Steps Pondered to Get Hijacked Airliner Back
In Miami authorities consider actions to recover Eastern Air Lines Electra worth 3.5 million held in Cuba after a hijacking over Florida. FBI identifies the hijacker as Jose Marin, a 35 year resident, as officials plan airport security to deter future Cuban linked plots.
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Six killed in car crash at roadside memorial in France
A French couple and their four children died when their car struck a roadside memorial titled Here starts the Black Valley in LA CHATRE on Tuesday. Police said all six perished in the fiery crash and investigation is underway.
No Straight Answers Editor's Note on a Hijacking Tale
This excerpt presents Miami Beachman recounting the hijacking of an airliner he rode and his experiences during the event. The editor's note frames the piece as a personal account with reflective commentary on the incident.
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Miami
Persian cat with fifteen kittens shocks Clarke County
Yvonne Kibler of Three Cakes Farm in Clarke County reports her Persian tortoiseshell cat has 14 tortoiseshell and one yellow kitten, bringing the total to 15. A low flying plane over Winchester reportedly prompted speculation about the motive and the pilots.
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Philippine judge dies in house fire with family
Associate Justice Manuel Mejia of the Philippine Court of Appeals and his wife and seven of their 13 children perished in a fire that gutted their home valued at $60,000 in Manila.
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Truck Sought In Hit Run Crash Near Bartonsville Dam
State Police seek a white 1953-54 Ford pickup with a pipe rack after a hit and run on Route 649 near Bartonsville Dam about 8 a.m. Injury to six people and over $6,000 in damage reported. Vehicle involved was driven by a white man with a white passenger. Victims include Stratton Malone and Elizabeth Malone, hospitalized for chest contusions and head injury respectively.
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Silver Dollar Giveaway to Shoppers This Weekend
Two thousand silver dollars will be awarded to shoppers from tomorrow through Saturday. Five hundred dollars will be given Friday night with the remainder on Saturday at the annual midsummer sale. Free bus rides on Winchester city buses from 1 to 2 will run. Forty six stores participate in the event.
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French Tunisian Forces Tighten Grip on Bizerte
In Bizerte, French and Tunisian troops strengthen positions amid threat of renewed fighting. Vice Adm. Maurice Amman calls the situation explosive as Tunisia demands withdrawal to the base. Bourguiba reportedly under fire. U N mediation continues with no clear effect.
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Kennedy Asks Congress For New Defense Funds
President Kennedy calls for a major defense buildup to counter the worldwide Communist threat. He seeks 217000 more troops, expanded airlift and sealift, and a defense budget of 47.5 billion, with Army and Air Force increases and reserves mobilized.
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Congress approves act to preserve the Union during war
One hundred years ago today Congress passed an act described as a measure to preserve the Union amid wartime. The historical note marks a milestone in legislative action tied to national unity and conflict.
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Legetts Vogue Printed Patterns Service For Vacation
New at Legett s Vogue Printed Patterns tock service in 8 ip 7 25 4t es for vacation type 29 through Aug 5 Crisman Cleaners.
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Kennedy Urges Berlin Stand. Congress Backs Defense Push
Congress applauds President Kennedy for a firm Berlin warning and backs a $3.454 billion defense package plus a $207 million civilian fallout shelter fund. Senate and House Republicans and Democrats praise firmness, with some suggesting offsetting the bill by delaying domestic programs and avoiding immediate tax hikes. Dirksen and Stennis voice cautious support while urging savings elsewhere and possible domestic cutbacks.
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Speech Warmly Welcomed in West Berlin
AP reports President Kennedy’s Berlin speech drew warm praise in West Berlin and Western Europe. West German Chancellor Adenauer praised U.S. leadership, while East German and Soviet outlets condemned it as dangerous and provocative amid Cold War tensions.
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Miller Owens To Succeed Skiles As Deputy
Mr. Skiles resigns as deputy and takes a shipping clerk post at Reimer’s Electric Appliance Co in Clearbrook. Miller Owens will assume the deputy role next Tuesday after a service record with Clearbrook Woolen Co since 1942 and Army service in the Pacific. He is married to Eula Fogleman and they have two children.
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Jessie Painter Owens
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Kennedy Delivers Intense Radio TV Address From White House
President Kennedy spoke for over a half hour from the Oval Office urging national resolve as he warned of possible atomic war over Berlin. Beads of sweat marked his intense manner while he stressed duty support and prayers from the American people.
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Kennedy asks Congress for 3.5 billion defense boost
President Kennedy requests 3.4546 billion more for the Defense Department to lift regular armed forces by 17 000 and expand draft calls up to 24 000 monthly as Berlin tensions rise and NATO readiness is stressed. The overall defense outlay would reach about 42.5 billion for the year.
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