Nitro Parraffin Ban Ordered On Railroad Fallout
An embargo on nitroparaffin shipments was ordered as investigators inspect blasts that damaged property worth over 40 million dollars in Mount Pulaski and similar incidents in New York State. Officials cited possible lightning strike and probe by the Bureau of Explosives continues as residents return home to assess damage.
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Tunisia accuses France of aggression at UN meeting
United Nations Security Council discussions unfold as Tunisia accuses France of premeditated aggression and calls for French troops to withdraw from Tunisian bases. France counters that Tunisian provocation justified defense, while negotiations on a withdrawal near.
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Soviet youths stress science over future prospects
A Soviet born teenager says Soviet students show more interest in science than in the world’s future. The report notes stress on science among youths and hints at shifting priorities within the Soviet education system.
Soviet U S tension cited by Menshikov and Shapiro
Seventeen year old Shapiro of the United Press International Moscow bureau says Soviet students study harder and are four years ahead in science. Menshikov notes tension risks and favors cultural and scientific exchanges to ease standstill between the United States and Soviet Union.
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Police Stop Shotgun Duel in Indianapolis Street Corner
Police halted a planned shotgun duel in northeast Indianapolis after a report of two men meeting to duel. Investigators found both men at home. officers confiscated a shotgun from each residence and an axe as precaution. No charges filed. duel wrongdoing in Indiana was explained.
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Three Charged With Narcotics Sales In Chicago
Police report Thomas Flynt aged 43 and two women Corrine Miller 4 and Lavenia Baskin 17 were charged with selling narcotics in a South Side Chicago area. They allegedly peddled drugs to elementary school pupils after a complaint by parents of a 13 year old boy who bought narcotics at Flynt s grocery store in a predominantly Negro Puerto Rican neighborhood.
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Russians claim 3000-pound Sputnik IH could launch rocket
Russians said on Saturday the 3000 pound Sputnik IH proves it is possible to launch a rocket into space.
Auto contract crisis stalls 1st postwar wage talks
In Washington the House approved a retroactive 10 percent wage hike for more than one million auto workers in a tense UAW United Auto Workers dispute with General Motors Ford and Chrysler. The bill would cost roughly 542 million dollars yearly and extend to government workers 200 million dollars in back pay. GM Ford and Chrysler offered two year renewals but no contract extensions. Reuther warned of long negotiations ahead as inventories and the recession shape bargaining leverage.
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Deferred college loans study outlined by College Life Insurance
AXVIANAPOLIS AI reports a year long feasibility study on long term student loans announced Saturday by College Life Insurance Co of America. President John Burkhart said students must bear a larger share of education costs and federal aid must be avoided unless necessary. The insurer operates in 35 states and aims to show how colleges communities and groups can establish and manage student loan funds.
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Ku Klux Klan Shapes Alabama Governor Runoff Vote
Alabama voters face a runoff between Atty. Gen. John Patterson and Circuit Court Judge George Wallace after no candidate won a majority in the May 6 Democratic governor primary. The Klan issue looms alongside party loyalty in the tight race on the eve of the second election in 28 days.
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East Germany Seizes NATO Photo Plane Over Baltic Coast
East Germany announced that a Belgian NATO photo plane, an American built IRFMF jet, forced to land on the Baltic coast last Thursday, carried weapons and photo gear. The news agency ADN called the act a gross violation of East Germany’s borders and air space. The pilot was unnamed. A spokesman in West Germany said the incident involved stability operations.
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Four Injured Slightly In Plane Crash Near Greenfield
Four people, including pilot Gerald N. Wynn and three Parks Aeronautical College students from St. Louis, escaped with minor bruises after a Piper Tri-Pacer nosed over in a harvested oats field three miles east of Greenfield during a forced landing due to engine trouble. The craft tipped on its nose when landing gear buckled in soft dirt near Greenfield airport. The travelers were Jack Pearson, Edward Cressman, and his wife Jeanne.
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Gerald N. Wynn
Philadelphia
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East St. Louis
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Memorial Day Traffic Toll Drops in 1955
The Associated Press reports 311 traffic deaths during a three day Memorial Day period ending Sunday, with 182 drownings and 88 other accidents, totaling 501. The National Safety Council notes disappointment at the lower toll versus prior estimates, while comparing to 294 nonholiday fatalities over a similar span.
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U.S. Says It Watches Soviet Ships Off Nova Scotia
The State Department announced routine U S surveillance of ships near the U S coast. Soviet trawlers have been sighted. the United States says no international rules are violated and that open seas navigation is not hindered. Russians operate about a dozen vessels near the Grand Banks since 1956 amid ongoing tensions.
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White
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Grand Banks
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What Keeps a Husband Faithful
Experts link a man s fidelity to his mature capacity to love. Counsellors say reasons given for infidelity are self deceptive and mask deeper urges. June Reader s Digest features the article among 34 informative pieces at the newsstand.
Science shows new way with finds healing substance stop itching
A science brief reports researchers identifying a new substance that heals itch by targeting the skin’s nerves. The finding suggests a potential topical treatment that could reduce discomfort for allergy and dermatitis patients. Further trials are planned to verify efficacy and safety.
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