Navy confirms plane fired on before vanishing
Navy air officials say a patrol plane was fired on before disappearing off the Red China coast on Thursday. Techn ician J C Albert P Martin of Delta Ohio died of injuries from the crash while another crewman survived. The 16 aboard included two fuel tanks, life rafts and wreckage recovered. search orders remained in force despite conflicting notices from fleet commands.
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Taipei
Formosa
Navy
Red China
J.C. Albert P. Martin
Delta
Ohio
Martin
U. S
Earl Jungham
Fleet Air Detachment
Iwakuni
Junghamn
Forces to desegregate schools in Hoxie Arkansas
The Justice Department says Hoxie residents acted illegally trying to force a return to segregated schooling. The brief to the 8th Circuit argues the dispute has nationwide impact and seeks to keep a permanent injunction preventing interference with desegregation. The case names White Citizens Council of Arkansas White America Inc and the Hoxie Committee for Segregation.
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Washington
Justice Department
Hoxie
Ark
8Th Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Supreme Court
Governent
White Citizens Council of Arkansas
White America Inc
Hoxie Committee For
Seggregation
Hersheys
Valley Avenue
Frederick County Firemen's Association Meeting
Notice for a Frederick County Firemen's Association meeting set for Monday August 27 at 8 06 PM in the Round Hill Community Building The notice lists Ernie Nesselrodt and notes Rush Studio closed for vacation week of August 2 PMID 1p 8 24 31
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Frederick County Fireman's Association
Round Hill
Ernie Nesselrodt
RUSH
Dr Alfred Kinsey Dies at 62 After Brief Illness
Bloomington Indiana reports the death of Alfred C Kinsey 62 a noted biologist and author of Sexual Behavior in the Human Male and its 1953 female counterpart He entered hospital Wednesday and died at 8 am with his wife Clara Bracken McMillen Kinsey by his side His Institute for Sex Research had moved to a Life Science building on the Indiana University campus and Kinsey had long been a leading figure in gall wasp studies before shifting to sex research.
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Bloomington
Alfred C. Kinsey
Indianapolis
Institute For Sex Research
Kinsey
Life Science
Indiana University
Clara Bracken McMillen Kinsey
Outlook for Apple Industry Favored at Byrd Picnic
L P Bauer of the U S Department of Agriculture told about 3 000 fruit growers and guests that the outlook for the apple industry is favorable in the Northwest and across the nation. The annual Byrd picnic at Rosemont Orchard Berryville drew politicians and apple buyers from multiple states.
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Donna Hicks
Warren County
H. F. Byrd
Byrd
Rosemont Orchard
Hicks
L. P. Bauer
United States
Department of Agriculture
Wenatchee
Wash
Northwest
Mr. Batter
Rosemont
Berryville
B. Beverley Byrd
H. F. Byrd Apple Organization
J. R. Magness
Horticultural Crops Research Branch
U. S. Department of Agriculture Research Service
Beltsville, Md
R. M. Smock
Cornell University
Byrd Cannery
Carolinas
Georgia
Alabama
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Ohio
Illinois
Second U of Richmond Student Graduates With Straight A Record
Nathan Safian, a 20 year old Portsmouth native, becomes the second University of Richmond student to graduate with a perfect straight A scholastic record. He earned a BA at summer commencement, matched Clyde Francisco’s 1939 feat, plans dentistry at Harvard, and attributes his success to insatiable curiosity and an all A pattern from Woodrow Wilson High School.
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Richmond
Nathan Safian
Portsmouth
University of Richmond
Safian
Clyde Francisco
Francisco
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Harvard School of Dental Medicine
Woodrow Wilson High School
Kidnaper Taken On 4 A.M. Auto Trip
Angelo John LaMarca, 31, a taxi and truck driver, was taken from his Nassau County jail cell at 4 a.m. for an early morning car trip as authorities seek links to the Weinberger infant kidnapping and death. Police refuse details while investigators pursue whether accomplices aided the crime. A murder count is anticipated to accompany the kidnapping charge at a forthcoming grand jury session.
