FAA control center under strain linked to near mid air crashes
Exclusive Chronicle Telegram series probes fatigue and stress as risk factors in air traffic control at Oberlin FAA center. Cockerham cites missing staff, aging systems, and a Oklahoma University study to back calls for more controllers, funds, and updated equipment to reduce human error in busy airspace.
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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
Oklahomary University
Cockerham
Iran Earthquake Aid Grows as U S Leads Rescue Effort
Iran reels from the massive quake that killed or injured about 20,000 and left up to 100,000 homeless. The United States and 12 nations mobilize aid with blankets tents and hospital units. CARE, Red Cross, and other groups shift supplies to survivors while Iran coordinates a large relief operation with Gen. Hejazi directing troops. The U S embassy and officials face a hoax broadcast that sparked panic and anger toward American aid efforts.
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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
Holmes
Alam
Afrs-Tv
Berlin refugee shot by reds near cemetery wall
A Berlin refugee was shot and likely killed by Communist police while attempting to flee into West Berlin over a cemetery wall. Western allies reported the victim showed no signs of life, as U.S. Army units blocked Soviet movements at key crossings and debated the use of Checkpoint Charlie.
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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 House Fire
Funeral services were held at Jones Chapel for Freddie Roe Allgood Jr six Darrell Charles Allgood five and Norbert Wayne Allgood four killed in a fire that destroyed their home at 1302 Linwood Street on August 31. The service began at 11 a.m. with burial at Brook Dale Cemetery, Rev Benton Mansfield officiating. An estimated audience of over 300 attended. Freddie Allgood senior attended while Charlene Allgood remained in hospital. They are survived by grandparents Russell C Beane and wife of 2216 Middle Avenue and Walter Allgood and wife of Winchester Tennessee.
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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
Laugh a little classified ad in Montgomery paper
A Montgomery Alabama classified ad advertised a 4 room apartment with a shower and water and garbage furnished. The playful line claimed it offered really all the conveniences of home.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPI
Day predicts postage hike at carriers convention
Postmaster General J Edward Day told the National Association of Letter Carriers convention that a postal rate increase would pass before October. He forecast first class mail rising from four to five cents and air mail from seven to eight cents, with one cent bumps for second and third class mail, and a deficit free operation in peacetime for the first time since 1916.
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Denver
UPI
J. Edward Day
Day
National Association of Letter Carriers
Motorists set death record in Labor Day holiday toll
United Press International reports the holiday traffic death toll broke the 461 record set in 1951 as 191 fatalities were counted by 9:30 am EDT. About 25 million cars packed roads homeward, with drownings and other mishaps lifting the total to well over 600 and thousands injured. Delaware and Vermont reported no traffic deaths.
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United Press International
Halhway
Latin market excludes Cuba in LAFTA vote
The LAFTA convention in Mexico City saw a 7-0 vote excluding Cuba from the nine nation Latin market. The informal tally listed states and numbers, with references to New York and other regions amid a hasty session, while noting fatalities and economic system mentions.
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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 delayed a midcourse maneuver on Mariner 2 to confirm the earth sensor lock while aiming to redirect the craft within 10,000 miles of Venus. If the antenna earth lock is not achieved, the planned correction may be futile and the craft will miss close Venus data. At 7 p.m. EDT the probe was about 1.3 million miles from Earth traveling 6.7 miles per hour.
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Pasadena
Venus
Caltech
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
JIPL
Earth
Moon
JPL
Weather Summary for Northeastern Ohio and Northwest Ohio
Showers and occasional thunder showers today with a scattered late day tonight and Wednesday. Mostly cloudy skies with a little temperature fluctuation today, high 76 to 81. Cooler tonight and Wednesday, low 57 to 64. Temperature ranges noted for Monday and today, with high 70s to 89. Precipitation data ends 8 pm EDT Monday with humidity around 36 percent at 2 pm. Sunrise 6:56 a.m., sunset 4:?? p.m. Moonrise 12:02 p.m., moonset 11:02 p.m.
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Northeasteron
Northwestern
Ohio
Protests over U2 spy flights reach Moscow
The Soviet Union charged that another U2 spy plane violated its borders and handed a protest note to U.S. Charge dAffaires John McSweeney. Moscow called the flights provocations and recalled the Powers May 1960 spying mission and its consequences.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
United States
U.S
John McSweeney
Russia
Francis Gary Powers
Air Force denies U2 flight into Soviet air space
London AP report says a U S Air Force spokesman denies knowledge of any violation while Tass in Moscow cites a Soviet note accusing the United States of intruding U2 aircraft into Soviet air space near Yuzhno Sakhalinsk for nine minutes and threatens retaliatory measures. The note requests punishment of those responsible and a UN debate.
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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 at Lorain plant
Edward Mehrer announced a 38 hour week for the Lorain Ford Assembly Plant starting Thursday with 10 hour weekdays and 8 hour Saturdays. Passenger car production will be boosted through the month while truck schedules stay at 40 hours. The plant builds Falcon and Comet models along with Ferries light and medium trucks and Econoline vehicles.
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Foard Motor Co
Lorain
Edward Mekrer
Mehrer
Ford
Keating cites 19 more shiploads to Cuba
Senator Kenneth B. Keating states 19 additional shiploads of Russian military equipment are en route to Cuba. He notes British ships heading to Russia to pick up more cargoes for Cuba. Keating prepares a fuller Senate statement after earlier TV remarks and a White House denial.
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Washington
UPI
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
Cuba
Keating
Russia
Senate
White House
Kennedy
John Brandt Wins Bobkin County TAN Golf Title
Lorain man John Brandt defeats Bob Bourne to capture the Bobkin County TAN golf title. A note mentions a Lorain man and his son reuniting after a TX year separated by Communists. Also referenced is attendance at the Loran Deanery Labor Day Mass at St. Vincent de Paul Church.
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John Brandt
Bob Bourne
Bobkin County
Tan
Eee
Lorain Man
Loran Deanery
St. Vincent de Paul Church
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Kenesis
Cockerhan
Montinusd
Hejazi
Julius C. Holmes
Pamela Jean Gamble
Atlantic City
Efmednchstrasse
Bevin
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Wellington
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