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City Traffic Box Scort Occasional Rain, —To Date— 1962 1961 Ending Wednesday; Accidentjs ..... 195 149 Deaths 1 1 Somewhat- Cooler Injuries ....... 49 28 Damages ......$48,710 $47,443 AMA Raps Kennedy Tornado Slaps Mitchell, S.D.; Navy Plane Crashes Medicare as Hoax 31 Persons Hurt By PIERCE LEHMBECK that would heartlessly Ignore lowing" a plan that would disrupt NEW YORK (AP)-The Ameri- millions" who need coverage. health services and turn patients Mitchell , S.D. (AP) —A tornado can Medical Association has coun- In a paid, nationally televised into impersonal numbers. funnel dipping from the black tered President Kennedy' r>lea association s reply to the President, overcast of a heavy thunderstorm for support of his medical care leaders said Monday night the Tha Kennedy-backed King-An- for the aged plan with an attack public is in danger of being derson measure provides for med- spread a mile-long trail of casual- In Germany, 27 Dead or the measure as a cruel hoax "bHtzed , brainwashed into swal- ical care for the aged under Soi ties and damage at the western cial Security. Following the AMA telecast , edge of Mitchell and Lake Mitch- Secretary of Health, Education ell Monday night and Welfare Abraham Ribicoff At least 31 persons were injured, Big Transport declared that it was "just another 17 of whom were hospitalized and staging of "let's fool the Ameri- can people again'" and charged scores of business places , homes that it omitted important factors. and farmbuildings were leveled or Explodes in The AMA representatives spoke damaged. from Madison Square Garden , the same spot from which Ken- At Lake Andes, 50 miles south- nedy urged support of the King- west of Mitchell , three persons Air and Burns Anderson measure a day earlier tornado in a free-time public service na- were reported hurt as a EBERSBURG , Germany fAP)— more than tional telecast. ripped through an area A four-engine U.S. Navy plane on a block wide, doing considerable But whereas Kennedy spoke be- a Secret mission exploded, school , at the fore a live audience of 17,500. the damage to the new crashed and burned today, killing two AMA s pokesmen sat alone in municipal swimming pool and to all 27 persons aboard . the vast arena—an arrangement residential property. U.S. authorities at the scene that they said "may help us get The funnel that lashed through across to the American people the said at least 20 bodies were grossly unfair disadvantage under Lake Andes was one of three ob- recovered. A spokesman at Atlan* which we doctors are laboring to served by residents , most of whom tic Fleet Air Force headquarters make our voices and our reasons sought safety in basements before at Norfolk, Va. , said there wera " heard . the storm hit. 27 and disclosed the classified na- A Boston station , WBZ-TV, re- Ripping a swath of damage ture of the flight. An Air Force- fused to carry the. program. This Mitchell along the western edge of spokesman in Germany had said brought a cdmplaint from the 's diner , association that it liad been the twister leveled Herbie Snell's tire service , Mitchell Boat the plane was on a routine train- blacked out in the President's ing flight. home town . Co., C&H Wood Products Co., The station said that its decision Dick's body shop, all business A U.S. Army spokesman in Mu- was based on a policy of not sell- firms along Highway 16, and nich said the plane, a WV2 Con- ing time "to organizations or in- ripped the-whole west side out of stellation, was believed to have motel. dividuals for discussion of contro- the Anthony blown up in the air because the versial issues in which such or- Tha storm ripped into North tail section was found several ganizations or individuals are in- ' volved ." Central Seed Co. and leveled Gil- miles fxorn .the main wreckage. bert's gas and lumber and also DEAT H TRAP . .. This was the scene at the accident the tank was still too hot for fire- The plane was based in Rota, Or. Edward R. Antiis of Mi- the home of. Mr. and MTS. Martin Fort Hood , Tex., Monday afternoon where five men to open. A Minnesotan, Sgt. Roger D. Swan- Spain, and had flown to«Frankfurt. , then proceeded north ¦ ami Fla., the main AMA speaker, De Boer , soldiers died, the M48 tank of the First Armored son, 25, son of Edwin ¦Milton Swanson, Brooten, It was out on a flight from Frank- said the relationship between a Highway 16, knocked out furt but had planned to