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Mineola
N. Y
Angelo John LaMarca
Peter Weinberger
LaMarca
Weinberger
Brooklyn
Apartment House Fire Kills Six in Houston
A mother Dorothy Mae Oliver 31 and her four young daughters Elizabeth Carol 9 months Patricia Ann Frances 10 and Charles Wilson 12 along with William O Bowers 42 died in a two story Houston apartment fire. Two others Miss Jenatte Nevins 16 and Bruni Mileski 19 escaped after being found on a ledge. Fire Chief Joe Lobue said the blaze began in a small first floor kitchen and the cause is undetermined.
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Houston
Tex
Dorothy Mae Oliver
Elizbeth Carol Oliver
Patricia Ann Oliver
Frances
Charles Wison
William O. Bowers
Jenatte Nevins
Bruni Mileski
Miss Nevins
Mileski
Joe Lobue
Lobue
Baltimore Fire Claims Four Lives in City House
A flash blaze in a three story Baltimore residence killed four people and left a fifth child in critical condition. The victims were Ralph Bailey Leola Smith Stanley Smith and Elmer Hughes. Gregory Smith Peterson 8 remained in critical care at Provident Hospital. Fireman Thomas L Freeman was treated for wrist burns.
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Baltimore
Ralph Bailey
Leola Smith
Stanley Smith
Elmer Hughes
Provident Hospital
Gregory Smith Peterson
Thomas L. Freeman
Head on Auto Collision Kills Nine in South Dakota
Nine people including three children died in a head-on crash on U S 14 16 near Wall South Dakota in the state s worst traffic accident. A Custer girl survived from a family of six in one car while four young men in the other car also perished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Best
Wall Marshall
Search Continues For Mute Charged In Florida Slaying
Gainesville Florida investigators pursue Phil Singer 41 charged with murder of Marilyn Fagan 32 mother of three. The body found in front of the couple’s home with a .32 caliber bullet. FBI joins hunt after unlawful flight charge. Auto and shell casings linked to Singer found near transport hub. Guards placed at homes tied to related legal actions and divorce cases.
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Gainesville
Fila
Alachua County
Marilyn Fagan
Osee
H. H. McDonald
Foxy Phil Singer
FBI
Singer
Roland Johnson
Jacksonville
Johnson
Cars Sideswipe While Racing Fatal on Baltimore Boulevard
Two late model cars racing on a deserted Baltimore boulevard sideswiped. One car hit a utility pole, snapping it. Four youths in the wrecked car died: William Barteils Edward Bindo k Martha Moeller and Arlene Maisch. Drivers face manslaughter charges and injuries to others were treated.
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Baltimore
William Barteils
Edward Bindok
Martha Moeller
Arlene Maisch
James E. Fannon
Union Memorial Hospial
Carol Niedzwick
Joseph R. Leonard
Pilot Survives Mountain Crash After Wife Is Killed
A 34 year old pilot Vernon Enger survived a light plane crash in the Wallowa Mountains after five days in the wilderness. He escaped with a fractured kneecap bruises and shock. His wife Ruth Enger 32 was killed in the 1500 foot canyon. Rescued to a fishing camp 16 miles from La Grande he was flown to a hospital after on scene treatment.
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LA Grande
Ore
Wallowa Mountain
Vernon Enger
Ruth
Enger
Eisenhower, Stevenson Ready For Campaign Kickoff
President Eisenhower golfed at Pebble Beach while Adlai Stevenson prepared a rapid campaign start with Estes Kefauver. Stevenson and Kefauver planned a Labor Day Detroit event. Eisenhower aimed to resume activities after a Monterey golf outing and convention address. Nixon urged quick Washington return amid early campaign moves. Republican leaders warned against complacency as Senate races fold around New York Oregon Washington Nevada. Butler criticized Eisenhower’s renomination speech as lacking specifics.
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Associated Press
Eisenhower
Pebble Beach
Calif
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Libertyville Jr
Estes Kefauver
Santa Fe
N. M
Vancouver
Wash
Sioux City
Iowa
Knoxville
Pacific Coast
Nixon
Washington
Whittier
San Francisco
Leonard W. Hall
Hall
GOP
Senate
New York
Oregon
Nevada
Sen
Lehman
Paul M. Butler
Butler
Boy 13 Drowns At Lynchburg Pool
James R. Tolley, 13, drowned yesterday at Miller Park pool in Lynchburg. He was pulled from the water after appearing to be playing and then in distress was noticed by a lifeguard.
