Probers Seek Cause Of Toledo Airliner Crash Dying 22
TOLEDO Ohio AP survivors and the dead include the pilot co pilot and 16 football players. the C 46 airliner plunged in heavy fog near Oakland and 48 aboard. Investigators study engines and takeoff behavior.
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Toledo, Ohio
Team
Mana
Donald G. Chesser
Alger
San Luis Obispo
Oakland
Calif
United Kine
San Tuls Obispo
California Polyfornia Poly
Technic
School of 470
James Fahey
Gilroy
Donald Nixon Admits Loan From Hughes Tool Company
Donald Nixon acknowledges receiving a 205000 loan from Howard Hughes tool firm to save his restaurant business. He says he was framed by Pearson and defends his brother Richard M Nixon's campaign as he faces political smears. Pearson counters that the loan reflects important facts and campaign aides deny improper influence.
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Donald Nixon
Hughes’ Tool Company
Gene Handsaker
Los Angeles
Vicel
Richard M. Nixon
Donald
Pearson
Howard Hughes
Guy Neikirk Banker Dies in Hagerstown
Guy Neikirk a Kemp's Mill native and longtime Nicodemus National Bank executive died after a 45 year career with the bank. He served as cashier since 1948 and became vice president and manager of the Northern Ave branch in 1955. Surviving are his wife Ima E. Neikirk and son Edwin G. Neikirk Jr. Funeral announcements were pending.
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Kemp's Mill
John C
Martha (Bowers) Neikirk
Neikirk
Hagerstown
Nicodemus National Bank
Northern Ave
Nicodemus Bank
St. John's Lutheran Church
Ima E. (Hammaker) Neikirk
Edwin G. Neikirk, Jr
Savannah, Ga
A. K. Coffman Funeral Home
Four Whites Seized For Taking Lead In Congo Clash
U N troops halted Baluba attacks in Kasai province after seizing four European officers led by suspected organizers near the Mining State. Belgians and a Rhodesian identified as Captain Robert J. were accused of planning a rebellion to spark civil war. Reinforcements and Red Cross teams moved to aid victims as peace was restored amid ongoing tensions in Kasai.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
U. N
Baluba
Kasai
Robert" J
U.N
Ghana
Liberia
Albert Kalonji
Ien
J. Rikhye
United Nations
Luluajbourg
Rikhye
Kalonji
Congo
Mee
Bulubas
International Red Cross
Rikhyde
Nwene Citu
Kalindato
Kalanga
Suits Filed for $325000 in Auto Crash Injuries
Four Washington County residents sue in Frederick County Circuit Court for damages totaling 325000 after a December crash on U S 40 at New Market Road. Plaintiffs include Patrolman Paul E Dixon and his wife Evelyn Dixon, George Cravatt of Boonsboro, and Mrs A C Lowry Jr of Nottingham Road. The tank truck involved belonged to Hahn Transportation of New Market driven by John Harris. Dixon sustained facial and head injuries requiring plastic surgery and Evelyn Dixon was hospitalized for six months. Cravatt suffered severe head injuries and Mrs Lowry was also injured.
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Frederick County
Washington
Paul Ottinger
Paul E. Dixon
S. Potomac St
Dixon
Evelyn
George Craivatt
Boonsboro Rt. 2
A. C. Lowry, Jr
Nottingham Rd
Rt. 40
Hahn Transportation Company
New Market
John Harris
George Cravatt
Lowry, Sr
Sharpsburg Car In Collision
Donald Kenneth Locks, 51, of Sharpsburg escaped injuries when his Buick collided with a 1950 Nash driven by Alpha Reed of Mount Airy on U S 40 near New Market Saturday evening Reed was unhurt but charged with failing to grant the right of way by Trooper Leonard Glenn
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Donald Kenneth Locks
Sharpsburg Rt. 1
Alpha Reed
Mount Airy Rt. 1
U. S. 40
New Market
Reed
Leonard Glenn
Guild Ready To Walk Out In New York
New York Newspaper Guild warns of a midnight strike if major papers reject a $3 weekly package raise. Times offers about $2 more weekly plus welfare gains and a two year contract ending Dec 7, 1962. Guild seeks 10 percent raise, 2 percent pension, union shop, more job security, holidays.
