European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 6, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The staks and stows Midwest. Jew ,-.v  ". Strands hundreds by United Frew International a wind driven March snowstorm to funded travellers and cloned Tivoli by the hundreds monday the Northern Plains All the to the Blue Ridge mountains Airliner crash kills 110 in re. ,. -. West Africa 1 continued from Page u Republic reported the plane took of from Douala Rose briefly then plummeted into swampy ground. It exploded on Impact and burned  Delaloye managing director of Cal Donlun. Told reporters. The search party is having tote special pneumatic boats in the Wamp. The weather conditions  said Captain Bill wll to is the plane s Pilot had 11,000hours of flying experience including a stint in the Royal Navy s Fleet air  adult passengers comprised 92 men and-45  honeymoon couple and typists Trio for years had saved for a european Holiday were among those  was a Low rate flight giving passengers the Opportunity to take in inexpensive Holiday in Europe to visit relative s or to move Tope jobs with the minimum Cost. Among those from Johannesburg aboard the doomed plane was Margaret Blake a 27-year-Oldburse who had spent almost two months in South Africa with he family while gathering her Trout Feteau to return to Canada where she was to Many. Another couple or. And mrs. Neville Brassel of Johannesburg were married in Johannesburg saturday and were pm Nung a honeymoon in London. Clay Adenauer meeting in Bonn today Bonn up retired Gen Lucius d. Cloy president Ken Nedy s personal representative in Berlin will Confer with West Ger Man Chancellor Konrad Adenauer tuesday for the first time since september. The Chancellor initiated plan for the meeting american embassy spokesmen Aid Clay is to Fly herein a . Air Force plane. He and the ambassador to West Germany Walter c. Dowling Are to meet Adenauer at noon and after the conference have lunch with him. Of West Virginia Snow fell As far South As muscle Shoals ala., and flood peril plagued parts of the Middle West. Searchers on snowshoes came upon the bodies of a Young couple who had become lost in blinding Snow near Glenwood City  victims Hud abandoned their car when u became stalled i drifts saturday night. Altogether six deaths were blamed on the storm in Wisconsin and Lake shipping was clogged bythe storm. Two car ferryboat one of them with a dead Man re ported aboard were stuck in the ice off the port of Milwaukee. Snow Depths included 6.8 Inch sat Minneapolis St Paul bringing the total of Snow on the ground to26 inches. In Iowa a mixture of 40 mlle an hour winds Snow and temperatures dropping to Zero caused officials to warn motorists to keep off the roads a Tecumseh neb., minister was killed when his car went out of control on an icy curve and smashed head on into a truck. A 95-car Chicago and North Western freight train a a bogged Down by Drifting Snow and engine trouble for five hours at Green Bay la. Air turbulence Clouds and 10 foot snowdrifts All but ended Theair search for n missing plane in the Rockies West of Denver. Aground search making use of Snow vehicles continued for the plan which apparently went Down near the Continental Divide on a flight from los vegas to Denver. An Early morning fire forced family out of us Home into a raging snowstorm it Cloquet Minn two persons a Young woman and her need grandmother died and four others were driven into snows whipped by 50 . Winds. A Burlington Iowa girl was killed when she. Her Mother and a sister crawled out of their car which had Slid into the ditch and another Auto struck them. The Mother and sister were injured. Washington Cap the supreme court ruled monday property owner near an Airport in entitled to compensation if the noise and vibration from Low Fly ing planes makes his Home Ulivi Able. The nine justices Werft unanimous in this View which May open the Way for millions of Dollar in suits involving Many Orpo throughout the nation. They a plot 7-2, however on tilt question of who should pay the not so peaceful a new York policeman has his hands full Ashe grapple with two pacifist demonstrators in times Square during a sit Down strike. Hundreds of demonstrators snarled traffic As the defied police in a protest Agunat president Kennedy s conditional decision to resume atmospheric nuclear tet. Police arrested 26 of the  United press International photo conviction of 9 on red oaths reversed Denver the . Circuit court of appeals monday reversed the convictions of nine present or former officials of the International Union of mine Mill an smelter workers they were convicted Here in 1959on charges of conspiring to file false non communist affidavits with the National labor relations Board Between 1949 and 1956. The appellate court ordered the indictments dismissed for c. J. Fasching face Gai Ingr open mouthed at the show this Little boy peer Over bin father s shoulder in Mainz Germany in a  marking the 2,000th birthday of Tho City passes by. Whether the boy was watching to Parade or watching the people watching Hie Parade in t known but you can see part of the festivities by turning of Fae 17. Is photo by Schuettler Powers 56, of Spokane Wash a executive Board member and James h. Durkton 48, of Chicago a former Union  ordered new trials for the other seven they Are Maurice Travis Harold Sander son Raymond Dennis Albert skin Ner Charles e. Wilson Jess r. Vancamp 52, and Irving Dichter 49, Secretary treasurer. Of the nine All but Durkin Nadvan Camp were sentenced to three year prison terms and fined $2,000each in Denver in March 1960. Durkin one Van Camp received 18-month prison sentences and $1,500. Fines. The appellate court ruled Mere knowledge of the alleged conspiracy did not Moke Durkin a conspirator. It said there was no Evi Dence that Powers was a communist in 1949 and thereafter and no evidence he knew officers of the Union who might have been communists. 50 Viet Nam rebels killed Saigon a a Large Force of South vietnamese paratroopers killed about 50 Viet Cong guerrillas in a major Battle near the Cam Bodian Border which ended Mon Day the government reported. Government losses were not known. The majority Vered Juji we due from the of afoot a Justice Hugo i sent joined by justic barter contended the a emment should pay. 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