Plane debris found by U S cutter near British Columbia coast
JUNEAU Alaska June 4 A Coast Guard cutter reports debris from a Northwest Airlines DC7 chartersed airliner found about 60 miles off the British Columbia coast. No survivors among 101 aboard. Life jackets luggage clothing and a 5 by 16 foot metal section recovered, ending hope of afloat survival. A Canadian pilot had sighted uninflated life rafts Monday night.
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Hoosier on plane listed among MATS missing in Gulf
Larry E. Hawkins of Shoals Indiana is named by the Pentagon among crew aboard a Military Air Transport Service plane missing in the Gulf of Alaska. The airman is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles E Hawkins RR 2 Shoals Indiana.
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Charles E. Hawkins
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Plane missing after flight from McChord to Elmendorf
Debris identified as from a four engine DC7 that disappeared after leaving McChord Air Force Base near Tacoma at 8 30 am Monday bound for Elmendorf. The last contact was Capt Albert Olson of Sumner Washington requesting climb from 14000 to 18000 feet. An inbound airliner reported 18000 feet one minute behind but Olson did not respond after ground and other plane could not reach him. The DC7 carried six inflatable life rafts for 120 passengers and 100 life jackets. Coast Guard warned a person cannot survive in 40 degree water more than 10 to 15 minutes.
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McChord Air Force Base
Tacoma
Wash
Elmendorf
Albert Olson
Sumner
Sandspit
Olson
Coast Guard
Weather Map Briefs and River Forecast
Weather map notes indicate sunrise at 5 24 and sunset at 8 13. River stage 2 3 ft and falling. Data point at 9 a m shows 70 degrees and spa reading context.
Local Conditions Report
Yesterday reached 89 degrees with a low of 55 and no precipitation.
Weather Outlook For ERRE HAUTE And Vicinity
Partly cloudy tonight with a low in the low 60s. Mostly sunny and warmer Wednesday with highs in the upper 80s. Indiana sees considerable cloudiness east and scattered thundershowers this evening and tonight, then partly cloudy with little temperature change on Wednesday. Illinois reports a few scattered thundershowers and otherwise fair conditions through Wednesday. Low tonight around 60s, with Wednesday highs near 78 to 86 in parts.
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Wirtz enters talks to avert nationwide railroad strike
Labor Secretary W. Willard Wirtz joined negotiations between railroads and five brotherhoods to seek progress under the Railway Labor Act to prevent a strike set for midnight June 11. The talks, aimed at work rule changes affecting about 200000 workers, follow the presidential emergency board report to Kennedy on May 13.
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Pools Open Saturday in 3 City Parks
Terre Haute Park Board members approved opening three municipal swimming pools on Saturday at 12 30 p.m. The board criticized the Wabash River boating ramp and directed the city attorney to seek cancelation of the lease if the state fails to make it usable. They also authorized two powerful arc lights in Collett Park to deter vandalism.
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Sid Levin
Robert Bennett
Ted Moore
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Donald Foltz
Wabash River
Collett Park
Mourning in Vatican as John XXIII dies and succession begins
The world mourns Pope John XXIII as Vatican rites begin for his successor. President Kennedy notes the pontiff's spirit transcended borders. An Alaska chartered airliner with 101 aboard vanishes off the coast, carrying U. S. servicemen and dependents. Hoosier church officials join in tribute.
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Hoffa Indicted With 7 Aides Over Fraudulent Loans
James R. Hoffa head of the Teamsters and seven associates were indicted on 28 counts for allegedly diverting more than 1 million from Central States Pension Fund loans. The probe spanned two years by FBI and grand jury. Hoffa faced charges of false statements and misuse of his trustee role.
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Sun Valley, Inc
Florida
Broward County
Teamsters
Benjamin Dranow
Minneapolis
Dranow
Sandstone
Minn
Abe I. Weinblatt
Miami Beach
Fla
Nightengale Dies in Vincennes Crash Near Knox County
Charles M Nightengale age 18 of Vincennes died Monday night when a car failed to negotiate a curve on a Knox County road and crashed into a tree. The driver Jerry M Abel 18 of Vincennes was injured.
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Charles M. Nightengale
Knox County
Jerry M. Abel
Chiefs Propose Open End Mercury Flight
NASA officials in Houston will propose an unlimited Mercury orbital mission as a potential open end flight if approved. A rejection would end Mercury with Cooper’s 34 hour May flight and delay Gemini for about 18 months. Webb will hear the proposals as Gilruth and Williams present arguments amid internal NASA debate.
