Ninth victim found at crash site of airliner in North Hollywood
A ninth body was found amid scorched ruins after an airliner missed the runway and crashed into homes in North Hollywood. The four-engine craft carried five aboard, one passenger, and toys from Boston were among its cargo. Civil Aeronautics Board opened an immediate inquiry as firemen feared more bodies.
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North Hollywood
Calif
Civil Aeronautics Board
Flying Tiger Lines Constella
San Fernando Valley
Lockheed Air Terminal
Bar
Boston
Laurel Canyon Boulevard
Mike Powers
Innocent Plea Entered in Manslaughter Case
William Arthur DeHaven, indicted by the Frederick County grand jury for involuntary manslaughter, pleads not guilty at arraignment before Circuit Court Judge Elliott Marshall. The September auto crash killed Stephenson youth Mark Edwin Faircloth. A motion to quash the proceedings was overruled. Marshal set February 11 for the next step.
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William Arthur DeHaven
Frederick County
Elliott Marshall
DeHaven
Stephenson
Mark Edwin Faircloth
Faircloth
Peter McKee
Marshall
Santa Claus to visit Coca Cola plant grounds for tree sale
Santa Claus will visit the Coca Cola plant grounds tomorrow at 1 p.m. The Winchester Association of the Blind is selling Christmas trees at the site to greet children. Mr and Mrs E W Armstrong display a Bird of Paradise plant in full bloom at their home on W Piccadilly Street with flamingo, green and dark blue blooms.
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Santa Claus
Coca Cola
Winchester Assn. of the
North Pole
E. W. Armstrong
W. Piccadilly St
Third County Home Destroyed by Flames
Frederick County reports a third home fire in four days as Ben Fitzwater, theater manager, wake to an attic blaze at about 4 a.m. The structure on Sulphur Spring Road burned despite volunteers arriving after 5:30 a.m. Nearly all contents were lost. Fitzwater and his son escaped with only clothes and a few belongings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Fire Company
Mr. Fitzwater
Roger
Fitzwater
Pore Sar
Cenepeenes
Annie Westfall
Nain
Theodore Pugh
Gore
Mariner 2 Gains First Venus Close View in 42 Minutes
The United States space probe Mariner 2 completed a 42 minute Venus scan, 21 100 miles from the planet at its closest approach, after a 109 day 182 million mile flight from Cape Canaveral. Engineers expect data to shed light on Venus mysteries and planetary radiation and magnetic fields.
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Washington
U.S. Space Science
Venus
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Space Laboratory
Mariner
Earth
Russian accuse three more US embassy officials of espionage
Pravda accuses Captain Alexis H. Davison Robert K. German and Hugh Montgomery of espionage contact with Penkovsky. Rodney W. Carlson left Moscow with Tass noting possible arrest. Richard Carl Jacob expelled from the Soviet Union claimed no knowledge of Penkovsky.
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Moscow
U. S
Pravda
Alexis H. Davison
Robert K. German
Hugh Montgomery
O. V. Penkovsky
Central Coordinating Agency
U.S
Rodney W. Carlson
Alcester
S.D
Tass
Penkovsky
United States
Richard Carl Jacob
Soviet Union
Jacob
Washington
Red China Says Moscow Split Deepens Over Capitulation Claim
Beijing denounces Moscow as split worsens and accuses Khrushchev of capitulation to the United States. China proposes a world communist meeting to heal rift while Russia endorses Tito and defends its stance on India border and Cuba crisis.
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Tokyo
Red China
Moscow
Khrushchev
United States
Peking People’s Daily
Soviet Union
Tito
Yugoslavia
China
India
Russia
Albania
Communist Parties of
Asia
Citrus Loss May Be Less Than Feared
Florida salvage crews and 2000 Jamaican workers race to harvest freeze damaged fruit as temperatures rise. An airlift began with the first 2100 Jamaicans arriving in West Palm Beach to save late Valencia oranges from further spoilage amid hopes of salvaging part of the 56 million box crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeland
Fla
Florida
Jamaica
West Palm Beach
Florida Citrus Mutual
Citrus Growers Organization
President Kennedy urges early income tax cuts to spur growth
President Kennedy urged an early reduction in individual and corporate taxes tied to restraint on federal spending. Speaking to the Economic Club of New York, he said deficits come from slow growth and recessions and asked for a tax cut large enough to boost purchasing and employment, while declining to set a date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kennedy
Economic Club of New York
NATO to Strengthen Forces On a More Equitable Basis
Paris ap ministers from 15 NATO members agreed to rebalance conventional forces for equity and to ease Cold War tensions if Moscow offers reasonable proposals. The communique credited Kennedy era firmness over Cuba and urged continued Western strength to defend West Berlin while leaving multilateral nuclear deterrence unsettled.
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NATO
Paris
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Moscow
Defense
Alliance
Kennedy
Cuba
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Fire Flare Briefly in UVa Freshman Dorm
A brief fire of undetermined origin flared in Emmett House at the University of Virginia early today. Minor damage to paint and furnishings occurred on the second floor. no injuries. Students evacuated orderly as city firemen arrived. origin under investigation.
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Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Emmett’ House
Employment Unit Opens New Open House Building in Hagerstown
More than 200 people including Virginia Employment Commission Commissioner J Eldred Hill Jr attended the open house at 22 W Piccadilly St to tour the new VEC facility. William B Purser and Ralph M Turner joined local officials led by Mayor Claude Smalts Jr as staff offered tours and refreshments.
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Claude B. Smalts, Jr
Wilson C. Dickson
Winchester
Virginia Employment Commission
VEC
W. Piccadilly St
The
J. Eldred Hill, Jr
Commission
WEC
William B. Purser
Employment Service Division
State Unit
Ralph M. Turner
Bureau of Employment Security
U.S. Dept.’ of Labor
Handley High to Present Annual Christmas Concert
The Handley High School Senior Glee Club presents its annual Christmas concert tomorrow at 3 p.m. in the school auditorium. Directed by Neill Stallings with Darlene Himes as pianist, a brass sextet will also perform as part of the musical program. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley High School Senior Glee Club
Neill Stallings
Darlene Himes
Warren Delays Virginia reapportionment ruling stay issued
Chief Justice Earl Warren granted a stay on enforcing the Virginia General Assembly reapportionment order until the appeal is perfected and decided by the Supreme Court. The special federal court had ruled the plan unconstitutional for urban area discrimination affecting Arlington Fairfax and Norfolk. Norfolk and Northern Virginia lawmakers sought immediate review.
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Washington
Earl Warren
Virginia
General Assembly
Robert Y. Button
Alexandria
Norfolk
Supreme Court
Federal
Arlington
Fairfax
Potomac River
Special Court
Albert V. Bryan
4Th
U.S. Circuit Court of
Oren R. Lewis
Eastern Virginia Federal District Court
Walter E. Hoffman
Thief Smashes Window to Steal Wristwatches in Town
At about 2:45 a.m. a thief smashed a Main Street display at the Jewel Box jewelry store and took watches valued over 200 dollars. Chief Charles Menefee said a soft drink bottle was used to break the glass. a bakery worker nearby heard the break and saw nothing else. Fred Foster manages Jewel Box in Front Royal.
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Front Royal
Charles Menefee
Menefee
Fred Foster
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3Rd County
Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Red
Nehru
Uva
Hill
Purser
Richmond
Mr. Turner
Chambersburg
Warren
Buena Edwards Whitlock
Vogue Beauty Salon
W. Boscawen St
Kenneth E. He
Grove Co
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