Plane Crash Kills 45 Including 43 U S Newsmen
A KLM Constellation carrying 13 American correspondents and 32 others went down in monsoon rain near Bombay. The victims includedCharles Gratke H R Knickerbocker S Burton Heath and Lynn Mahan with 33 bodies recovered by nightfall. The plane struck a hill near Santa Cruz airfield 15 miles north of Bombay.
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Bombay
India
KLM
Indonesia
Royal Dutch
Europe
Bari
Italy
Charles Gratke
Christian Science Monitor
H. R. Knickerbocker
S. Burton Heath
Lynn Mahan
New York
Karachi
Pakistan
Santa Cruz
Ghat
Forest Fires Spread in Bear Valley in Boise National Forest
Firefighters battle more than a dozen blazes in Bear Valley with the Garden Valley fire about a mile and a half by three quarters of a mile under spotty rain help. About 100 men fight the flames as weather forecasts warn of two more days of dry, thunderstorm activity across the region.
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Boise
Bear Valley
Boise National Forest
Forest Service
Garden Valley
Ise River
Ilanta
Lynn Knight
Dismo
Seous
Caldwell Family Escapes Death In Plane Crash
Caldwell City councilman Johnnie Myers Mrs Myers and their daughter Linda survived injuries after a plane piloted by Myers crashed near Caldwell airport during a storm. Myers remained hospitalized while his wife and daughter were released.
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Caldwell
Johnnie Myers
Myers
Linda
In Caldwell
Seattle
Boise Valley
Ontario
Four Break Burley Jail Caught in S L
Four men arrested in Salt Lake City after a jailbreak from Burley Idaho. Sheriff Beckstead said Marshal Moore and deputies stopped a car at the junction of U S Highways 40 and 91. suspects identified as Charles Tarrant Jesse Faust James Cole and Richard Sueizle. They admitted linking to the Burley break and Burley garage theft of a car 100 in cash and 500 in checks.
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Salt Lake City
Burley
Ida
George Beckstead
Oliver Moore
South Salt Lake
U. S. Highway 40
Ross Vincent
Ernest Caldwell
Beckstead
Salt Lake County
Charles Tarrant
Rudy Blake
Jesse Faust
Gene Stewart
James Cole
Milton Ford
Richard Sueizle
Russ Hamilton
Cassia
Frank
Plane crash in Agadir kills 18 people
A French military aircraft crashed in Agadir French Morocco yesterday killing 18 persons according to the French News Agency report.
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Agadir
French Morocco
Junior Police Organization Enrolls 58 Pocatello Boys
Fifty eight boys in Pocatello join the Junior Police Organization sponsored by the police department and BPO Elks lodge 674. Officer C C Dawson and Wayne Booth will select the junior chief of police and staff. Capt R M Pugmire notes Elks aim to build good citizens while city funds are unavailable.
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Police Department
Pocatello Lodge
BPO Elks
C. C
Alabam) Dawson
Wayne Booth
R. M. Pugmire
Elks Lodge
The
Elks
Geneval
Dawson
Pocatello Junior Police Force
A. L. Oliver
C. C. ‘Alabam Dawson
BPO Elks Iodge No
City Recreation Department
Airliner With 40 Aboard Burns After Crash
The sheriff reports a Standard Airlines plane crashed and burned atop Santa Susanna Pass in the San Fernando Valley. About 40 passengers were aboard. The airline says radio failure occurred 15 minutes before a planned landing at Bur bank.
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Los Angeles
Sheriff's Office
Standard Airlines
Santa Susanna Pass
San Fernando Valley
Burbank
Planes Crash Near Santa Susana Pass Kills 11
A Standard Airlines flight from New York to Long Beach crashes near the Santa Susana pass after a reported in-flight fight. 11 people died and 30 were injured among 48 aboard. Pilot Roy White warned of a brawl and requested police at Burbank. crash site was one mile north of Chatsworth reservoir.
