Wreckage Found after Virginia Plane Crash Kills 26
Survivor Phillip Bra described 36 hours trapped in the wreckage of a flight from Washington to Roanoke. Rescuers, aided by 1000 personnel, found the plane in the Blue Ridge wilderness after the crash near Charlottesville. Investigators from Cv Aeronautics and Piedmen begin crash cause inquiries.
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Harlottesville
Virginia
Blue Ridge Mountains
Phillip Bra
Pladmont
Bradley
Ciikon Forge
UD & Rough
Washington
Roanoke
Charlottesville
Cv Aeronautics and Piedmen
Ugsavon
Van Doren Takes Chances Amid Plane Crash Probe
CAB investigator David Thompson says the inquiry into the Rochelle air crash could span about two months. Pilot George Lavrine, 32, of Alexandria Virginia, radioed for landing as the plane neared Rochelle, fifteen miles north of Charlottesville. Van Doren, 33, already known for the Twenty One scandal, faced renewed public attention as the wreckage lay along a Washington Rochelle line. The crash raises questions about his enduring notoriety and literary fame.
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David Thompson
New York
Tis Stran
George Lavrine
Alexandria
Rochellea
Virginia
Charlottesville
Lavrine
Charles Lincoln van Doren
Rochelle
Washington
Metalworking Plants Face Early Shutdown
Four of five metalworking plants will shut or curtail within 30 days due to steel shortages. About 350,000 workers already laid off. weekly losses of 40,000 to 60,000 jobs expected. Service centers deplete inventories. districts report near term supply gaps and rising prices.
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Cleveland
UPS
Steel
Chicago
U. S
Kaiser Steel Corp
Kaiser
Haeser
Detroit Steel Corp
Continental Steel Corp
Granite City Steel Co
Wickwire Bros. Inc
United Steehworker
Steels
Kentucky and New Jersey vote seen as major prizes
Washington officials say the Kentucky governorship and control of the New Jersey Legislature are the key prizes in Tuesday's 1959 election contests, as party spokesmen assess outcomes.
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Washington
UPI
Kentucky
New Jersey
New Injury Benefits and Agencies Take Effect
New laws in Columbus set minimum driving age at 19 for licensing and raise weekly disability benefits to 492 dollars, with higher payments for certain cases. Affected youths under 16 may ride scooters under the new rules. Three state agencies reorganize: Industrial and Economic Development Department replaces Commerce division. a Racing Commission expands. Civil Service Commission gains a three member panel with James Welsh as head of the department.
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Celine
Cre
Ated
Department of Industrrial and Economic Development
Gato
Commerce Department
New
Racing Commission
Amer Collison
Gette IO Ist
Tore
Sit O A Veer
Svemen Pacing Commission
Michigan Crisis Analysis Reflects Tax Patchwork Debates
The piece outlines Michigan tax strains like sales tax shifts and special funds, noting calls for new taxes to cover state bills. It mentions veterans funds, education TV study, aid rules changes, and policy fights ahead of 1990 elections with party maneuvers shaping ballot referendums.
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Veterans’ Trust Fund
Michigan
Van Doren Admits Show Was Rigged
Charles Van Doren testified that the television quiz show was rigged with deception by hosts and producers. He described coercion to give dishonest performances and revealed that Freedman supplied questions and even some answers, culminating in his forced defeat on air.
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Bates
Friton
van Doren
Columbia University
Mark van Doren
Engsh
Columbia
New York
Greenwich Village
Cornwall
Dave Garroway
Geraldine Ann Bernstein
NBC
Stempel
Freedman
Hi Freedman
Seots
Vivienne Nearing
mnet @ micro
Freecetan
Cnian Theorion
Ana Ial Freeaman
Shea TR aAte
van Eg Bist
Freeey
Wea
van Derm Seid
Elyria Voters Set Record Likely Tuesday
Elyria voters may set a record Tuesday with multiple issues on the ballot. The City faces council seats tax levies and a $1,500,000 sanitary sewer bond, plus two school operating levies renewals. Democratic and Republican campaigns offer in-person voting assistance at headquarters. GOP hosts an election party at the Graystone Hotel with Young Republicans co chairs.
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Democratic
Broad St
GOP
Middle Ave
Third St
Graystone
Young Republicans Club
Robert von Achen
Andrew Foreman, Jr
GUP
Chronicle Telegram issues and 1959 rates note
The Chronicle Telegram dated November 2 1959 lists publication details Hodars of The Larein Counts Printing and Publishing Co at 225 East Ave Erie Ohio and notes subscription rates 7 cents per copy or year in advance with Ohio and outside Ohio pricing. The item references circulation regions Goraln and adjoining counties with $13 and elsewhere in Ohio $17 outside Ohio $15.
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Hodars
Larein Counts Printing & Pubishing Co
East Ave
Eiyrik
Ohio
Eivria
Cartier
Lunik Nearest Forth Tuesday Moon Rocket Passes Earthward
Paris astronomers at Meudon Observatory report Lunik TT will be visible from observatories as it travels earthward orbit. The satellite approaches its closest point Tuesday with observers awaiting the pass over Dragon constellation.
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Paris
Upi
Meudon Observatory
Trev
Constellation
Earth
Bride’s Bouquet Lost to Horse At English Wedding
Fragmentary report notes a horse ate the bride’s bouquet at a wedding in England. The incident interrupted the ceremony as a nurse or air hostess mentioned in the overheard scene. No injuries reported.
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Pinner
England
Seltie Stoutal
Bryan
Chico
Railroads Seek Major Overhaul of Work Rules
In Chicago the five big operating brotherhoods received proposals for a broad overhaul of rail work rules aimed at ending featherbedding and boosting efficiency. The plan would cut firefighter jobs on non steam locomotives, adjust pay for longer hauls, erase rigid crew boundaries, and remove idle standby requirements, potentially saving about 230 million dollars annually.
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Chicago
UPD
Ratroads
Big Tree Falls Kills One Injures Two in Ephrata
A giant oak toppled on three girls along the Conestoga Creek during mass baptism preparations. Elise Weaver Nolt, 17, died. Survivors Martha Zimmerman, 20, and Ruth Zimmerman, 15, were treated at Ephrata Community Hospital for neck and leg injuries. The 50 foot tree had rotted roots and fell as a gust struck the area.
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Efhpata. Pa
UPI
Elise Weaver Nolt
Ephrata
Conestoga Creek
Martha Zimmerman
Ruth
Ephrata Community Hospital
Martha
Jes
Paul Mixes
New inexpensive truss offers relief for rupture.
An improvised belt free from straps and pads claims to support ruptured men and women with ease. The ad promises a $3.50 gift for trying the method, claiming many sufferers found comfort and proof within 30 days, inviting readers to send for details and a special trial truss.
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