6 Man Panel Probes Grand Canyon Airliner Collision
A six man panel of the Civil Aeronautics Board opens hearings to determine the cause of the Grand Canyon collision that killed 122 people aboard two airliners.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1956
Page
5
A six man panel of the Civil Aeronautics Board opens hearings to determine the cause of the Grand Canyon collision that killed 122 people aboard two airliners.
A 1955 survey shows April to June damp weather reduced arrivals, with Canada’s tourism business slow to rebound. The report notes weather and lingering effects of last year’s decline, while authorities study a fatal midair collision and its causes as millions of tourists spent money abroad.
A stray dog waits beside a road in Scotland Georgia since February for an abandoned master. Benjamin Clegg feeds her. she rests in a metal culvert and only moves to the pond for water. Her sight and vigor have waned after months outdoors.
The Most Rev. John F. Noll, Catholic bishop of Fort Wayne and prominent national figure in Catholic publications and film censorship, died yesterday. He served for decades guiding church and media policy.
Immigration Commissioner Joseph M. Swing said the Immigration and Naturalization Service admitted about 26 500 people per month in the first half of 1956, with roughly 38 000 under the Refugee Relief Act. By June 30 total refugees admitted reached 100 000 of 209 000 authorized, and nonimmigrants rose about 7 percent. The report notes 74 000 naturalizations and a decline in illegal Mexican border crossings, with 28 700 apprehensions January through June 1956.
Claremont Calif copy: Earl J Fuzz Merritt veteran Pomona College football coach celebrated his 60th birthday in July by making his first ski jump at Mt Baidy on plastic snow. Merritt began skiing at the age of 40.
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