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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Salem, Oregon, Saturday, April 20, 1957
65 Persons Injured in
Brooklyn Subway Crash
'Man Failure'
Blamed for
Accident
NEW YORK ifl A subway
train rumbled around a sharp
curve in a Brooklyn tunnel last
night and smashed into the rear of
a stalled train. Sixty-live persons
were injured, one seriously.
A city transit official said later
he felt "man failure" caused the
accident.
Several Hundred Passenger!
Both trains were en route from
Brooklyn to Queens with several
hundred passengers whenv the
first train stalled with a jammed
brake. Molorman Victor P. 0
Britis. 41. of Queens climbed out,
released the brake and headed
back to the controls of his eight
car train.
He was just entering the cab
when the second tram struck
"There was a crash," O'Brilis
said. "Some people were knocked
to the floor and some of the in
jured goL panicky and began
screaming. 1 said to them, 'take
it easy.'
"f had to calm llicm down. They
used the emergency exils them
selves and a lot of them walked
out."
Moforman Pinned
Mororman William A. Hoke, 46.
of Queens was pinned in the cab
of the second train for an hour
and a half before firemen using
axes and wrecking bars couid free
him
He was in serious condition in
Kings County Mospilnl with a
crushed right leg and possible in
ternal Injuries.
The crash knocked out the lights
and shattered windows in the four
car second train. There was a mo
ment of confusion before the con
ductor switched on emergency
lights.
Stalled Train Hit
Aid to Israel
Will Resume
WASHINGTON (IB U.S. officials disclosed today that Amer
ican economic and technical aid to Israel "is being resumed."
The United States cut off aid to Israel last Oct. 2P,1956,
when Israeli forces attacked Egypt. About SO American
personnel assigned to the aid programs were withdrawn from
Israel. Only six remained behind in a caretaker status.
The State Department March 14t
announced that talks, on resuming
aid would begin soon.
Spokesmen for the State De
partment and the foreign aid
agency told the United Press that
now "the American aid program
to Israel is being resumed.
The State Department spokes
NKW YORK, April 19 This is the rear
of a stalled train which was smashed info
here today by another train which was
rounding a curve. A moment of panic
swept the 200 persons aboard the two
trains.. About 40-60 persons were injured
but none seriously. Both trains were
locals bound from Brooklyn to Queens.
(AP Wlrephoto
Conductor Hospitalized
The conductor, Daniel Ilotundn,
30, of New Hyde Pork, N. v.,
had been knocked unconscious for
a few minutes by the impact. He
also was hospitalized,
Asst. Dist. Atty. Elliott Golden
said molorman Hoke told him he
had seen two flashing red lights
and one yellow one and that that
meant "proceed at your own cau
tion." ,
Hoke said he was moving slowly
when he suddenly collided with the
stalled train.
Thomas ,1. McLernon, general
manager of the Transit Authority,
said:
"After checking at the scene of
the accident, we feel that it was
due to man failure."
The crash scene was in the Bed-
ford-Stuyvesant section of Brook
lyn, behind the Navy Yard and
not far from the Williamsburg
Bridge. The trains were between
the Bedford-Nostrad Ave. station
and the Myrtlo-Willoughby Ave.
station on the IND (Independent)
line.
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Police After Identity
. Of Driver in SF
Hit and Run
SAN FRANCISCO First
attempts by a psychiatrist to
question witnesses under hypnosis
have failed to yield any new clues
to the brutal hit-run slaying of a
ban francisco man.
The doctor, who insisted he re
main unnamed as a condition for
doing the work, Friday told po
lice further efforts "might pro
duce befter results." ''
Lloyd V. Stephens, 62, was
struck down at a San Francisco :
intersection and dragged 1,200
feet by a car. The car's path was
traced in blood as the driver
sought to dislodge the body by
alternately speeding up and slam
ming on the brakes.
home fifty horrified persons
saw the grisly episode.
One witness, Bonifacio bilverio.
gave police a partial license num
ber. He was one of four persons
questioned under hypnosis by the
doctor, who sought to discover the
entire number -from Silverio's sub
conscious mind.
Cornelius Lynch, a city fireman.
who chased the car in vain, also
was questioned.
Police Lt. Ldward Moody said
the questioning revealed "no sig-;
nificant new information." j
Dr. Wilson Van Duesen, chief
psychologist at Mendocino State
Hospital, suggested the use of
hypnosis in a letter to Lt. Moody, j
He said he thought witnesses saw1
everything but focused their at
tention on the dying man.
Hut it Is a matter of atten
tion," he said. "They centered on
what was happening to the man.
They also registered other facts
of what was going on, but they
were probably rather vague. Hyp
nosis would aid in the complete
recall of what happened."
Dr. Wilson said that because
"the scene is so vivid and so im
portant" to witnesses the ques
tioning is likely to be successful.
Iran Not to Permit Any Foreign Bases
TEHRAN, Iran W The Iran
ian government has promised
Russia that Iran will not permit
the United States or any other
foreign country to establish mili
tary bases in Iran, though it will
continue to accept American mili
tary aid.
A Foreign Ministry spokesman
confirmed Saturday the assurance
was gien to a Soviet delegation
headed by Deputy Foreign Min
ister Vassily V. huzneisov.
Kuznetsov said Friday on his
return to Moscow that Iran had
promised not to take part "in any
movement which is aimed against
Soviet security." ' ,
The Foreign Ministry spokes
man said "Iran has assured the
Soviet delegation that no milhanj
or atomic base will be given lii
Irani to any foreign country
clnHine the United Slal
He added that neither RunYl
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iiui u,c vinn-M uiaica nas asked
Iran for permission to set up such
a base, "but Iran undoubted,
will continue to receive militant
aid from the United Stain. " '
man said the foasic decision to re
sume aid had been made, and
that American and Israeli offi
cials are discussing details here
and at Tel Aviv.
Returu Authorized
The foreign aid spokesman said
American aid personnel" have
been authorized to return to Is
rael." He estimated that more
than six Americans already are i
back at their jobs on agriculture,
health, sanitation, education, com
munications and other aid projects.
Aid to Jordan and Lebanon was
cut off in October. There was no
ndication of resumption of aid to
those countries.
Officials said the amount of Is
raeli aid for this year has not
been finally decided. But the Unit
ed States before the October in
vasion had earmarked about 23
million dollars for aid to Israel
during the current fiscal year
ending June 30. Only $400,000 of
this had been allocated to Israeli
aid projects.
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PORTLAND tfi Clyde C.
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lishing Co., reporters Wallace
Turner and William Lambert, and
Portland gambler Big Jim Elkins.
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KISIII TO VISIT INDIA
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Flees in Truck
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Little more than an hour later,
officers here were notified that
Haskell Sullivan, 25, a rejected
suitor of the dead girl, had killed
himself in front of his brother's
house at Nano Chito. Okla., 20
miles from Cove.
Sheriff's officers of McCurtain
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He had been shot between the
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