Seven Killed in Navy Jet Crash at Willow Grove Picnic
A pilotless Navy FJ Fury crashed during a rainstorm at a Willow Grove day camp near Philadelphia, killing seven and injuring at least 17 of about 125 attendees. The jet struck a bathhouse, flames and wreckage spread, as a naval safety team began investigation and Capt. Waldman noted an ongoing inquiry.
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Lee Linder
Willow Grove
Navy
Bath
Ablington Memorial Hospital
Jennie Klein
Sandra
Harvey Klein
Jeanie Arnold
Judy Arnold
Emanuel Millon Fine
Caroline Hershfield
Philadelphia
John W. Butler
Boiling Springs
Willow Grove Naval
Fem
Albert Waldman
Mander
Wes
Green Hill
Evergoné
Fineman
Samuel Weiner
Jack
Weiler
Weiner
Naval Air Safety
Norfolk
Waldman
Buller
Marne
Butler
David
Dancer
Pasadena
Calif
Tors
Howard Leévon
Howard
Coleman
Ruby Coleman
Troops Withdraw From Cambridge Amid protests
National Guard began breaking camp at Cambridge to withdraw by noon as Negro leaders planned more demonstrations over continued segregation. The Cambridge Nonviolent Action Committee urged sit-ins at public facilities and a 7 pm mass meeting leading to a march for progress toward integration. Gov. Tawes had ordered guards in after violence across four nights. Stores burned, people injured, and shootings reported. withdrawal extended to today at city officials’ request.
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Cambridge
National Guard
Cambridge Nonviolent Action Committee
National Hammek
Chesapeake Bay
Coleman
Sander
Indiana
Den
Mary Kaminski
Joseph C. Monica
Millie
Monica
Coleroan
Free Talking Hearing Aid Offered in Washington Ad
A Washington ad offers a free, life sized replica hearing aid model claimed to be tiny and wireless. It promises no cost or obligation and invites readers to respond to Buchanan Company, Room 417, Wyatt Building, 18th Street Southwest, Washington.
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Washington, D. E
Buchanan Company
Dept
Wyatt
WLW
Washington
White Pastor Chosen for Negro Presbyterian Church
Rev. Robert W. Hare of Raleigh, a white pastor, was named pastor of the First Presbyterian Negro congregation in Richmond. He has served as assistant coordinator of religious affairs at NC State College and was ordained in 1962. Hare is the first white member of the Cape Fear Presbytery in the Catawba Synod and studied at Penn State and McCormick Theological Seminary. No accidents reported in Martinsburg area weekend.
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Richmond
Chicago
Cape Fear
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