Explosion Rips Plane High In Air Over Mora
A predawn explosion ripped through a B52 bomber during a routine training flight from Walker Air Force Base New Mexico. Two crewmen were killed, four survived after a 12 hour mountain rescue. The plane flew at about eighty four thousand feet before disintegrating. The dead include gunner Harvey Dean and systems operator Maj George Szabo presumed dead. Surviving crew were Lt Col Donald Hayes Maj Thomas Mechryile Maj Emil Goldhock and Id Col Nichola Vorangic.
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George Szabo
Szabo
Ody
Air Force
Donald Hayes
Alta
Towa
Thomas J. Mechryile
Panama City
Fla
Emil Goldhock
Hoswell
Nichola Horangic
Vorangic
Goldbeck
Yuscuers
Hatangir
Mora
Surprises In President's Farm Message
President Kennedy cites gains in farm income and reduced take home pay for food while urging support for a new wheat plan. The speech outlines proposed measures including broadened rural training, expansion of food stamp use, revived soil bank retirements, housing loan expansions, a revolving rural loan fund, and net feed grain and dairy programs to curb surpluses and stabilize prices.
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Kennedy
Agriculture Department
Eisenhower Jj Administration Soil Bank
Congress
Atomic Plant At Indian River Reaches Full Power
Consolidated Edison announced its atomic powered generating station at Indian River New York has reached full capacity of 275000 kilowatts. The facility, the country’s largest of its kind, began first critical reaction on August 2 and began commercial operation in September.
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New York
Consolidated Edison Co
Indian River
N.Y
Printed Pattern 9202 Children Dress Sales Offer
A vintage advertisement offers Printed Pattern 9202 for a children s sundress with Peter Parcellar blouse, detailing yardage and size. It invites patrons to mail 6 cents plus two stamps with name, address, style number and size to Pattern Bureau in New York, plus a free Spring Pattern Catalog with 200 design ideas.
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Walt Jearnal Aide Pleels
Attow
Peter Parcellar
BND
Adres
Hagerstown Daily Mall
Old Chelsea Station
New York
Clais
Area Deaths Shepherdstown Woman
Funeral services for Margaret Reynolds Clayton aged 2, of Shepherdstown will be held Friday at 10 30 a m at Trinity Episcopal Church Martinsburg. Rev William Blood will officiate with burial at Marling bury cemetery. She died Tuesday afternoon at Kings Daughters Hospital Martinsburg. Survived by one daughter Mrs Fred Brough of Miami Florida five grandchildren four great grandchildren one sister Mrs Irene Poindexter of St Peters burg Florida and several nephews in Shepherdstown. Friends may call at Melvin T Strider Sudrey Funeral Home Thursday 7 to 10 p m.
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Shepherdstown
Trinity Episcopal Church
Martinsburg
Margaret Reynolds Clayton
William Blood
Burin
Reformed
I Marling Bure
Clayton
Kings Daughters Hospital
Fred Brough
Miami
Fla
Irene Poindexter
St. Petersburg
Melvin T. Strider Sudrey
Pope to Send Blessed Candles to Red Nations
Pope John XXX will send blessed candles to Roman Catholics in Communist nations as a symbolic gesture. He announced at a weekly audience, linking the act to Candlemas Day and Vatican outreach to Catholics behind the Iron Curtain.
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Vatican City
John XXX
Vatican
Jesus
God of Us All, Call for Shared Human Kindness
A prayer by Kenneth Pope of Little Rock Arkansas in The Methodist Church asks believers to recognize other people as fellow children of God. He urges empathy, nonjudgment, and brotherhood, hoping today’s hours bring awareness of others’ struggles and needs.
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Kenneth Pope
Little Rock
Arkansas
Methodist Church
Hospital Release List of Names From Maryland and Nearby States
A lengthy hospital release sheet lists numerous individuals from Maryland West Virginia and Pennsylvania and beyond. The names span towns like Waynesboro Chambersburg Hagerstown Boonsboro Clear Spring and Greencastle with many associated streets and cities. The document appears as an OCR fragment with scattered punctuation and partial addresses.
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Wan
Linda Jogge Besler
Gophmd
Mr Bonalé
Wilfred Bell
Mulberry Ave
Robert Buhrman
Lantz
Sadie Emma Buhimans Smithsturg
Frank Grover Carbaugh
Chambersburg
Elizabeth Jane Coutkleske
Daught
Waynesboro
Pat Sabrina
Nae Cooper
Ssmithstorn
Relon Deer Elneiber
Gere iv
Concord
Ruth Wale
Ewark Charies Stir Gale Eugene
Boonsboro
Charlgeret Inre Melee
Berkeley Springs
Oetira Ann Milburd
Sharps
Mildred Mae Anner
Smitareurd
Midi Cealle Kay Moore
Ann Susan Mulligan
Lanvale
Annie Farence Aberhalzer
Clearview
Sanfra Ann Rebans
Royal Rd
Richard Oner Snively
Waynesdara
Ikeda Signals Japan Ban on Nuclear Submarine Visits
Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda told the House that visits by U S nuclear armed submarines would be banned in Japanese ports. He indicated Tokyo would not object to non nuclear powered submarine calls, while discussing U S plans and Japan’s stance on foreign naval visits.
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Ikeda
House of Representatives
Palaus
Maratea
Tokyo
Hayato Ikeda
United States
Japan
Perane Sumeneesy
Iyer
Elizabeth Bare
Wimsdor
Auliam Ambeote Sarnhart
Greencastle Pg
Millen Raecks
Park
Jean Ate Begdanski
Glue Ridge Re
Nel Lestletan
Amunvan de Aalinhter
Canada U S Clash Over Nuclear Arms in Defense Plan
In parliament Diefenbaker voiced doubt after the Nassau declaration, saying Ottawa favors conventional arms and warned that adding nuclear weapons would not materially strengthen defense. Talks with the United States on supplying nuclear weapons to Canadian forces are exploratory and inconclusive, with most opposition parties opposing arming Canada. Pearson urged honoring the commitment then seeking an exit through negotiations. The Ottawa view suggests U S patience has run out.
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Douglas Harkness
Diefenbaker
Toronto
Parliament
Europe
Kennedy
Harald Macmllian
State Department
Nassau
Canada
United States
Pearson
Orlewa
U.S
The New Battle Over Birth Control Explored
February Reader’s Digest examines the bitter conflict over family planning aid denial to the poor. It reports on actions by Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish leaders and what they say must be done to remove this issue from national life.
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Geb
Reader's Digest
No10
Ady
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Jefferson Alvd
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Potomac
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Florida Ave
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Man Av
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Funkatown
Mids
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Blunt
Bloomington
Ind
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Indiana University
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Mauler
Albany, N.Y
Cleveland
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Rt. 40
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