Jet Failure Believed Cause Of Spy Plane Downfall
Washington dispatch cites experts doubting the Soviet account of Powers capture. It presents that a mechanical failure or engine issue led to the U 2 crash over Russia, suggesting weaknesses in Red air defenses and noting this was the first U 2 downed on a high altitude mission.
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UPD
America
Russia
Nikita S. Karehchev
Frants G. Powers
Powers
Sovviets
Gowd
Pakistan
Ural Mountains
Moscow
Sverdlovsk
Lockheed
M. C. Haddon
Lockheed Proposes 25 Million Electra Modifications
Lockheed shifts 25 million dollars to modify Electra airliners to prevent wing failures after two crashes killing 97. The plan, totaling over 180 million per aircraft to cover all 136 Electras, faces funding questions as officials and airline representatives gather for two days without comment on who pays.
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Burbank
Calif
Lockheed
Tell Gty
Ind
Buffalo
Tex
Drug brand substitutions cited as harmful in Senate hearing
A spokesman for 22 major drug manufacturers testified that substituting different brands for a medicine can harm patients. Dr Newell Stewart of National Pharmaceutical warned that drugs bearing different brands can occur and produce harmful results. The report notes other congressional items including FPC probe actions and looming debates over a federal aid program for unemployment impacted areas.
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UPD
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Newell Stewart
National Pharmaceutical
Senate Anti-Trust and Monopoly
Power House
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Thomas G. Corcoran
New Deal
Neadoff
Usb
Eisenhower
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Pennsylvania
House
White House
Plane Crash in Michigan Kills Two Ohio Men
Two Ohio men, Kori P. Dale of Fairborn and Laurence A. Couch of Dayton, died when their Cessna 2706 struck a 35 foot river bank near the Ken-Mar ranch while en route to resort cabins near Gaylord. Dale, pilot and Wright Patterson AFB civilian employee, and Couch, Sylvania Electric Co. sales rep, were suspected to be headed for a Waters airstrip. investigators from FAA, Michigan Board of Aeronautics, and the Civil Aeronautics Board will probe the crash.
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Mich
OPD
Ohio
Here
Kori P. Dale
Fairborn
Laurence A. Couch
Dayton
Dale
Wright-Patterson Afb
Couch
Sylvania Electric Co
Ken-Mar Ranch
Waters
Caub Creek
Federal Aviation Agency
Miichigen Board of Aeronautics
The
Civil Aeronautics Board
American Council on NATO elects new leadership
Former Under Secretary Robert D. Murry becomes president and chair man of the American Council on NATO, a private group formed in 1953 to promote interest in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Frank Pace Jr. is named board chairman of the Camel group.
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New York
UPN
Robert D. Murrhy
Glass International
American Council On NATO
Sermaces Gecal Tycmics Corp
Frank Pace Jr
Camel
Lorain County Publishing Company License Notice
Public notice from Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co Elyria Ohio listing standards for second class mail privileges and annual subscription rates. Includes pricing and mailing details for Lorain county and surrounding districts with stated yearly prepaid rates for in state and out of state recipients.
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
East Ave
Elyria
Ohio
Cable cuts suspected as Soviet espionage linked
UPI reports U.S. intelligence notes several underwater Atlantic cables cut in recent months with Russian vessels nearby. Officials say Soviet espionage activity in the United States over two years was detected but kept secret, amid no confirmed Soviet flights over the continental U.S. The February 1959 incident near Newfoundland involved the Soviet trawler Novorossisk.
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U.S
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Novorossisk
Newfoundland
Soviet Union
Communion
Alaska
Canada
Kennedy presses appeal to big city party chiefs
In New York Kennedy sought backing from major urban organizations after victories in primaries. He urged a convention nomination only for candidates who participated in primaries, while leaders such as DeSapio and Pendergast remained noncommittal, with delegates to be chosen next month.
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UPD
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Maryland
Massachusetts
Bronx County
Len Stuart Symington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
Pammany Hall
Carmine i G. DeSapio
Mansfield Attacks Sectionalism in Presidential Race
Senate Democrat Mike Mansfield urged, in Washington, that geography and religion should not influence presidential candidate selection. He argued that Kennedy's West Virginia primary victory shows religion is fading as a factor, and that constitutional eligibility does not hinge on faith or region.
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Washington
UPD
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Mansfield
John F. Kennedy
Mass
West Virginia
Montana
Loading Gun Is Key In Killing Case
Pittsburgh detectives questioned if Anne Baugh loaded the 12 gauge shotgun before she was killed by a single blast in the West Mifflin home. Edward Baugh, 41, a trucking company executive, was freed on bond after taking a lie detector test and charged with manslaughter.
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UPD
Allegheny County
Anne Baugh
Edward
Pittsburgh Trucking Company
Cambridge, Ohio
Baugh
West Mifflin
Mills Transfer Co
Speed limits set by safety for Ohio interstates
State highway chief E S Preston says speed limits on Ohio interstates will be set by the relative safety of different road segments. The report lists highway actions across Ohio including rulings on passenger trains in Wheeling and Willard and a St. Stephens freight station closing, with various local incidents and notices noted.
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E. S. Preston
Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio
BUI Broad
Public Utilities Commission
Wheeling
W. Va
Willard
Huron County
Pennsylvania Rairoad Authority
St. Stephens
Seneca County
Richard Berkel
Toledo
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Massillon Pateroyatan
Robert W. Denison
Stark County Commons Pleas Court
Canton
Cleveland
Marck C. Schinnerer
Georgianna Weiss
Stow
Joan L. Weiss
Thomas Elder
Jean Boyce
Tommy Boyce
Mercy
Frederick L Bissinger
The
Industrial Rayon Corp
Stevenson condemns blundering on eve of summit conference
ADLAS STEVENSON, speaking in Chicago, accused the administration of blundering on the eve of the summit. He cited the spy plane discovery and the simultaneous announcement of resuming nuclear tests as harming the U S image as a champion of peace.
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Adlas Stevenson
Chicago
Passengers Injured In Turbulent Delta Flight
A Delta DOS jet from Chicago to Miami with about SO aboard hit unexpected clear air turbulence near Miami. Eleven passengers and two hostesses were injured. only William Lanmui of Miami required hospitalization.
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Miami
Chicago
Ina
Wiliam Lannui
De Gaulle Set as Reluctant but Formidable Summit Figure
General Charles de Gaulle arrives at the upcoming summit with reluctance and mistrust of talks, yet stands as a towering, uncompromising figure. At 69, he is older than Khrushchev and Macmillan, and his stern leadership aims to restore French greatness amid global tension.
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Munich
de Gaulle
Iof
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
Winston Churchill
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