return from during MLnn., was among the five who perished. doctor and his patient is one of and ripping part of the Division plunged over a 30-foot cliff a tac- 'AP Spain. windows ) there before taking off for the few things "which touch so ! roof and skylights at the Brady tical exercise, landed on the turrett , caught fire, Ph otofax close to God ." He urged viewers j Memorial Home for the Elderly, and burned for over an hour. Four hours after The plan* plummeted in an open to consult their doctors about the It uprooted trees, leveled the field near this south Bavarian ¦ | town. measure. state highway maintenance shot "Our fees are not involved ," he windows and par- Many Germans reported hear- and shattered ing a loud explosion. Several Ger- declared. "Our practice of quality demolished the modern brick tially mans said they saw the big plana medicine is. Your health is." ! state highway department officf Smoke Lifting, roll over in the air several times Annis, chairman of the AMA's building and headquarters for the Emm y Night before crashing. National Speakers Bureau, said motor patrol , and ripped anc the administration-backed plan : twisted heavy highway equipment The U.S. Army's Southern Area "wastefully covers millions who Carpenter Back Command at Munich sent 185 do not need it" and ignores mil- ] The twister eot a swath rhrougl troops to the crash scene to help . TWO TEEN-AGERS SQUARE OFF . The Chicago Sun lions who do. the Sherwood petroleum bulk plan investigators and control crowds. dam Hollywood extensive In Times today published this picture which shows two teen-age boyi leveling it, caused ' Except for the tail section, "It will undercut and destroy age to the Boehnen Mobile Oi By JAMES BACON have eight nominations up before which landed several miles from squared off for a knife fight in an alley on Chicago's north gid* tbe wholesome growth of private, On Schedule Bulk Plant Co., leveled the Di AP Movie-Teltvision Writer the 14th annual Television Acade- Mulhaney, a commercial photographer who made the main crash site, the wreck- Monday. Thomas voluntary insurance and pro-pay- Wayne Hohn residence and tw< CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. (AP) . HOLLYWOOD to — Tonight's my awards. age was confined to a relatively the picture, said the boys and crowd dispersed when he fired the ment health programs for the neighboring farms, and the Gli —Twin threats of weather and the night that actor Vince Ed- A year ago, before "Ben Casey" close area, an Army spokesman aged which offer flexible benefits flash gun on his camera. Mulhaney said he heard crowd coming Bottle Gas Co. forest fire smoke dissolved today wards , television's Dr. Ben Casey , hit the air, Edwards dreamed out said. ' into the alley next to his house, when he peered out window and in the full range of individual It left the Farmers Union ele and Project Mercury officials may make one of the more forth- loud: "If I should ever win , an A team of Army specialists was needs," Annis said. saw the boys squared off he called police, then shot the picture. vator a mass of debris, then cu were optimistic that astronaut right Emmy speeches in Holly' Emmy, I won't give one of those dispatched from Frankfurt to take "Don 't mistake it ," Annis de- flatteninj Sun-Times reporters later identified the boys as Jim Shaugnessy, across Lake Mitchell, Malcolm Scott Carpenter could be wood awards annals. phony speeches thanking the pro- over identification and transpor- clared. "England's nationalized YMCA . day camp, and caus launched on his orbital flight The sullen medic and his show ducer, the director and tlie crew tation of the bodies of the vic- , with knife) , and Bob Manhart , 1«, 'back to camera) . (Copy- the 15 ' medical program is the kind of ing extensive damage to threi Thursday. like everybody else does . I will tims. right 1962 Chicago Sun-Times, from AP Photofax * thing they have in mind for us was . homes on the lake. Weather experts said ; smoky thank the California State Unem- First to reach the scene eventually. " At the Mitchell Air Base, eigh liaze from two widely scattered ployment Insurance Board who the mayor of Markt Schwaben. Dr. Leonard W. Larson of Bis- miles northwest of the city, thi fires was not settling in this area really made it all possible. " He said he and oEher would-be marck, N.D., president of the flattened a trailer housi as feared Monday.
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