Pilots’ Failure To
See Each Other
Cause of Crash
WASHINGTON, UP!—'The Civil
Aeronautics Board says failure of
the pilots to see each other’s
planes in time probably caused
the collision of two airplanes over
the Grand Canyon last June 30.
The crash, four miles in the air,
killed all 128 persons aboard. It
was the worst civil air accident
on record.
Reporting on its investigation
of the crash, the board found it
“impossible to determine why
the pilots did not see each other.”
But CAB suggested, among other
explanations, the possible inter
ference of clouds above the
21,000-foot altitude.
The report also spoke of “pre
occupation with matters unrelated
to cockpit duties, such at attempt
ing to provide the passengers with
a more scenic view of the Grand
Canyon area.”
The report said “there was no
evidence of malfunction and from
all the evidence . . . the board
believes there was none.”
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Audrey Evans and
James Anderson
United in Matrimony
Audry R. Evans, daughter of
Mr. Charles Thorpe of Loomis,
Wash., became the bride of James
V. Anderson in a double ring
ceremony Wednesday evening.
Rev. Willard Mecklenburg of the
Methodist Church performed the
ceremony at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Luther Dunbar.
Mr. Anderson is the electrician
for the Alaska Telephone and
Telegraph Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar were the
couple’s attendants. Mrs. W.
Mecklenburg gang “I Love You
Truly,” and “The Lord’s Prayer.”
Mrs. Dunbar played the accom
paniment and also played- the
wedding music.
Following the ceremony re
freshments were served to a few
invited guests.
The young couple will make
their home at the Waldheim resi
dence on B. Street.
GREETINGS
i
FROM
SUNNY CALIFORNIA
“JESUS CHRIST IS RISEN.
AS HE SAID.”
“I took Him as my Saviour;
you take Him, too.
HAPPY EASTER TO ALL
Sincerely,
Richard Nershak Jr.
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