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University Daily Kansas
Friday. Feb. 26. 1960
Second Air Disaster In Two Days Kills 25
SHANNON, Ireland — (UPI)—A New York-bound Italian airliner which had just taken on 7,000 gallons of gasoline "blew into 10 million pieces" on departure early today and rained survivors, bodies and wreckage onto a nearby cemetery.
Brendan Murray, assistant Shannon Airport manager, said 25 persons were killed outright, 25 persons were in critical condition in hospitals and that two of the 52 passengers and crew aboard the Alitalia DC-7 were "unaccounted for."
Ten of the passengers were American citizens.
It was the second major air disarray in two days. At least sixty-one persons, possibly 67, were killed yesterday in Rio de Janeiro when a U.S. Navy transport plane crashed in flight with a Brazilian airliner during President Eisenhower's state visit to Brazil.
Plane Crash Blamed on Navy
A Shannon Airport spokesman
RIO DE JANEIRO — (UPI) — The air ministry said today a big U.S. Navy plane probably was to blame for the collision over Sugar Loaf Mountain which killed at least 61—and possibly 67—persons here yesterday. About 40 of the dead were Americans.
A ministry spokesman said the Navy DC-6 which collided with a Brazilian DC-3 over the cloudshrouded peak apparently had strayed from its assigned course. The U.S. embassy declined comment.
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said the cause of the Alitalia crash appeared to be "engine failure" on takeoff. He said he believed the plane did not explode in flight but on impact with the ground, sending flames up so high people thought it was an explosion in air.
The flames were seen 30 miles away.
Hoffa Labeled As Dishonest
WASHINGTON — (UPI) — The Senate rackets committee, closing its books on three years of investigation, accused Teamster President James R. Hoffa today of "complete dishonesty" and contempt for law and order.
But the committee also charged that "lack of moral courage and sense of public responsibility on the part of employers" was one of the biggest contributing factors in labor-management corruption.
MANHATTAN — (UPI)— Elation turned to dejection today for many Kansas State University students involved in yesterday's effort to force a holiday.
K-State Offenders Face Expulsion
James A. McCain, K-State president, advised the university's 22 fraternity presidents that they should take the responsibility for their members and "see that it doesn't happen again."
The jubilant students blocked every entrance to the campus for several hours in celebration of the basketball team's victory over KU to go back on top in the Big Eight standings.
The Tribunal, a student-faculty court which rules on discipline problems, said the offenders would be expelled from school although they would be given the right to appeal their cases.
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Annual Art Conference Is Today, Tomorrow
KU's 11th annual Art Education Conference started today and will continue through tomorrow noon.
The conference leader will be Viktor Lowenfeld, professor of art education at Pennsylvania State University.
Prof. Lowenfeld is the author of "Creative and Mental Growth," a text used by more than 180 American colleges and universities. He has also contributed extensively to many journals and magazines, and retains active membership in six art associations, committees and societies.
Prof. Lowenfeld has lectured throughout the United States and Europe and has appeared before all of the national and regional art education associations in this country.
He attended the College of Applied Arts and Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna, Austria. He received his doctorate in education from the University of Vienna.
Art exhibits shown in conjunction with the conference can be seen at: the Art Museum; the south lounge. Kansas Union; the department of design, Strong Hall; the department of drawing and painting, Strong Hall, and the art education rooms at Bailey Hall.
The conference program is: Today
3:00 Tea honoring Prof. Lowenfeld, south lounge, Kansas Union
6:00 Dinner, Jayhawk Room, Kansas Union
Saturdav
8:00 "The Nature of Creativity," Prof. Lowenfeld, Ballroom, Kansas Union
9:00 "Meaningful Integration of Art in a School Program," Prof. Lowenfeld, Ballroom, Kansas Union
10:00 Discussion
12:00 Adjourn
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