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Page Hj section 1 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL Salem, Oregon, Monday, January 7, 1957 One Killed as Airliner Piles Up Near Tulsa Plane With 10 Aboard Crash-Lands 6 Miles From Airport TULSA, Okla. IP Only six miles north n( Tulsa Municipal Airport, n American Airlines passenger plane tore into a partially wooded rea yesterday, narrowly missing I power line and scrub oak trees and fatally inj ring one passen ger. The other si- passengers and three crewmen were hospitalized but none reported in critical con dition. The dead woman was Mrs. KelJ Tohler, 70, Tulsa. Paul Johnson, 33-year-old co pilot of Tulsa, walked and crawled almost a mile to a farm house for help. The two-engine Convair en route from Providence, It. I., to Tulsa was piloted by Wesley G. Mims. 34. Tulsa. He is a vet eran of 10 years with American. No cause for the crash has been disclosed. The plane apparently brushed a power line as it pancaked into the field. It skidded about 400 feet between rows of scrub oak trees, one of which smashed the right wing. It did not hum. At the time of the crash, visi bility was poor and there was a light drizzle. Other passengers and their in juries: R. B. Schillcutt. 42, Springfield, Mo., chest injuries. Jerry Souler. 23, Syracuse, N.Y. cuts and bruises. Mrs. Nona Warren. 53. Carter ville, Moc, severe lacerations. Lecanna Swadley, 13, Miami, Okla., abdominal injury. Port Van Smithen, 40, Tulsa, chest injuries. Shot r- - New Santiam BridceSoudit Highway Dept. Plans $700,000 Span on U. S. 99 Route SlKESTOjV, Mo. John Malu gen, 18-ycar-old high school foot ball player, Mho was shot lo drain In a parked car. His teen aged girl friend wait raped by a man who accosted them In their parked car .Saturday night. Po lice are searching for a man described ai a stout Negro. (AP Wirepholo) Negroes Jailed For Slaying of Missouri Youth II. S. Football Player Killed; Girl Friend Dragged, Raped SIKKSTON', Mo. un - Police nr rcslod two Negroes last night and spirited them away for ques tioning about the Saturday night slaying of an 18-ycar-old high school football player and the rape! of his girl friend. More than 100 possemcn fanned; out through the southeast Missouri Delta country in a day-long man hunt yesterday, Rolling up rond-' blocks and searching Negro settle ments house to house. About 25 high school youngsters gathered at one time in front of the Sikeslon jail but there was no disorder. 11. Kldriilge F. Damnf of the Missouri highway patrol said one of the men under arrest was , 61- The Oregon highway department nas submitted plans for a new (7no,Oi0 highway bridge over the santiam river near .leffersnn in the Army corps of engineers for j(:a,l(l' 'Hoot mouth) Lacksley Ipproval. yenr-oiu nmesion nanayman. The hridge. which will be n part I 'I'ht name of the other Negro sf the projected four-lane highway j whs not disclosed. Damp! ;,aid he louth of Snlem to Kugene. will be whs a friend of l.fu-ksley and was located 100 feet downstream from (Picked up for questioning about :hp present bridge on Highway! a -:I2 pistol. WE. I Viclim of the shooting was John Highway officials said the new : Malugan, who lived at Charleston, tpan will handle I wo lanes of' Mo.. 14 miles east of Sikeston. ' louthhound traffic, with the pres-l Police said Mycar-old June ent bridge to carry two northbound ! Caslleherry of Sikeston told them lanes. (she nnd Malugan were parked on! The new bridge will be identical I a country road just outside Sikos-1 the existing hridge and will he ton when a Negro approached the. approximately 2.5 miles down-, car. I Itream from Jefferson. She related Malugan told ic Unless there is opposition from 1 man In move on but he pulled a ' navigation interests or adjoining gun and fired, hitting Malugan in land owners, no public hearing ; the chest. Miss Castlehen v said will he held, the Portland office the Necro drauced her from the of the army engineers said. Boy Injured in Fall From'lloof Glrnn A. Kites, 12-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. It. V Kites. 4.o Ridge Dr., who fell from the roof of a barn Saturday, was reported by Dnernhcchcr hospital. Portland, attendants as being in a good con dition. ! The hoy fill about 10 feet and was taken lo Salem Memorial hos-j Vital for treatment of head in ' juries. Later he was tr.inslerred to Portland for observation. car across porch of . tacked he cotton field tn the cant house and at- Ail Trii.es ;,( m; i lkr liiiiiiuuml I':iim(I( WASHINGTON i.p Kny Amrru-iin ln(h;m tnhc is homi: invited to h.ivr a n'prcvnliihvc in the pai'.idr marking Presulenl hisrnhnwer's second inniisuialiini Jan. 21. lnauyural cnmimtlcp nftii-ials said Monday thai .vnnr lulu's al ready h;ne niLrplrd. They rsti niatr that IBS such invitations would hr i.ssupd $10,000 Kslalr Civeii i To Sbi'mrr Hospital .K n in - The Portland Shnners' Hospital fnr Crippled Children will get $10. mm. tin- en tire estate of a Maker woman. She was Mrs. Itessie M. Wing field, a widow who had no sur viving children at death, and left the estate to Hie hospital in her will She and her husband, .lames V Winglield. owned a small ranch iuM northeast of Maker before he died. 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