Jet Plane Crash in France Leaves 130 Dead
A jet airliner crashes in France killing 130 people and leaving two survivors. The disaster, reported by Rodney Angove, highlights a catastrophic aviation accident with victims from multiple locations including Atlanta.
Paris Crash Victims Include Atlanta Art Leaders
Atlanta Mayor Ivan Allen arrived in Paris to help identify 130 victims of the Air France Boeing 707 crash at Orly Field. He accompanied by Edwin Stern and met Air France and Paris officials as he arranged transport home. He mourned “the elite of Atlanta” and said he would stay until families are notified.
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French Plane Crash Touches T. H. Families
A Paris airport airliner crash killed 130 on Sunday impacting Terre Haute families. Mrs. Emily Bartholomai and Delbert Paige with his wife were linked to Terre Haute residents. Paige, president of the Atlanta Art Society, and his wife plus Mrs. Bartholomai were in an Atlanta cultural tour group.
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Atlanta
U. S. Army
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Purdue University
University of North Carolina
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Accused Slayer Testifies in Second Murder Trial
Sullivan Indiana June 4 UPD Leslie Irvin testified at his second murder trial that a lie detector test in six gun deaths was called inconclusive by a police detective. He described his arrest on April 8 1955 and a foodless day of questioning during a trip for the test. He said Detective Wendolyn Opal called the test inconclusive. Defense sought to hear Irvin’s taped confession from April 12 1955.
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Evansville
Irvin
Wendolyn Opal
Princeton
Marion
Gate City Mourns as Paris Jet Crash Strikes Atlanta
Atlanta reels after an Air France charter jet crashed on takeoff in Paris, killing 130 aboard and 121 members of the Atlanta Art Association. The tragedy touches elite circles, families, and civic life. Mayor Hartsfield calls it the greatest since the Civil War. President Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy send condolences.
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Air France
Paris
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Betsy
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Mary Bull
Robert Newcomb
William B. Hartsfield
John F. Kennedy
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Capacity Crowd Attends ISC 1962 Baccalaureate
Indiana State College capped graduation week with a packed baccalaureate in the Student Union Building. More than 700 seniors heard Rev. Joseph W. Baus as President Raleigh Holmstedt led services and scripture. Graduation events continue June 9 and 10 with Alumni Senior Day convocation and the Ninety-first Annual Commencement on Sunday evening.
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Ralph N. Tirey
Railroads Accept Commission Wage Increase For 450000 Nonoperatives
Chicago June 4 The nations railroads said they accepted a presidential commission recommendation granting a 10.2 cents per hour wage increase for 450000 non operating employees.
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Chicago
Presidential Commission
Weather summary for Terre Haute and region
The U S Weather Bureau reports a partly cloudy day with scattered thunderstorms possible. Highs reach the low 80s to upper 80s, lows in the 60s, with little temperature change tonight. River stage 4.1 ft and falling. sunrise 5 24, sunset 8 13.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Illinois
Primaries Move Center Stage California and Massachusetts Lead Week
California voters face former Vice President Richard Nixon seeking the Republican nomination less than 19 months after his 1960 loss. Massachusetts hosts the Kennedy McCormack battle at the state convention while other primaries stretch from Iowa to Mississippi and CT conventions. Nixon has a Los Angeles practice after his 1960 bid and had announced a 1964 governor run.
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Massachusetts
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy-McCormack
Iowa
Montana
South Dakota
Idaho
Mississippi
Connecticut
Texas
Secretary of the Navy
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Los Angeles
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Eyewitness account of Paris jet tragedy near Orly Field
Villeneuve le Roi resident Ra fael Garcia remembers the Air France Boeing 707 failing to take off at Orly Field. He heard an engine sound of desperation and watched the crash and ensuing explosion from his nearby home on Runway 26.
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Paris
UPI
Rafael Garcia
Orly Field
Villeneuve le Roi
Air France
200 More Troops Head for Thailand from Hawaii
Approximately 200 U S troops from the 8th Field Artillery of the 25th Division based at Schofield Barracks Oahu were flying to Thailand today according to an Army spokesman and reported in Honolulu dated June 4.
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U. S
Hawaii
Thailand
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Schofield Barracks
Oahu
Indus Valley Civilisation Dates Back 5000 Years
Excavations reveal evidence that civilization in India's Indus Valley dates to at least 5,000 years ago. Researchers say the findings push back the known timeline of urban development in this region.
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United Press International
India
Indus Valley
High-Altitude US Nuclear Test Fails in Mid-Pacific
A Thor missile malfunction halted a U S high altitude nuclear detonation above Johnston Island. The warhead fell into the Pacific and sank. Officials said no danger to Johnston Island personnel or others in the mid Pacific test zone. The countdown began at 4 45 am EST and was halted 100 seconds before detonation.
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Thor
U. S
Johnston Island
Pacific
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Department
mid-Pacific
Joint Task Force 8
Lab Seniors End High School Days at IS College
Fifty-one graduates of Indiana State College Laboratory High School receive diplomas at the fifty-third annual commencement in Sycamore theater at 6 o clock. Four speakers address future citizenship with titles Shall Our Gratitude Sleep Easy to Lead No Man is an Island Two Roads Diverged. Principal Dr Har ley M Lautenschlager presides, introducing Max P Gabbert and Raleigh W Holmstedt.
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Indiana State College
Laboratory High School
Christine Ringer
Steven Voigt
Elaine Creasey
Jean Warner
Harley M. Lautenschlager
Max P. i Gabbert
Raleigh W.holmstedt
Lautenschlager
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