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Los Angeles
Standard Airlines
Santa Susana Pass
New York -to-Long Beach
Calif
Air Traffic Control Bureau
Burbank
Roy White
Riverside
Long Beach
Stanley Weiss
Birmingham Veterans’ Hospital
van Nuys
Harold Tucker
Mary Ann Rose
Charlotte Grenadier
Air Route Traffic Control Bureau
Chatsworth Reservoir
Death Claims Prominent Pocatello Businessman Clifford L Bailey
Clifford L Bailey a prominent Pocatello businessman died in a local hospital after a lingering illness He was born November 5 1902 in Ogden Utah He moved to Pocatello as a youth and worked as a mail clerk for the Union Pacific later operating the B and J market Survivors include two brothers and two sisters Funeral services will be in the McHank Henderson chapel with interment in Ogden City Cemetery Arrangements are with McHan Henderson funeral home
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Clifford L. Bailey
Pocatello
Ogden
Utah
George B
Emily Bailey
Bailey
Union Pacific Railroad
N. Ma
George A
Alfred E. Bailey
Cora Ressler
Florence Sutton
Aberdeen
Wash
LDS Church
BPO Elks
McHank Henderson
Ogden City Cemetery
Auto Kills Deer on Portneuf Hill in Idaho
An Ohio tourist car struck and killed a buck on Portneuf hill, five miles south of Pocatello, at about 8 a.m. Tuesday. The driver stopped and cut the animal's throat. This marks the second deer killed at that location in recent days, according to Sheriff Alma Marley.
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Ohio
Portneuf Hill
Pocatello
Alma& Marley
Marley
Right Editors To Tour Idaho's Wilds
Eight eastern and midwestern travel editors visit Idaho for a week long tour sponsored by the Idaho Falls chamber of commerce. They stay at Henrys Lake visit Craters of the Moon Sun Valley and McCall with an aerial overflight of Hell s Canyon. They end with July 19 through Lake Pend Oreille Sandpoint.
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Boise
Idaho
Yellowstone Park
Henry's Lake
Idaho Falls
Lake Pend Oreille
Sandpoint
Secret Session Annexes Two Local Airports
City hall sources report the Pocatello city council moved in a secret session to incorporate two municipal airports within city limits. The action came a day before American Falls was set to expand its limits to include nearby night spots and county properties. Attorneys and city officials prepared the ordinance for a second secret meeting this afternoon.
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Pocatello
Amercan Falls
Truman asks CIO Steelworkers to pause strike for 60 days
President Truman urged the CIO United Steelworkers to suspend planned wage dispute actions for 60 days while a presidential fact finding board examines the wage and pensions dispute. The wage policy committee in Pittsburgh was nearing a walkout when the request arrived. Union President Philip Murray said a reply would be decided tomorrow.
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Washington
Truman
CIO
Union
Pittsburgh
Philip Murray
American League Stars Triumph in Wet All Star Game
The American League defeated the National League 11 to 7 in a record scoring all star game in Brooklyn. Joe DiMaggio led the AL with a two run double in the sixth inning while Stan Musial and Ralph Kiner homered for the Nationals. Attendance was 32,577 with receipts of 79,225.02. The game lasted 3 hours 4 minutes and featured a high error total, surpassing the prior marks. Winning pitcher Trucks and loser Newsomcomb were named in the box.
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Brooklyn
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankee
Stan Musial
Ralph Kiner
Nationals
Steel Strike Order Set For Saturday
CIO United Steelworkers plan a potential strike affecting about 500000 workers as President Truman may intervene using emergency powers. Philip Murray backs a weekend walkout while citing wage and pension demands and accusing industry profits of excess.
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Pittsburgh
Cio-United Steelworkers
Truman
Weather Outlook for Pocatello and Vicinity
Partly cloudy conditions with continuing heat through tonight and Wednesday. Late afternoon and evening thunderstorms expected over nearby mountains. Lows near 55. Temperatures on Wednesday range from 90 to 95 degrees.
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Pocatello
Congress Set To Back President On Tax Cuts
Congress signals support for excise tax cuts in 1986 and measures to cushion losses. Leaders anticipate partial enactment before Labor Day adjournment. Doughton and George push relief from wartime taxes while opposition warns revenue gaps. Freight tax likely among first to be repealed.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
Doughton
House
Ways and Means Committee
George ‘D
George
Finance Committee
Sen
Johnson
D-Cole
Sen. McGrath
Rhoda Island
Senate Fight Over KCA Cuts in European Recovery Spending
Senate appropriations action slashed aid from the European Recovery Program. The six major cuts totaled about 750 million dollars, including 37.8 million monthly FEA cuts and 74 million for FECA spending. Spain loans of 50 million were proposed if approved by Hoffman. Concerns over restoring the 74 million cut and Spain loans loom as the bill awaits Senate approval and conference.
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Washington
Enate
Appropriations Committee
Truman
McKellar
D-Tenn
Economic Cooperation Administration
FECA
ECA
Spain
Paul Hoffman
Aids
Hoffman
Sen. Robertson
D-Va
Senate
House
Connally
Texas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Germany
Rus
Japan
Ryukyu Islands
Greece
Turkey
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Louis Allen
Kay Jean Watson
Shirley Knowles
Stalf
Nats
Munger
Bickford
Pollett
Blackwell
Roe
Seminick
Campanella
Trucks
Murray
Billings
Butte
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Minneapolis
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