Four Missing Four Survive Plane Crash in Connecticut River
Four airmen aboard a C47 crash near Holyoke were missing as of dawn while four survivors, including Capt. Henry C. Nichols 58, Clung to shore or were pulled from the rain swollen river. Police and volunteers scoured river banks seeking the missing crew members after the aircraft en route from Bolling to Westover reportedly developed engine trouble and plunged into the stream.
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Holyore
Mass
Navy
Henry C. Nichols
Connecticut
Air Force
C47
Westover Air Force Base
Chicopee
Bolling Air Force Base
Washington, D.C
Westover
Westtover
Heavy Rain And Snow Hit Northeastern States Hard
Rain and snow battered New York New Jersey and surrounding states causing minor floods. Rivers rose in Vermont Massachusetts and Connecticut while areas near Queens Stamford and New Canaan reported street flooding and rising water levels. Snow followed rain easing tension with colder air and forecast 4 inches more in eastern New York and nearby counties.
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New York State
Massachusetts
Vermont
Weather Bureau
Norfolk
J Conn
Hart Connecticut
Ashord
Stamford
New Hampshire
Queens
New Canaan
Silver-Kellar
Westchester
Mine
New Jersey
Penn
Rensselaer
Columbia Counsylvania
Molotov vs Dulles at Geneva in German unification talks
Western and Soviet ministers continued the Geneva conference battle as Dulles pressed for German elections next September as a step toward unification while Molotov resisted. A three day recess followed, with Molotov flying to Moscow amid speculation he would seek new Moscow instructions.
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Geneva
Dulles
Russia
V. M.molotov
Moscow
NeWe Vrais Usparvusey
Molotov
Harold Macmillan
Antoine ‘Pinay
Hus
Alhough
Fair Warm Sunday Foreseen in Central New York
Meteorologist Andrew Keller from Hancock Field Weather Station reports clear skies and a high near 50 degrees for Central New York. He expects clearing tonight with rain possible late tomorrow or Monday as a warm front passes. Winds will be variable tonight and west to northwest at about 10 mph tomorrow. No snow is reported overnight, though traces were seen in Utica Rochester Buffalo and Binghamton.
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New York
Andrew Keller
Hancock Field
Keller
Weat
Utica
Roches
Buffalo
Binghamton
Editorial: Pate outlines U and Policy clash with Egypt
Sylvia Porter presents today’s Editorial: U and Policy clash with Egypt. The piece analyzes shifts in policy, regional tensions, and potential implications for diplomacy and security.
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U & Policy
Israel
Egypt
Sylvia Porter
Pate
Traffic Court Busiest With Drink Cases
Two men faced arraignment on driving while intoxicated charges after separate incidents in East Sydney. Dorsey Voulsinas Jr pleaded guilty to dangerous driving and not guilty to leaving the scene. Edward Baker and another man had charges dismissed or not guilty findings as police pursued intoxication cases. A taxi driver, Robert J. Coyne, faced related charges after a chase, with a daytime hearing set.
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Oakwood Ave
Edward B. Baker
W. Manlius St
East Sydney
Uilty
Dorsey
Voulsinas Jr
Taylor St
P. Leo i
Allie
van Ou
Thomas Stassi
John Mulligan
Canearly
Hartson
Howard F. Mead Jr
Mion
R. E
Coyne
Bomb slaying of Willie Bioff stirs Phoenix roundup
In Phoenix Arizona the search for Bioff slayer and his accomplices widens as authorities report a powerful blast that killed Bioff 55 and scattered wreckage across several blocks. Investigators say Bioff known as a Hollywood union figure was living under an alias and will be questioned along with his acquaintances.
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Associated Press
Willie Bioff
Phoenex
Ariz
Bioff
Filmland
Ralph Edmundson
Phoenix
Edmundson
William Nelson
Hollywood Film Union
45 Minute Gaza Duel Involves Israeli Egyptian Fire
Israeli armored cars and Egyptian guns exchanged shots on the Gaza Strip front in a 45 minute duel reported by an Egyptian spokesman. No casualties were reported as U N observers investigated the scene near Khan Yunis. The clash followed two prior days of border fighting with both sides claiming gains and a renewed push for peace.
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Jerusalem
Gaza Strip
Gaza
Sabha
Sina
U. N
Gaze i
Khan Yunis
They Sure Is! DC Officials Fault New Report Cards
District of Columbia school officials were embarrassed today by spelling and grammar errors on newly printed report cards. The card defined A as excellent and A as improvements is needed, highlighting obvious proofreading mistakes in the draft document.
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Washington
District of Columbia
U N plan urged as Egypt and Israel blame each other
In Washington the United States urged Egypt and Israel to accept the U N plan for peace in the Holy Land. Egypt’s Ahmed Hussein and Israel’s Abba EBart pressed their claims of aggression while U S Assistant Secretary George W Allen called for full liberty for United Nations observers under Maj E L M Burns and urged restraint from both sides.
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Washington
INS
United States
Israel
Egypt
United Nations
Holy Land
State Department
Maj
E. L. M. Burns
United Nations Truce Supervision Organization
George W. Alien
Ahmed Hussein
Allen
U. S
Hussein
Abba Ebart
Eban
Burns
Aso
Harvest Season Warns on Petty Theft Crime Surge
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover warns that the coming holiday shopping period will fuel thefts by purse snatchers shoplifters and pickpockets predicting a violent rise in such crimes over the next two months. He urges tough enforcement and public cooperation, noting 99000 crimes last year across these categories harmed U S citizens.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Law Enforcement Bulletin
United States
Rochester Man Loses Big In Imagined Patent Swindle
Augustine J. Cunningham of Rochester, a plumbing and electrical firm owner, fell victim to a post mail fraud scheme tied to bogus patent releases and Lennons accomplices. Two suspects, Leo F. Hampton and Pat Rick Lennon, were arrested as authorities uncovered payments and withdrawals tied to the defunct Intercity Radio and Telegraph Co. scheme dating back to 1929.
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New York
Postal
Tors
Cunningham
Rochester
Indus
Telegraph Co
Yes
Pat
Rick H. Lennon
Randolph
Parker
Lennon
Post
Callec
Lince
Vie Industries
Collect
Leo F. Hampton
New Company
York
Lemon
Retary
Augustine J. Cunningham
Cunningbail
Rocham
Balloon Walkers Deliver Giant Display Balloon to Otsu
Two men with sore arms carried and touched the ground every few steps as they walked a huge hydrogen filled balloon 10 miles from Kyoto to Otsu Japan. The Army purchased the Japanese display balloon to advertise a fund air event.
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Otsu
Japan
SS. Army
Kyoto
Bread as staff of Jie and the long loaf lie
On a bulletin board a quotation links bread to Jie as the staff of life and mocks deceit by likening falsehood to a single long loaf, suggesting satire on truth and sustenance.
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Jie
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