Groups Help Move 66 Bodies From Wyoming Crash
A solemn group of men climbed Medicine Bow Peak in 12,005 feet of ice and snow at dawn to recover 66 victims from the United Air Lines DC-4 coach crash. The operation occurred 30 miles apart in Southeastern Wyoming at Medicine Bow Peak.
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Elden C. Schow
Bountifal
Utak
United Air Lines
Wyoming
Salt Lake City
Utah
Europe
Mormon Tabernacle Choir
Air Lines
Medicine Bow
Peak
Wyo
Death
Gany
Medicine Bow Peak
Laramie
Plains
Medicine Bow National Forest Rangers
Warren Air Force Base
Cheyenne
National Guard
Civil Air Patrol
Robert Foster
Rocky Ridge
I. E. Sommermeyer
Wyoming University Science Camp
Centennial
Sommermeyer
Denver
Rocky Mountain
Mirror Lake
Detention Home Plan Delays Stir Lorain County
Lorain County voters approved a 0.35 mill, one year levy in 1954 to fund a juvenile detention home. No site or groundbreaking has occurred after a year, with architects citing cost uncertainties and pending tax collections. Officials estimate totals around $163,100 to $170,100, as plans stretch into late 1956 or early 1957.
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Walter A. Godfrey
Lorain County
Alva C. Smith
Frank Ayres
Ayres
Elyria
Lorain
Bf Gleason
Robert
Fauver
Oberlin
J. J. Smythe
Amherst
Alan Harker
Avonne
Bennett
Wellington
Jack Urban
Norman Frank
Amos
Citizens Committee
U S scientists frame satellite work as science not race
U S scientists defended Earth orbit work as part of a global scientific venture not a rivalry with the USSR. DoD announced start of a ten satellite program using triple stage rockets while Russia claimed a similar effort and targeted within 18 months.
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Washington
U.S
Russia
Defense Department
Department
United States
White House
Evacuation Rush as Tampico Flood Threat Grows
Massive relief operations unfold as 60,000 displaced amid Panuco River flood. US Navy Saipan crew and Mexican vessels rescue residents while a new storm looms over Tampico Gulf coast. At least seven deaths reported. Red Cross and Salvation Army aid survivors. Charles MacTavish embezzlement case cited in background.
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Mexico City
Tampico
U.S
Panuco River
Saipan
Mexican Meteorological Service
Gulf
Panuco
Kory
Brooklyn
Federao
South Amherst
Staten Island
Iowa
U.S. Navy
Coast Guard
M.E. Miles
International Red Cross
Salvation Army
Reds Backed Candidate Likely Next Brazilian President
Reports from Brazil show Kubitschek gaining in early returns, supported by Vargas era factions, with Goulart as running mate. The race hinges on a three party coalition and the political legacy of Getulio Vargas as voters weigh the future leadership of Minas Gerais and national direction.
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Reds
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Kubitschek
Goulart
Juscelino Kubitschek
Vargas
Commiscial Democratic Party
Alnea
Minas ‘Gerais
Joao Cale Jr
Ete i
M .Arroysu
Tavora
Labor Party
Munis
National Democratev Tienelt Teethanette
Nixon Invited to Denver May Signal Political Shift
A United Press dispatch reports Vice President Richard Nixon faced intense scrutiny amid public charges he sought political gain from Eisenhower’s illness. Despite no solid evidence, Nixon’s Denver invitation may alter the political dynamic as he navigates media scrutiny and advisory committee guidance. Five local citizens, led by Glean son Oberlin, were named to advise on juvenile detention home planning.
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Citizens Advisory Committee
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Denver
Nixon
Eisenhower
United States
Gleason
Oberlin
Eight JA Firms Organized and Nine At Work
Preliminary steps completed for eight new Junior Achievement companies as elections and product choices are postponed to next week. JA Bank, a ninth group, operates with two bankers nightly at the JA Center, 712 East Bridge St. Meetings run 7 to 9 pm, with 167 juniors and seniors in high school signed up for JA participation.
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Marvin Frankel
Lanother
JA Bank
JA Center
East Bridge St
New Yorker Fined For Carrying Gun At White House
Joseph J Nebbiai a 30 year old New Yorker told guards and a judge he wandered onto White House grounds thinking it was a museum or library. He said the 25 caliber automatic in his briefcase was for self protection and paid a 25 dollar fine.
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Washington
INS
Joseph J. Nebtiai
White House
New Yorker
Executive Mansion
Nebbiai
Nebbias
Ohio Truck Tax Laws Target of New Attack
Inter state Motor Freight System of Grand Rapids Michigan filed to exempt its tractors from Ohio’s 30 axle mile tax on trucks operating in Ohio. The company argues interstate commerce exempts its vehicles while Ohio maintains intra state use. The Ohio Public Utilities Commission gave 30 days to file legal papers as hearings pause.
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Ohio
Columbus. C
Interstate Motor Freight System
Grand Rapids
Mich
Ohio Supreme Court
Michigan
Ohio Public Utilities Commision
PUC
Vernold L. Stouffer
Stouffer
Accident Victims Transferred After Slippery Crash
An elderly Wakeman woman Mrs Eva Rife and two grandchildren Eva Carol Childres four and Earl Childres fifteen were moved by ambulance yesterday to General Hospital Williamson W V after a crash near Wakeman on wet pavement. Their mother Alta Childres who drove the car and her husband a war veteran were en route to a moving van when the vehicle slid into a ditch and a pole broke off. Earl suffered a badly fractured ankle from a winding machine part, Eva Childres had a broken leg, and Alta had injuries including pelvis fracture.
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Wakeman
Elerly
General Hospital
Williamson
W. Va
Norwalk Memorial Hospital
Eva Rife
Eva Carol Childres
Earl Childres
Alta Childres
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