Identification Task Begins At Crash Site In Nevada
Grim recovery and identification efforts began in Minden Nevada after a Paradise Airlines Constellation crashed into a snow covered peak near Lake Tahoe. The 5, passengers and crew were Californians headed for gambling casinos. Investigators from the FAA and Aeronautics Board examined the wreckage to determine causes while families gathered in town. The incident followed a blizzard that hampered search efforts and obscured the crash site on a ridge east of the lake.
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Nevada
Bill Stall
Minden
Nev
Lake Tahoe
Paradise Airlines
San Jose
Calif
Winters Sports Center
Lake, Tahoe
City County Fight Revived Over State Redistricting Plan
In Annapolis a renewed clash over Maryland redistricting arose as lawmakers debated a plan to redraw state congressional districts. Senators Pine and Alton objected to shifting boundaries to mix Anne Arundel and Baltimore counties with Baltimore City, fearing loss of city representation while court pressure loomed to redraw districts for population balance. The proposal aimed to align three city districts but risked altering longtime county interests and potential shifts in district control.
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Annapolis
Maryland
James A. Pine
Limore
Joseph W. Alton Jr
Anne Arundel
Hallimore
James
Anne
Balti Arundel
Baltimore
St. Marys
Calvert Catntias
Tee
Chesas
Senate
Wil
Harliant &. James
Speord
Wrong Turn Be Smart Invest With Canny Guidance
A readable ad style piece discusses prudent investing choices and avoiding risky traps. It contrasts wrong turns like trusting luck with right turns toward financial planning. It promotes evaluating earnings, dividends, and stock records, and suggests consulting a broker and using a booklet on dividend-paying stocks and a monthly investment plan.
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Mary
New York Stock Exchange
Finny
Local Deaths Continued From Page 16
Obituary notices list Frances Mubeckt Stroupe and Roy Edgar Mud among those mourned, with surviving family including children, siblings, and stepchildren. Services set at A K Coffman Funeral Home and Minnich Funeral Home, with dates, officiants, and burial details. Funeral arrangements include visitations and cemetery plans in Frederick, Hancock, and Berkeleysprings areas.
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Frances Mubeckt Stroupe
Diwk Leroy Stroupe
Hageerstown
Yvonne Masie
Vickie Jean
Audrey Jane
Minnie Viola
Vanessa Jue
Leroy Franklin Files
Mus
Retha Stroupe
Halfway
Genevieve Reynolds
A. K. Coffman Funeral Home
G 'Bartow Harris
Lee Sterling
Roy Edgar Mud
North Prospect
Sellorsburg
Taithor
Elizabeth Smith
James
Robert L
Magerstown
Mary Reimsburg
Stella Carson
Hagerstown
Violet Beaver
Glen Burnie
Minnich
Lemme
Marcll Edward Divel
Edna Louise Mills Divel
Hancock
War Memorial Hospital
Berker Springs
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Company
Washington
Scurity Sonaf
Joseph Ane Carvie (Diehl) Divel
Divel
Pennsylvania Glass Land Company
Valley
Berkeley Springs
Hancock Methodist Church
Methodist Mons
Harald Foix
Eena Hull
Wantock
Med
Thurman ‘Divel
Ethel Dively
Murry Smith
Decford
Merhert Divel
Crystal Springs
Dewitt Dickey
Robert Bartlett
Wattersburg Presbyterian Cemetery
Eli
Edgar Magaha
Fredrick
Monty
Frederick Mensorial
George W.anthams
Magaha
John Russler
Boonshoro
Carillon F
Clad Bill
Middletown
Jebi Barnes
Union Cemetery
Burk+ Hillsville
Smokers Quit Clinic Disbands In Louisville
The First Unitarian Church in Louisville Kentucky closed its non smoking clinic run by Dr George Kimbrough with 16 of the 20 original attendees choosing to quit smoking instead of cigarettes leaving the program.
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Louisville, Ky
George Kimbrough
Sail
Eton Boys Ignore Flogging Reform
An AP survey at Eton shows less than a quarter of students would flogging be abolished. A few lashes with a cane remain standard punishment for wrongdoers at the school, reflecting Britain’s elite tradition.
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Eton
Zanzibar President Declares Preventive Detention Policy
DAR ES SALAAM AP Zanzibar President Abeid Karume on Monday announced a policy of preventive detention. The rule allows holding anyone who appears to threaten peace, order, or defense in custody for an indefinite period.
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Dar ES Salaam
Tangantika
Abeid Ka
Zanzibar
Judge Tells Hoffa To Stop Loud Arguments
In Chattanooga Tennessee Judge Frank Wilson publicly reprimanded Teamsters Union president Hoffa for loud disputes in and outside the courtroom. The judge said marshals were handling the jury poorly and ordered an end to the extreme interruptions as the jury remained absent. Hoffa complained that the escorts were acting as guards rather than court escorts.
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Gavin Scott
Chattanooga
Tenn
Tames RB
Hoffa
Cart
Bist
Frank Wilson
Teamsters Union
Soviet Wheat Buying Quietly Ended Report
New York Times reports Soviet purchases of United States wheat have quietly ended as Moscow says it has enough grain. Two US sales totaling about 192.5 million dollars were reported earlier, with the Soviet Union also buying from other Western nations since last summer due to crop failures.
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New York
United States
Soviet Union
New York Times
Moscow
Russia
Prayer for inward righteousness and faithful service
A Methodist columnist from Columbia asks believers to seek righteousness through voluntary obedience and devout service rather than strict reliance on law. He prays for trust in divine grace over personal worth and cites spiritual devotion as the path to salvation.
Snow and Rain Sweep Southwest and Southeast Storms
Snow and heavy rainfall swept a wide swath from the Southwest to the Southeast as arctic air moved in from Canada. Baton Rouge evacuees faced 4.69 inches in 24 hours with flood risks from Amite and Comite rivers while temperatures plummeted and roads slickened. The storm stretched into Utah, Arizona, Wyoming, and beyond, with Tucson logging two inches of snow in a night, the first measurable snow since 1958. Officials warned motorists and stockmen of hazardous conditions as flood fears persisted. In Geneva, France, officials discussed UN health debates as complex weather and political events continued.
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Baker
Baton Rouge
Amite
Comite
Midwest
Canada
The
Weather Bureau
Nes
Wyoming
Wisconsin
Associated Press
US Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Florida
Carolinas
Utah
Arizona
Colorado
New Mexico
Nebraska
Kansas
Tucson
Ariz
China
United
Nations World Health Organiza J
WHO
France
Denver
U.N
Asy
Peking
Ohio Valley
Gulf
Louisiana
Virginia
Geneva
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Douglas County
Breane
Federal Aviation Agency 1 Aeronauics Board
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Reno
Leroy W. Marx
New York Sock Exchange
Levinson
Edward Levinson
Senate Rules Committee
Bobby Baker
Roy Edgar Hurd
Harold Edward Divel
Tarald Wilson
Labor Party
Britain
Lipster
Faerivan
White, Weld & Co
Memibert
New York Stock Exchange and Other Principal Stock and Commodity Exchanger
Haarastowh
Marviano
Summit Avenue
Regent
Winchester
North Cameron Street
al Wood
U. S
Red
Hershey Chocolate Corporation
Winslow, Cohi & Stetson Incorporated
American Stock Exchange
Dagmar Hall
Guk Stock Exchange
Goal
Conte
Sherrerd
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First Federal
New York Stock Exchange 4H
Dagenals, JR
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