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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1962

Page

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FAA control center fatigue risks near midair near-misses

Chronicle Telegram reports from Oberlin on fatigue and stress in FAA air route traffic control. Officials from the FAA and Oklahoma University study link human error to fatigue, with near misses cited over central Kansas and in Kansas City. The Oberlin center lacks staff and funds for 20 additional controllers as 1962 budgets seek upgrades.

Federal Aviation Agency Oberlin Chronicle-Telegram Ted Wood Air Traffic Controllers Association FAA Air Route Traffic Control Center FAA Oklahoma City University Medical Research Center U.S Busiet East Lorain St Oklahomary University Cockerham

Iran Quake Aid Floods In From U S And Others

Iran endures the worst earthquake in 2,500 years as the United States and about a dozen nations rush aid. U.S. military and CARE supplies, plus Red Cross and CARE funds, support relief in the quake struck region south of Tehran.

Tehran Iran UPI United States U.S. Air Force Tran Tehn U.S. State Department Kennedy American Red Cross Red Lion and Sun Society Red Cross New York Cooperative For American Relief Everywhere U.S Canada France Morocco Norway West Germany Ialy Vatican Assadollah Alam Ebrahim Riahi Ghazvin Hejazi

Berlin refugee shot by reds in West Berlin crossfire

A refugee attempting to flee East Berlin over a cemetery wall was shot by Communist police and believed dead. Western Allies tightened controls at Checkpoint Charlie, ordering Soviet convoys to use British sector crossings to reach the war memorial.

Berlin UPI West Berlin East Berlin United States Army Wall Muidment Friedrichstrasse War Memorial Landkrug Bride Brandenburg Gate Brandenburg Landkrug

Three Allgood Children Buried After Fatal Fire

Funeral services were held at Jones Chapel for Freddie Roe Allgood Jr 6 Darrell Charles Allgood 5 and Norbert Wayne Allgood 4 who perished when their home at 1302 Linwood Street burned on August 31. Burial followed at Brookdale Cemetery with Rev. Benton Mansfield officiating. Over 300 attended as Freddie Allgood the father joined Charlene Allgood in hospital. Surviving grandparents are Russell C Beane and wife of 2216 Middle Ave and Walter Allgood and his wife of Winchester Tennessee.

Jones Chapel Allgood Linwood St Freddie Roe Allgood Jr Darrell Charles Allgood Norbert Wayne Allgood Brookdale Cemetery Benton Mansfield Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home Freddie Allgood Charlene Allgood Russell C. Beane Middle Ave Walter Allgood Winchester Tenn

Classified ad promises comforts of home in Montgomery listing

A Montgomery Alabama newspaper advertised a four room apartment with a shower and furnished water and garbage services. The brief item notes the listing was provided by UPI and carries a humorous tone about offering all the conveniences of home.

Montgomery Ala UPI

Day predicts postage hike at carrier convention

Postmaster General J Edward Day told the National Association of Letter Carriers convention in Denver that a postal increase bill should pass before October and the Post Office would operate without a deficit for the first peacetime year since 1916. He said first class rates would rise from four to five cents, air mail from seven to eight cents, and a one cent increase would be added to second and third class mail.

Denver UPI J. Edward Day Day National Association of Letter Carriers

Record traffic fatalities during last summer holiday

United Press International reports a national record for traffic deaths as the final summer holiday period ends. By 9 30 am EDT the toll reached 191, surpassing the 461 mark set in 1951. With an estimated 25 million cars on roads homeward bound, drownings and other mishaps push total fatalities well over 600 and thousands injured. Delaware and Vermont reported no traffic deaths.

United Press International Halhway

Latin market excludes Cuba vote on LAFTA unity

In Mexico City delegates from nine Latin nations vote within a hurried LAFTA session, excluding Cuba amid tensions over communism. The tally shows a 7 to 0 result, with other states and regions listed in a chaotic, fragmentary line of figures and place names.

Mexico City UPI California Cuba New York Texas Ohio Pennsylvania Indiana Nime North Carolina Virginia Wiscon

Scientists seek to detour Mariner 2 Venus mission

Caltech JPL scientists postponed a midcourse maneuver to verify the Mariner 2 antenna Earth lock before a planned 10 000 mile correction. The probe then faced a risky approach to Venus, with 1 324 823 miles distance from Earth and 6.7 miles per hour travel, threatening valuable data if the maneuver failed.

Pasadena Venus Earth

Weather outlook for Northeastern and Northwest Ohio

Showers with scattered thunder today then diminishing tonight through Wednesday. Mostly cloudy skies with a slight temperature rise to 76 to 81 today and 57 to 64 tonight and Wednesday. Monday high 68 to 89, with 24 hour precipitation ending 8 pm EDT Monday at 1 inch. Humidity around 36 percent at 2 pm. Sunrise 6:56 am, sunset 4:?? pm. Moonrise 12:02 pm, moonset 11:02 pm.

Protests Over U2 Spy Flights Rise in Moscow

The Soviet Union charged another U2 spy plane violated its borders and protested to the United States. Moscow handed a note to U.S. Charge dAffaires John McSweeney calling the flights provocations and recalled the Powers May 1960 mission and its consequences.

Moscow UPI Soviet Union United States U.S John McSweeney Russia Francis Gary Powers

Air Force denies U2 flight into Soviet air space

London based briefing says no knowledge of any U2 intrusion. Tass reports accuse U2 planes of crossing into the Soviet air space near Sakhalin for nine minutes overflights. Soviet note warns of retaliation, requests UN involvement, and cites past Cold War tensions linked to Powers.

London API U.S. Air Force Oxford England Tass Far East Yuzhno - Sakhalinsk U.S.S.R Yuzhno Sakhalinsk Sakhalin Island Japan U.S Washington General Assembly

Ford lists increase In production

Ford Motor Co Lorain Assembly Plant will boost passenger car output to a 38 hour week starting Thursday with 10 hour weekdays and 8 hour Saturday Mehrer announced כך. Trucks retain 40 hour week. The plant builds Falcon and Comet cars and ferries light and medium trucks and Econoline commercial vehicles.

Foard Motor Co Lorain Edward Mekrer Mehrer Ford

Keating: 19 More Russian Shiploads Bound for Cuba

Sen. Kenneth B. Keating of New York said in a Senate speech that 19 more shiploads of Russian military equipment head to Cuba. He noted British ships may seek extra cargos for Cuba and cited a White House denial of his account.

Washington UPI Kenneth B. Keating R-N.y Cuba Keating Russia Senate White House Kennedy

John Brandt Wins Bobkin County TAN Golf Title

John Brandt defeats Bob Bourne to win the Bobkin County TAN golf championship. Lorain man, son reunite after a TX year separated by Communists. 2000 attend Labor Day Mass at St. Vincent de Paul Church in Lorain Deanery.

John Brandt Bob Bourne Bobkin County Tan Eee Lorain Man Loran Deanery St. Vincent de Paul Church

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