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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1962

Page

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130 Die In Jetliner Crash As Two Survive Fire

The Orly field crash of an Air France Boeing 707 killed 130 people, with 122 passengers and 7 crew perishing. Two flight attendants survived, while authorities identify victims from Atlanta and other areas as investigators probe cause. A contemporary note tells of a separate Korea defection case involving Pvt. Larry Abshier and his father in Cleveland.

Cleveland UPI Korea George O. Abshier Larry A. Abshier Abshier Paris Atlanta Air France Orly Carnival George W. Haldeman U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board Ivan Allen Jr Jacqueline Gille Francoise Authe Miss Gille Miss Authie Orly Field Roland la Martine Villeneuve le Ro Loiseau New York City Villeneuve le Roi Francoise Authie Jac Atlanta Art Association England Germany Italy Switzerland Holland France Frederick W. Bull Jr Bull Tokyo Westover Dr Ellen Bull Betsy Frederck W Bull Jr Mary Bull Robert Newcomb Wiliam B .Hartsheld John F. Kennedy

Cleveland Red Probe Opens At House Hearing In Cleveland

Washington inquiry leader Francis E Walter demanded Justice Department action after a May Cleveland paper published 16 names three weeks before a hearing. Witness Julia Brown testified she once worked undercover for the FBI and attended local Communist meetings. Cleveland CLU and Northeast Ohio synod criticized the leak as a harmful premature disclosure.

Washington UPI Francis E. Walter D-Pa House Committee On UN- American Activities Justice Department Today Walter Cleveland Ohio Kirs Julia Brown FBI Cleveland Civil Liberties’ Union CLU Northeast Ohio Synod of the United Church of Christ Cleveland Clu

Weather outlook for Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio

Partly cloudy and warmer conditions expected in Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio with scattered afternoon or evening thunderstorms. Highs 78 to 84 degrees, lows 60 to 66, Sunday 50 to 70, humidity around 66 to 69 percent. Northern Ohio temps about 5 to 7 degrees above normals with minor day to day changes. precipitation 0.5 to 0.75 inch through the week in scattered showers.

Ohio

U.S. Space Rocket Test Fails After Malfunction Blast

United States failed in launching a Thor booster at Johnston Island in the Pacific. The missile was destroyed by the Task Force safety officer after a tracking-system malfunction. Debris fell into the open sea with no damage or injuries reported. No clear date for a new attempt was given.

Honolulu UPS United States Johnston Island Pacific Joint Task Force Eight Task Force

Moscow urges US to halt high altitude tests

The Soviet Union urged the United States to cancel its planned high altitude nuclear test hours before it was due to occur, warning it would take appropriate measures to safeguard security. Moscow Radio broadcast the demand, calling the tests dangerous and capable of hindering spacemen, disrupting radio, and altering weather, and warned of worsening international tensions if pursued.

Moscow UPI Soviet Union United States U.S.A U. S Space

Professor's student accused in home break-in over exam paper

In Barcelona Prof. Camilo Doria Marti filed a housebreaking complaint Sunday after a student burst into his home demanding the return of a graded examination paper. The incident centers on academic dispute and a criminal complaint.

Barcelona Spain UPD Camilo Doria Marti

North Shields wedding tourney off by organ request

The Rev. Thomas Douglas refused a bride’s wish to play two tunes by a pop singer at her North Shields wedding saying they could not be performed on the church organ. The request sparked local chatter about musical limits at services.

Thomas Douglas North Shields England Thomas

Lorain Harbor Groundbreaking Ties Blessing to Fleet Ceremony

The Lorain Harbor project breaks ground in a ceremony coupled with the annual Blessing of the Fleet. Elyria Catholic High School diplomas are issued, while a trial for a Lorain Bar owner on narcotics charges continues and co-defendants plead guilty.

Elyria Catholic Lorrain Harbor Lorain

Parisian Crash Witness Details Orly Field Disaster

Rafael Garcia, living near Runway 26 in Villeneuve le Roi, recounted the Orly Field Boeing 707 crash. He described the engine’s desperate sound, the doomed descent, a terrible explosion, scorched passengers, and firefighters later recovering blackened remains two hours after the blaze.

Paris UPI Rafael Garcia Orly Field Villeneuve le Roi Air France

Atlanta Mourns After Paris Air Crisis Hits City

Atlanta in deep mourning after an Air France jet crash in Paris kills 121 members of the Atlanta Art Association and 130 people overall. The disaster shocks a city of elites, with civic leaders among the fallen as mayor and others mobilize aid and tribute.

Atlanta UPI South Peachtree St Atlanta Art Association Air France Paris Association The Art Association Toffees Atlanta Constitution Winecoff Hotel Rieces Allen

Soldier killed in Thai airlift truck crash in Hawaii

An Army spokesman reports that the first American soldier deployed to Thailand for the emergency airlift from Hawaii was killed in a truck accident. Details on the incident have not yet been released.

Honolulu UPI Thailand Hawaii Army

Loch Ness Monster Expedition Seeks Proof Aboard Col Hasier’s Yacht

The London Observer backs a three week search beginning July led by Cambridge graduates Peter Baker and Mark Westwood with gear borrowed from Norway to sweep Loch Ness. Five shore posts will hold cameras as two teams pursue sightings said to date from 1870s onward.

Cambridge Peter Baker Mark Westwood Norway London Observer Nessie

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