Bermuda Braces as Arlene Whirls in Atlantic
Hurricane Arlene tracked through the Atlantic threatening Bermuda as winds neared 85 mph. A hurricane hunter reported intensification, with the storm circling the region and altering course near lat 29.5, long 68.4 west. The Weather Bureau stated no threat to the U.S. mainland, while political dispatches from Moscow noted East-West tensions and upcoming laws.
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Black Sea
Rusk
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Namin
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Sjton
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Execua
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Scvasion Group
P-H
Charles Hendricks
Leningrad
Wheelayi
Two Die In Truck Train Crash Near Moscow
A truck and a freight train collided at a railroad crossing near Moscow with two Michigan men killed. The southbound truck struck the crossing with the lead engine, derailing a dozen cars. the truck driver from Grand Rapids and a railroad brakeman died. Police reported both survivors were injured but not fatally.
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Moscow
East Germany
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Khrushchev
Chesapeake & Ohio
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Mos
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Lloyd Chambers
Grand Rapids
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Muskegon
Mich
Young Focomy
City Memorial Hospital
Mayerott
Faironia
Bryant denies receiving any play information in court
In federal court Bryant testifies he never received or passed along secret plays for the Georgia–Alabama game. He insists he would not have shared such information and claims he is for Alabama, not Georgia, as Curt Butts presses for details of alleged conversations and notes.
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Curtis Jcrets
Pos
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Walt
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Maryland
Kentucky
Texas
Cenge P. Burnett
Eisenhower
Butts-Bryant
U.S
Bear Bryant
Caenj
Imease Turneo
World Council Report Shows Church Unity Efforts
A Montreal study notes recommendations from the Fourth World Council on Faith and Order. It urges churches to examine education materials, ecumenical commitments, and worship practices to foster unity, while addressing racial prejudice and structural barriers. Believers are urged to reflect Christ’s liberty and seek inclusive fellowship.
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Christ
Ims
Loyland
Anti Davalier Attack Fails Reported by Invaders
Eighteen uniformed men claiming to be Haitian invasion force members returned across the Dominican border and said their bid to topple President Francois Duvalier failed. They said most fled into the mountains after being cut off from the main group. A Haitian communique said the invasion was crushed by local troops after crossing from the Dominican side and repelled at Fort Liberta.
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Dominican Republic
UPI
Francois Duvalier
Port Au
France
Haiti
Fort Liberte
Kennedy Urges Senate to Ratify Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
President Kennedy asked the Senate to ratify the historic nuclear test ban treaty, claiming it would enhance U S security more than continued unlimited testing. He said it could lead to further agreements with the Soviet Union and be an opening wedge to manage nuclear dangers.
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Washington
Kennedy Baby Improves After Birth in High Pressure Chamber
Boston reports President Kennedy's newborn son Patrick Bouvier Kennedy remained in serious condition but showed improvement after a pressurized chamber treatment. A medical team worked around the clock as doctors monitor his breathing and heart rate in a desperate effort to aid the premature infant born weighing 4 pounds 10 ounces.
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Pierre Salinger
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
Salinger
Triple Death Wreck Probed By Officials
The Tuesday night Indiana 9 Linwood Road crash killed three: Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Curtis of Daleville and their grandson Gary Reed of Yorktown. Coroner Cecil Carmichael and Sheriff Paul Ravage said deaths were accidental with no fault found by either driver. Pettigrew’s northbound car hit the Curtis southbound vehicle during heavy rain. Elmer Hickman, a Pettigrew passenger, was listed satisfactory at Community Hospital. Seat belts saved the men from more serious injuries. Curtis and Reed died at the scene. Mrs. Curtis died later at the hospital. Funeral services set for Yorktown at 2 p.m. today at Richman Prillaman Funeral Home.
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Paul Ravage
Carmichael
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Daleville
Gary Reed
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Robert Pettigrew
Curtis Auto
Elmer Hickman
Pettigrew
Young Reed
Richman-Prillarman
Mail system detail ends with ZIP code 30731
A light article notes the final step in the Post Office new mail system, confirming a ZIP code example as 30731. The playful line urges addressing mail with correct ZIP numbers, citing a humorous exchange from Grave Valley, California.
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Washington
UPI
Saure
Fisher Brothers Auto Body Pioneer Charles T Fisher Dies
Detroit pacing auto body pioneer Charles T Fisher aged 83 and second oldest of the Fisher brothers died at Harper Hospital. He and his siblings built a vast auto body operation later sold to General Motors Corp. Survivors include brothers William A Edward F and Alfred J. Fisher.
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Charles T. Fisher
Fisher Brothers
Automotive Fame
Harper Hospital
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Edward F
Alfred J. Fisher
General Motors Corp
Eisenhower Receives Warm Welcome in Normandy Village
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower is greeted by hundreds of villagers in a Normandy town where American troops fought after D-Day. The event highlights the enduring ties between the United States and the region as Ike visits sites linked to World War II.
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France
UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Normandy
Outstanding 4-H Fair Events Listed
Readable event schedule for Alexandria Kiwanis Club and Madison County 4H, featuring horse and pony entries and judging, homemakers dress revue, record fair, home show, and processing exhibits with dates and times.
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Jedge
Homemakers
Cua
Mary Lew Eads
William Barns
Jedges
Alexandria Kiwanis Club
Madison County
Railroad Mediation Push Aims Settlement On Firemen Issue
A government mediator said a new drive will seek an agreement on the firemen dispute before Tuesday. Assistant Labor Secretary James Reynolds said a tentative settlement would be presented to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen's decision-making body next week.
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Washington
UPI
James’ d. Reynolds
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemer
Nicholson File plant workers walk off amid protest
Nicholson File Co announces an efficiency path triggering a walkout by more than 90 employees. United Steel Workers Local 194 backs the men as a strike vote is set for the afternoon. John Burton Jr. urges workers at the plant to protest an unfair plan and seek job security amid layoffs.
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Elbert Koon
United Steel Workers Local 194
UN Ysion
Jat Nicholson
Powers to quit FBI for sweepstakes job in New Hampshire
Edward J. Powers former FBI special agent in charge in Indianapolis resigns to become director of the New Hampshire sweepstakes. He will take office August 26 at a salary of twenty thousand dollars a year, the state's highest, as production and plant operations shift under a new system.
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Edward J. Powers
FBI
Indianapolis
New Hampshire
BUTWA
KuTipany
A Powers
Anderson Products
Major post office robbery echoes historic heists
A London style post office train robbery in the 1950s inspired by famed Brinks and Glasgow to London raids. Masked bandits seized safes and mail sacks, with police hinting at underworld links and a prize offered for informants. Police speculate the haul could reach several million dollars, but the case remains unsolved.
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