Two B17Ts Collide Over Atlantic Near Ireland
Two U S Air Force B17Ts collided in flight about 250 miles west of Ireland. One bomber was downed with crew presumed lost while the other limped to Shannon Airport. Captain John Brennan and his two crewmates survived. search and rescue planes pressed on.
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Ireland
UPS
Atlantic Ocean
United States
Tha
Bats
Cary 2
John Brennan
Evansville
Ind
Richard Gowski
Chicago
John Carnechan
Road
Denville
Plattsburgh, Nly
Lumumba blocked at Congo radio station by Leopoldville police
Premier Patrice Lumumba, granted near dictatorial powers by parliament, was turned back by Leopoldville police as he attempted to enter the national radio building to broadcast. The UN had seized the station earlier to prevent civil war and relinquished control.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
UPI
Patrice Lumumba
Lumumba
Joseph Hasavubu
United Nations Command
Electra Crash Near LaGuardia Leaves No Fatalities
United States aviation report details a King Air Electra crash at New York LaGuardia Airport in clear weather. Capt Pangburn and crew aboard Puget 161 aided passengers who escaped as flames engulfed the wreckage. Seventy six aboard survived with minor injuries as emergency crews responded.
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York
UPI
American Airlines
New York
la Guardia
Boston
la Louis
Electra
S. E. Pangburn
Bayside
Jess Fleming
MNS
Where To Turn Dinner Tops UN Program
Elyria hosts a United Nations Day observance featuring an international dinner as the highlight. The event aims to spotlight global culture and diplomacy, drawing community interest across Lorain County and local organizations. Scheduled activities and details appear in the Ist Page II Sect. coverage.
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Elyria
How Green Is Grass Demand in Classified Ads
A brief ad note notes Kentucky blue grass and crab grass options and promotes Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads as the fastest route to results. It lists baby parakeets and cages with a contact number and frames the classifieds as a marketplace for progressive families.
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Chronicle-Telegram
UN to Settle Congo Leadership Question
United Nations Security Council met to decide recognizing Congo premier Patrice Lumumba's delegation led by Joseph Kasayu. Congo parliament granted Lumumba full powers, challenging President Kasavubu's authority and shaping ongoing political crisis.
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Wehe Usity Council
Joseph Kasayu- DU
Patrice Lumumba
Dag Hammarskjold
Congo
Lumumba
Rockefeller to Campaign in Lorain County for Nixon
New York Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller will campaign in Lorain County on September 22 for Republican presidential hopeful Richard M. Nixon. The appearance, a nighttime event, is being organized by the Lorain County Republican Executive Committee amid a broader GOP push in northern Ohio. Kennedy plans a separate stop in Lorain five days later as part of his northern Ohio tour.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Lorain County
Richard M. Nixon
Lorain
Caumabes
Bui
Rockefeliers
Republican Executive Committee
Bruce Alexander
GOP
Gevermmer
Nixon
Sachusetts
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Ohio
Weather Summary Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio
United Press International reports a continued fair and warm spell in northeastern and northwestern Ohio. Highs today around 72 with lows near 56 after a sunny day, and a warmer trend into Thursday. Temperature ranges from 52 to 63 today, and 46 to 75 a year ago Tuesday. Precipitation for the past 24 hours ended 3 p.m. EDT Tuesday was 1.27 inches with humidity at 83 percent at 8 a.m. and 64 percent at 2 p.m. and 96 percent at 8 p.m.
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Ohio
Eisenhower to Address United Nations in New York
President Eisenhower plans a major speech at the United Nations General Assembly in New York with specific proposals on disarmament and East West issues. He will attend the session with Khrushchev leading the Soviet delegation. White House aides say he will not head the American delegation solely by his presence.
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UPI
Presi Letary
Christian Herteri
Eisenhower
U.N
Herier
White House
Khrushchev
Bacuuce Niki
Jantushchen
James C. Hagerty
Hager
Kremlin
New York
Hagerty
Brazil
Assembly
Jonz
Zo Sing
United Nations
General Assembly
Francis ©. Walter
D-Pa
House
Khrushchee
Castro
Kadar
Curizini
United Arab
Gamal Abdel
Nasser
U.S. tightens restrictions on Castro and Khrushchev in New York
The United States imposes travel limits on Cuban Premier Fidel Castro and Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev during their New York stay, ordering Castro to remain near the United Nations and restricting Khrushchev's movements for safety. The State Department rejects a Soviet protest and notes additional leaders face similar limitations.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Fidel Castro
Nikita Khrushchev
United Nations
Christian A. Herter
Castro
Lise Khrushchev
Manhattan
Island
U.N
East River
Herter
U.S
New York
Khrushchev
Janos Kedar
Kadar
Religious Freedom group seeks Catholic endorsement for Kennedy
A Protestant coalition led by Dr. Norman Vincent Peale urged the Roman Catholic Church to endorse Senator John F. Kennedy’s position on the religious issue. The group said Kennedy’s denials were reassuring but questioned whether his stance aligns with his church and noted the need for a Vatican endorsement amid pressure from parochial school debates.
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Washington
GPI
Norman Vincent Peale
John F. Kennedy
Citizens For Religious’ Freedom
Kensiosky
Kennedy
Houston
Lex. Brondas
White House
Peale
Renan Catholic Church
Vatican
Nine State Primaries Nurture Uncertain Campaign Trails
Voters in Arizona Colorado Massachusetts Minnesota New Hampshire Utah Vermont Washington and Wisconsin responded with enthusiasm to primaries for congressional gubernatorial and state offices. Massachusetts produced a major upset with Thomas J. O Connor winning the Democratic U S Senate nomination over Foster Furcolo, while veteran candidates faced easier paths in Minnesota. In Vermont Babcock lost the gubernatorial bid to Keyser Jr amid Nixon sentiment concerns, and Minnesota saw Coya Knutson leading Roy Wiseth in a tight Democratic Farmer-Labor race before domestic controversy.
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Arizona
Colorado
Massachusetts
Minnesota
New Hampshire
Utah
Vermont
Washington State
Wisconsin
Springfield
Thomas J. O’connor
U.S. Senate
Foster Furcolo
Furcolo
O'Connor
Hubert Humphrey
F. Ray Keyser Jr
Babcock
Nixon
Paul ‘Fannin
Stewart Udall
Kennnedy
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Udall
Kennedy
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Coya
Knutson
Roy Wiseth
Odin Langin
Andy
Oklee
Housekeeping
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Joseph Isleo
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Flemins
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Grafton
Larain County
Jack
Huron County
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Columbia
Abby W
Lorainia
Milan
North Ridgeville
Norwalk
Oberlin
Police Department
Red Smith
Rochester
Sheffield Lake
Wellington
Msvkiiats Inpaeiuens, LY
LUPE
Nosane Csamsnsier
Rockefeller
United Press International
Cage’ Castro
Nikita K
Heber
Gamal Abdel ‘Nasser
Tho
State Department
United Washington
USC
IOF
Walter Judd
Robert S. Babcock
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