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NEW York
New York Newspaper Guild
New York Post
The
New York Times
Guild
American Newspaper Guild
Daily News
Herald-Tribune
the Journal American
the Mirror
the World-Telegram & Sun
Two Held In Receiving Of Stolen Guns
Two men Woodrow W. Mallett and Henry F. Ridenour were held on $500 bond each as Circuit Court action began on charges of receiving stolen goods linked to nine guns stolen from Western Auto at 29 W. Franklin St last Thursday night. Police recovered a 30 06 rifle and a 410 shotgun. Ridenour claimed he found four guns hidden behind the old Academy theater on W. Washington St and that a taxicab was used to take him to Williamsport where he met Mallett.
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Western Auto
W. Franklin St
Woodrow W. Mallett
Mont Valla Ave
Henry F. Ridenour
Nottingham Rd
Grayson Wigfield
Ridenour
Irving M. Einbinder
Academy Theater
W. Washington St
Williamsport
Malcott
Iran crowns heir as birth fans royal fervor
Queen Farah Dibah gave birth to a son in Tehran, an imperial 411 gun salute signaling the heir to Iran's throne. The birth, to the Shah from his third marriage, was registered in the Koran as doctors prayed. Crowds cheered as the baby was presented with religious rites and radio broadcasts declared the new prince likely named Reza, promising stability for Iran amid Cold War tensions and U.S. aid.
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Tehran
Iran
Farah Dibah
Imperial Guard
Allah Akbar
God
Mt. Ararat
United States
Reza
Porchlight Drive Aimed At Reaching United Fund Goal
Porchlight Campaign set for Tuesday night seeks last donations to lift the United Fund total from 234161 toward the 264446 goal. Volunteers will cruise Hagerstown from 7 to 9 pm, picking up contributions and answering calls at the United Fund headquarters RE 9 8200 with volunteers in special identification.
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United Fund
U.S
C. D. Lyon
Hagerstown
U.F
Serious Fire Averted In Tourist Cabin
A serious fire at the White House Cabins near Boonsboro was stopped by Boonsboro firemen this morning. An overheated stove pipe ignited a two by four, quickly extinguished before major damage. The cabin occupant was away. responders arrived in about 15 minutes. Earlier, Williamsport firemen fought a Greencastle Pike blaze in an overstuffed chair, with smoke filling the home but only the chair damaged.
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White House
Boonsboro
Firmen
Williamsport
Greencastle Pike
Tips on Daily Mail tip contest scarce last week
Daily Mail readers sent in tips with only a few worth prizes. Notable items mention a bull attack on a young farmer, a housewife reporting snow, and a car theft in progress. Police noted several incidents including a hedge damage claim and a fire alert near Conococheague.
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Daily Mail
Hagerstown
Ave
Ators
Williamsport
M. P. Moller, Jr
Smithsburg
Alsatia
Conococheague
Ford
Leesburg
Dwellings Burglarized and a Dog Killed in City Burglary
Night burglaries struck two houses in the city and county. At 658 Pennsylvania Ave Meyer N Compton lost a wrist watch, a woman’s watch, six nylon slips, cuff links, pennies and silver dollars after burglars entered through a kitchen window. At Manor Church Rd W B Leather man the burglars stole a strong box with papers and killed the family dog. the box was later found near the State Reformatory railway tracks.
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Meyer N.compton
Pennsylvania Ave
W. B. Leatherman
Manor Church Rd
Leister Isanogle
Leatherman
State Reformatory
Weather Outlook for Maryland and Nearby Regions
Cloudy and mild tonight with rain likely. lows near 50. Tuesday brings more rain, then cooler by Wednesday. Winds southeast at 8 to 15 mph. Eastern Shore and Southern Maryland see rain late tonight or Tuesday night, while West Virginia remains mild and rainy with a similar low around 50 and cooler clearing westward Tuesday.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
West Virginia
Police Battle Mummers Night After-Parade Chaos
Police faced large and small problems during Mummers Night in Hagerstown. Officers controlled a drunk parade scene, parking lot disruptions, and a fatal heart attack amid the disorder. Curtis Wellington Rupert, 59, of Greencastle, died after a hospital transport. The night saw multiple drunks jailed and incidents from vandalism to loud crowds, with state and local police coordinating through headquarters and the sheriff.
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Hagerstown
South Potomac
Hagers-one
Cer
R. G. Detwiler
Almon
Antietam
Washington St
Blair P
Lance
Curtis Wellington Rupert
Greencastle Rie
Brewster
Maine
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Guy Neikirk, Sr
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Guy Neikirk
Kasai Province
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