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Manned Space Flight Chiefs
United States
Washington
L. Gordon Cooper
America
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Manned Spacecraft Center
James E. Webb
New Residence Destroyed by Fire in Southwood
Fire destroyed a new home in Southwood subdivision on Tuesday. Five units rushed to 1212 Elizabeth Lane around 10 o’clock with two units remaining at 12:30. Owner John P. Meyer allegedly sparked a cedar closet with a cigarette. Smoke reported at Seventh and Wabash in a store building. inspectors remained on scene at press time.
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Southwood
Elizabeth Lane
John P. Meyer
Seventh
Wabash
Unions Call Membership For Meeting Vigo County Teachers
The Vigo County Teachers Association and the Vigo County Federation of Teachers Local 734 called members to meet Wednesday after a school board vote 5-2 against a $500 base pay raise for teachers. The board also rejected a pay raise for non teaching staff. A joint 4 PM meeting is planned at Woodrow Wilson Junior High.
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Vigo County Federation of Teachers Local
Arch Dunbar
Dunbar
Robert Fiess
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Woodrow Wilson Junior High
Vigo County
Auer
Max Gabbert
WCTA
James Rentschler
Garfield High School
Paul K. Thomas
McLean Junior High
Rentschler
Grace DeVaney
Thomas
Honey Creek High
Homer Powell
Mary Ann Carroll
Wiley High
Thelma Jobe
Sarah Scott Junior High
Jobe
DeVaney
Motorists logged 1962 U S travel and fuel use
United Press International reports 767 billion miles driven by motorists in 1962 with fuel consumption at 61 billion gallons. The figures come from the Automotive Manufacturers Association.
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United Press International
United States
Automobile Manufacturers Association
Gerstmeyer High plans 38th commencement tonight
The thirty eighth annual commencement exercises of Gerstmeyer High School occur at 8 p.m. in the Student Union Auditorium at Indiana State College. Two hundred fifty four seniors participate in the program featuring a processional, invocation, pledge, chorus, three senior speakers, a student trio, class presentation to superintendent Max P Gabbert, and diploma presentation by Paul D Haas with school officials assisting.
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Malcolm Scott
Carmen ‘Heald
Linda Kay Knott
Richard Eugene Clehouse
Mary Ellen Clark
James Louis Mitchell
Dorothy English
Thomas Dale Jackson
Annie Doris Benford
Paul R. Dickerson
Wanda Lee Crowder
Beverly Jeanne Harris
Rebecca Sue Jones
Max P. Gabbert
Noel B. Douglas
Paul D. Haas
The Final Words of Pope John XXIII Ut Unum Sint
Pope John XXIII spoke for Christian unity with Ut unum sint and, amid his final coma, urged comfort and faith. He told his doctor that death is not an ending and that with death a new life begins in Christ.
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Cardinals to Pick New Church Ruler
Vatican dispatch reports cardinals begin preparations to select a new pope after the death of Pope John XXIII. The 81 year old pontiff died after four days of illness and his body lay in state at St Peter's Basilica drawing homage from clergy diplomats and citizens.
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Pope John’s Official Titles Listed by Church
Vatican City June 4 The Church officially lists Pope John’s titles as Bishop of Rome vicar of Jesus Christ successor of the Prince of the Apostles supreme pontiff of the universal Church patriarch of the West primate of Italy archbishop and metropolitan of the Province of Rome and sovereign of the state of Vatican City. He was popularly known in Rome as the good Pope the Pope of unity the Pope of peace and by the Communist press as the Pope of co existence.
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Palatine Guard of Honor at Papal Functions
The Palatine Guard of Honor in Vatican City wearing rich blue uniforms and plumed hats stood at stations throughout the Apostolic Palace for Pope John's funeral. About 100 guards from Rome's aristocratic Catholic families serve without pay, balancing papal duties with regular jobs.
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Vatican to Begin Nine Day Mourning for Pope
Vatican officials announced a formal nine day mourning period starting Wednesday to honor the pope. Cardinals will ratify the date at their opening meeting as general congregations handle conclave arrangements. The body lies in state in red pontifical robes with a golden miter.
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World honors Pope John XXIII in global outpouring
A worldwide sorrow marks the death of Pope John XXIII as leaders from presidents to monarchs send condolences. Churches ring across the globe and Catholic nations mourn his unifying message. Khrushchev and Kennedy issue tributes amid the Vatican.
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