Air safety plan eyed to curb military civilian collisions
A Senate subcommittee heard that 61 lives were lost in a month due to military civilian aircraft crashes. Administrator James T. Pyle outlined a new instrument flight rule system for major U.S. routes with defined flight lanes from 17 000 to 22 000 feet. Senator Mike Monroney urged an end to the dual traffic control system and pushed for a federally coordinated aviation agency with broad authority.
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Oral Agency
James T. Pyle
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Senate Commerce
Congress
Pyle
U.S
A.S
Mike Monroney
Dkla
Monroney
Federal Aviation Agency
Ci Defentee
Civities
Ee Sear
New York
San Francisco
Los Angeles
New Brunswicks Mrs Mistuhn Sentenced In Speeding Case
Barbara Mistuhn of Princeton was found guilty of speeding and sentenced to 30 days or a $30 fine. She returned with six daughters to confront the court clerk and demanded alternatives while saying she could not pay. The clerk pledged to seek other options from the judge.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Barbara Mistuhn
Princeton
Nixon Top Candidate For ’60 Knowland
Senate GOP Leader Knowland called Vice President Nixon the only major Republican presidential candidate. He denied a link between Nixon’s touring Latin America and the abuse he faced there, while praising Nixon and noting the assault should not mar U.S.-Latin American relations.
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Washington
INS
Senate
William F. Knowland
Calif
Richard M. Nixon
Knowland
Nixon
Latin America
California
Goodwin Knight
Knight
San Francisco
George Christopher
County parks in western Michigan vary in size
County parks in western Michigan range from a quarter acre to more than 330 acres. The data highlights the variety of parkland managed across the region.
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Michigan
Hall Walks Line For Governor Run In New York
Leonard Hall tours New York state seeking Republican support for a gubernatorial bid. He credits past governors for quick action and criticizes Governor Harriman’s leadership while stressing voter mobilization and GOP strength. He plans to speak at Rochester convention and meet with party leaders and business groups.
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Lehman
Itme
Thomas E. Dewey
Busines
Hall
California
New York
Harriman
GOP
Rochester
U. S. Senate
Wercome
Onondaga Republican Organization
George L. Traister
Syracuse
Lou Guylay
Republican National Committee
William D. Meisser
Nassau County
J. Russel
Long Island
Leonard W.hall
National Committee
J. J. Wearthner
General Electric Co
Wuerthner
Onondaga
Republican State Committee
Scaroon Manor
Schroon Lake
Escapee Albert Berry Identified by Camp Label
Sacramento police identified 28 year old Albert Berry, an escapee from the county road camp, after officers ordered him to lower his pants and read the stencil on his shorts reading Sacramento County Road Camp.
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Sacramento
Calif
Albert Berry
County Road
Sacramento County Road Camp
Jobless Pay Bill Okayed by Committee Vote
A committee approved a jobless pay bill on Tuesday despite rejecting a substitute proposal by Senator F Paul H Dowglas Democratic from Indiana. The vote was 1 against 4 in favor of the bill.
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Sen
F. Paul H H. Dowglas
D-I
Ineamure
Forger Wanders Off After Trial in North Carolina
Alexander Gills, 23, of Angier, North Carolina, was convicted of forgery and sentenced to two to four years. After the verdict he wandered from the courthouse into the law library in search of his lawyer and has not been seen since. Local authorities are seeking his whereabouts.
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Lillington
N.C
Harnett County
Alexander Gills
Angier
Gills
Courthouse Law Library
Insect Repellent Touts Picnic Comfort
Henry F. Pierce of Wilmington Delaware told the Chemical Specialties Manufacturing Association that a new all purpose insect repellent called meta del phene and sold under various brand names makes picnics free from annoyance. The USDA developed it and calls it the best yet made.
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Cincinnation
Henry F. Pierce
Wilmington
Del
Chemical Specialties Manufacturing Assn
U.S. Department of Agriculture
New Copter Lets Helicopter Land Anywhere
Stratford Connecticut based Aircraft Co unveils the 962 helicopter claiming it can land on varied terrain and execute flexible routes. Officials tout new powered craft and first flight tests indicate potential for versatile operations.
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Stratford
Conn
Sersky Aircraft Co
S. D. Minerals Value Slips in Preliminary Figures
Denver report shows mineral production down from 1958 with silver leading at 8.423 million dollars, while total value last year reached 8.71 million. Figures are preliminary and subject to revision.
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Denver
Cole Crup
Eral Buteas F
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