklyn
N. Y
Whitehorse
Fort St. John
B.C
Hamilton
Flores
Canadian Air Force
Aircraft Lake
U.S
Bureau of Land Management
Fairbanks
Alaska
Seattle
Ida Klaben
United States approves $398.5 million loan to Brazil
The United States signs a $398.5 million aid package to bolster Brazil's economy. Immediate disbursement of $84 million accompanies a three year recovery plan led by Brazil's Finance Minister Francisco San Tiago Dantas. The package includes funds from Export-Import Bank, Treasury, and AID plus merchandise valued at $70 million and debt repayment deferral.
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Washington
United States
Brazil
White House
Kennedy
Francisco San Tiago Dantas
San Tiago Dantas
David Bell
Agency For International Development
Bell
U. S
Chicago Area Residents Die in Mexico Plane Crash
Wreckage of a light aircraft and the bodies of three Chicago area residents were found in mountains near Monterrey Mexico. The March 25 AP report identifies the victims and notes the crash occurred in northern Mexico during travel.
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Mexico
Monterrey
Chicago Area
Eisenhower Son Resigns Army to Join NY Publisher
Lt Col John S Eisenhower son of former President Eisenhower resigns from the Army to take a position with a New York publishing firm He carried World War II and Korea service and had been on White House staff since 1958 He plans to move to New York after finishing duties in Gettysburg and may attend Army War College later.
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Gettysburg
John S. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
New York
U.S. Military Academy
Europe
Korea
White House
Army War College
Carlisle
Court Allows Suit On Aid To Strikers
The Illinois Supreme Court cleared the way for Strat-O-Seal Manufacturing Co. of Chicago and Paul H. Phillips of Sterling to sue in Sangamon County Circuit Court. The suit challenges state relief payments to strikers, after a lower court blocked filing. A bill to ban aid checks to strikers passed the Senate and awaits action in the House.
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Springfield
Illinois Supreme Court
Chicago
Strat-O-Seal Manufacturing Co
Paul H. Phillips
Sterling
Sangamon County
Illinois Senate
House
French Union Rejects Offer in Coal Strike
Paris March 25 AP Striking French coal miners rejected a government compromise settlement and held to demands for an 11 percent pay raise and a shorter work week. The government offered staged increases reaching 8 percent by January 1. The strike entered its 25th day with no end in sight as Premier Pompidou consulted with Interior Minister Frey and then met with President de Gaulle.
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Castro
Urrutia
Pedro Luis Diaz Sanz
Springfield
Cuba
Illinois Supreme Court
State Revenue Department
Willard Ice
Ice
Supreme Court
Paris
Georges Pompidou
Roger Frey
Charles de Gaulle
First Three Days Rough Dieter Secluded In Hotel Room
Mary Ferguson details a seven day hotel room fast to lose weight. She reports losing 12 pounds to 232, with measurements 55 inches hips 44 waist and 49 bust, aiming for 128 pounds. She notes hunger for first 72 hours, relies on coffee tea bouillon and crackers avoided, and receives supportive letters from readers.
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Dieter
Mary Ferguson
Associated Press
Long Beach
Calif
Arthur
Gray proposes new alternate for Interstate 24 route
Rep. Kenneth J. Gray advances another I-24 alternative from Nashville into Southern Illinois near Metropolis. The plan routes drivers via Pulley’s Mill to Route 57 then Route 64 to St. Louis, or a new I-24W crossing Tennessee into Missouri at Caruthersville and connecting with I-55. The four states and the Southern Illinois tourist sector weigh the best path ahead with potential Mississippi River bridge implications.
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Kenneth J. Gray
Dwest
St. Louis
Gray
Nashville
Jackson
Missouri
Paducah
Cairo
Cape Girardeau
Metropolis
Mt. Vernon
West
Frankfort
Illinois
Tennessee
Kentucky
U. S
Joseph Barnett
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Washington
Southern Illinois
Pulley’s Mill
Caruthersville
Paul Jones
Mississippi
Memphis
Alexander County
Missouri Rt. 55
Connecticut
U.S Bureau of Public Roads
Wash
Tornado Warning Issued for Southern Illinois Area
The Weather Bureau warned of severe thunderstorms and tornadoes possible this afternoon and evening from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. in a zone 60 miles either side of a line from 30 miles NW of Cape Girardeau Missouri to 25 miles east of Columbus Mississippi, including Jackson Williamson Union Johnson Alexander and Pulaski counties.
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Weather Bureau
Illinois
Cape Girardeau
Columbus
Miss
Jackson
Williamson
Union
Johnson Alexander
Pulaski Counties
Weather outlook for Southern Illinois cools tonight
Decreasing cloudiness brings a cooler night in Southern Illinois with lows 45 to 53. Tuesday turns sunny and cooler with daytime highs 60 to 65.
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Southern
Illinois
Pact ratified but New York paper resumption delayed
Striking printers have ratified a new contract with New York eight closed daily newspapers. The final holdout, the photoengravers, will meet publishers again to seek a better work pact, delaying an immediate resumption of publication on the 108th day of the shutdown.
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New York
Foreign Aid Main Target of Congress
Congress appears set to trim Kennedy’s budget by about 1 billion dollars by targeting foreign aid. The Clay committee, led by Gen. Lucius Clay, says the 3.9 billion program is overweight and urges gradual future cuts, tighter criteria, and reassessment of procedures to strengthen aid for U.S. security. AFL-CIO President George Meany dissenters warn against cuts. Kennedy welcomes the report as supportive of defense and development programs.
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Jack Bell
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Capitol Hill
Kennedy
Lucius Clay
Clay Committee
William T. Dentzler
United States
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Court frees NAACP officer in contempt conviction
The Supreme Court overturned the contempt conviction of Theodore R. Gibson former head of the Miami NAACP branch. Gibson was convicted for refus ing to produce a list of association members for a Florida Legislature committee hearing. He faced six months in prison and a $1,200 fine. The court's 5 4 ruling was written by Justice Goldberg with a dissent by Justice Harlan joined by Justices Stewart Clark and White.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Theodore R. Gibson
Miami, Fla
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Gibson
Florida
Goldberg
High Court
Harlan
Stewart
Clark
White
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