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Lynchburg
James R. Tolley
Miller Park Pool
Tolley
Egypt ready to offer canal user treaties at Suez talks
Diplomatic sources in Cairo say President Nasser may respond to the five nation Suez Canal Committee with a guarantee based treaty for unimpeded shipping. The move could counter a push for internationalizing the canal while leaving room for negotiations. Indonesia hopes for a peaceful settlement after discussing a possible 45 nation users conference.
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Egypt
London
Snes Canal
Neece
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Australia
Robert G. Menzies
Suez
Ruslan Abdulghani
Abdulghani
Four Tenement Houses Burn Killing Four in Jersey City
A night fire destroyed four adjacent three story frame houses between Jackson and Ocean avenues, killing two women and two boys. More than 120 people, including 34 children, were left homeless as roofs collapsed and debris delayed body recoveries. The dead were Negro. Origin of the blaze is undetermined.
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Jersey City
N. J
Jackson and
Ocean Avenues
Ruhr Valley Storm Kills Three. Freighter sinks in Weser estuary
Gusts up to 75 miles an hour battered the Ruhr Valley and Rhineland. Three people were killed and hundreds of trees uprooted. The 138 ton freighter Anni Lina sank in the Weser estuary, with the crew rescued. Several yachts in the Weser and Elbe were in distress but rescue boats saved all on board.
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Essen
Germany
Ruhr
Rhineland
Weser
Elbe
Army Copter Flown on Transcontinental Nonstop Flight
The Army completed a 31 hour 40 minute nonstop H21 helicopter flight from San Diego to Washington, landing at Pentagon heliport. Four aerial refuelings extended range enabling 2 610 mile crossing. Crew including Capt James Bowman Maj Hugh Gaddis and Joseph Givens proved long distance helicopter viability and endurance.
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Washington
Army
Pentagon
San Diego
Calif
United States
James E. Bowman
Amboy
Ind
Bowman
Hugh Gaddis
Tulsa
Okla
Joseph E. Givens
Stanford, Ky
Woman Held In 467000 Bank Shortage in Chicago
A 49 year old bookkeeping supervisor at Lawndale National Bank was jailed over a $467,228 shortage. Federal officials say she approved postdated checks to help customers and did not take the money herself. insurance covered the loss. She faces charges of improperly honoring overdrafts.
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Chicago
Bessie E. Roth
Lawndale National Bank
Asst
U. S
Frank J. McGarr
Roth
McGarr
Miss Roth
Emil
Emma
FBI
Central
Miss Albert Wins Beauty Contest at MVF Convention
Louise Jean Albert representing Harrisonburg Hose Company No 1 won the beauty contest to select Miss CVVFA at Martinsburg. She will ride in the firemen parade this afternoon closing the 55th annual Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen's Association meeting. Second place went to Miss Bunnie Hylton and third to Miss Genne Talbott. Officers banquet and torchlight parade capped the event.
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Louise Jean Albert
Harrisonburg
Virginia forecast and local notices
The Virginia forecast calls for clear skies with interior lows 55 to 60 and coastal around 65. Sunday should be sunny and warm with highs near 75 to 80. Also shows today’s temperatures 76/49 and a Winchester sunrise and sunset schedule with moon phase. Corrections note fruit of the loom shorts and tees price in a past ad. Used tires offered by Southern Tire Service.
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Virginia
Winchester
Southern Tire Service
S. Braddock St
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Winchester Star
American Home Magazine
U. S. Navy Air Station
Iiwakuni
Japan
Mosa Defense Command
Ingersoll
Dr. Kinsey
Apple
Magness
Mr. Smock
Batter
U. of Richmond
Stuyvesant Pinell
Nassau County
Steve Simkovitch
B& M Chevrolet Sales CO
Florida
House of Good Food Shirkey's
Sunnyside
Ruhr Valley
Miss Albert
Leggett
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