Nitro-Paraffin Ban Ordered On Railroad
An embargo on rail shipments of nitro paraffin was ordered by a government agency pending investigation into a tank car explosion in Mount Pulaski Illinois that killed two people and injured more than 40 others. Investigators search wreckage while residents return home.
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Tunisia says France guilty of Nersai provocation
The Tunisian government accuses France of clear cut and premeditated armed aggression and asks the United Nations Security Council to order French troops out of Tunisia while negotiations on a suspension of nuclear tests continue. Dulles says talks progress with Britain France and others.
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Memorial Day plane crash near Greenfield injures three students
The pilot Gerald N Wynn 21 of Philadelphia reported engine trouble in a Piper Tri Pacer and attempted a dead stick landing a mile from Greenfield airport. The gear buckled on soft dirt and the plane nosed over. Passengers were three Parks Aero Nautical College students from St Louis ill Jack Pearson 21 Edward Cr es man 24 and his wife Jeanne 23 from Collinsville OL.
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Memorial Day Traffic Toll Records Set Across Nation
AP tally shows 371 traffic deaths over a three day Memorial holiday along with 132 drownings and 88 other fatalities, totaling 591. Safety officials lament the record despite efforts to curb holiday deaths and compare with 448 for a nonholiday period and 660 for last year’s four day observance.
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Auto talks continue as 500000 workers stay on job
In Detroit, about half a million auto workers continued a work stoppage scare with negotiations ongoing. The day passed with no violence or major disruption as unions and manufacturers pursue a settlement amid broader industry tension.
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Raise Approved For 1 000 000 U S Workers
The House backed a retroactive 10 percent pay raise for more than one million federal workers including those in government contracts amid a flurry of postwar pay actions. The measure, part of a broader package, heads to a House-Senate conference to resolve differences with a Senate version providing a 7.5 percent raise. President Eisenhower had urged a 6 percent boost without retroactivity.
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Ku Klux Klan Attends Alabama Vote Runoff Fight
In Alabama on the eve of a runoff, the Ku Klux Klan looms amid a crowded governor race. Voters pick between John Patterson and George Wallace after 14 candidates failed to secure a majority. Ballot also features 17 State Democratic Executive Committee seats and loyalty oath fate. Patterson led the May 6 first primary. Wallace was runner up.
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East Germany Seizes NATO Photo Plane On Baltic Coast
East Germany says an American built RF-4 jet used for weapons and reconnaissance was forced down on the Baltic coast during a training flight. ADN called it a gross border and air space violation and did not confirm how the plane was neutralized. The pilot was not named and a West German Allied spokesman indicated it was a training mission.
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Russians claim Sputnik III proves space rocket feasibility
Washington based UPI report says Russia asserts its 3,000 pound Sputnik III demonstrates feasibility of an outer space rocket. The piece notes U.S. unemployment concerns and Ford Vice President John S. Bugas comments on avoiding excuses for plant shutdowns and inventory depletion while blaming workers.
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Police Halt Shotgun Duel In Indianapolis
Police hurried to a northeast Indianapolis street corner after reports two men planned a shotgun duel. Investigators found them at home thinking it over, each with a confiscated shotgun and an ax as precaution. No charges filed, but dwelling illegal in Indiana.
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Poland to allow U S magazine sales in Poland
Poland agreed to permit the United States to sell a monthly magazine in Poland. Distribution of the Polish language America will begin in December with 30,000 copies and 2,000 more by the embassy in Warsaw to officials and educators. The Polish government plans a similar magazine in the United States.
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Deferred College Payments Evaluated
INDIANAPOLIS—A three year study of the feasibility of long term loans for college students was announced by College Life Insurance Co. of America. President John Burkhart said students will pay a larger share of education costs, making long term loans a necessity if federal aid is avoided. The firm operates in 35 states and aims to guide colleges and communities in establishing student loan funds. Also notes William Congreve was once a law student.
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U S Says It Watches Soviet Ships Off Nova Scotia
The United States informed the Soviet Union it is conducting routine surveillance of shipping off the U S east coast near Nova Scotia. State Department said Navy reconnaissance does not violate international rules and that freedom of navigation is not compromised. Soviets criticized U S planes over their trawlers but Washington maintained constant monitoring exists for security and identification purposes.
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What Keeps a Husband Faithful
Reader's Digest offers a feature titled What Keeps a Husband Faithful exploring fidelity in marriage. Experts link a mature capacity to love to fidelity and note men’s unfaithful reasons often mask deeper urges.
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