Empty Freight Cars Derailed Near Albany
A broken flange on a gondola wheel caused a southbound New York Central freight wreck one mile south of Albany station at 3 a.m. Wednesday. Fifteen cars derailed, mostly empties, with four into the ditch and one across the tracks. Extensive track and line damage followed, with wrecking crews en route from Dickenson and Columbus to clear the line.
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New York Central
Albany
Dickinson
W. Va
Columbus
Hobson Yards
Middleport
J. W. Crowley
Khrushchev Arrives in East Berlin for East German Tour
Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev lands in East Berlin for a week long tour of East Germany. He denounces West German Chancellor Adenauer policy as a danger to world peace and aims to press Moscow proposals for German unity at a special East German Parliament session.
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Berlin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
East Berlin
East Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Moscow
Khrushchev
Adenauer
Soviet Union
Bulganin
A. I. Mikoyan
Eisenhower Opposes Senate Civil Rights Bill in Conference
President Eisenhower voiced opposition to the Senate version of the civil rights bill as Congress eyed a vote. He declined to say whether he would veto the final measure and stressed his aim to persuade lawmakers rather than threaten. He also defended his foreign aid program and urged long term mutual security funding.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Defense
Wilson
Congressional
Defense Department
Dulles
London
U. S
Congress
United States
Union Rackets Probe Details Dio Linked to Hoffa Power
Witnesses testified that Johnny Dio used unions he controlled to bolster James Hoffa's labor influence in New York. Robert F. Kennedy described paper locals with votes but few actual members to back Hoffa ally John O Rourke. Dio's payments for protection, $800 for services, and Dio’s placement of operatives in locals surfaced as evidence.
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Washington
Senate
Johnny Dio
James R. Hoffa
New York
Robert F. Kennedy
Hoffa
John O'Rourke
Teamsters
Teamsters Union
Midwest
Stanley Lehrer
Brooklyn
Auto Glass Dealers Association of
Greater New York
Dio
Equitable Research Associates, Inc
Lehrer
Stanley Seglin
Kennedy
Seglin
AFL
United Auto Workers
Allied Industrial Workers Union
O'Rourke
Teamsters Joint Council 16
Marshals Fail as Old Rancher Clings to Land
In Alamogordo New Mexico 82 year old John Prather defies a government eviction after three U S marshals fail to remove him from his 27000 acre ranch. Prather barricaded his home Tuesday night and rejects a 209000 Army offer as the land is set for a McGregor firing range extension.
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Alamogordo
N. M
U. S
John Prather
New Mexico
Prather
Texas
Otero County
McGregor
Soviet Union to Aid Syria Under Accord
Moscow reports that the Soviet Union will provide extensive economic and technical aid to Syria under a bilateral agreement signed Tuesday night after two weeks of negotiations.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Syria
Weather outlook for Ohio West Virginia and neighbors
Weather brief notes a warm Thursday after a cool night in Ohio and West Virginia with low around 50 tonight. High Thursday near 83 north to mid 80s south, mostly sunny and more humid, slow warming trend continues with light precipitation possible Friday and Monday. Other cities show varied conditions from clear to cloudy with temperatures from mid 50s to mid 80s.
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Ohelo
West Virginia
Ohio
Albuquerque
Bismarck
Heston
Cleveland
Des Moines
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Memphis
Miami
Sea
Mpla
St. Paul
New York
Teesrtonee
Sonseese
San Diego
San Francisco
Beattie
Traverse City
Clear
Mrs Eisenhower In Fine Condition After Surgery
Washington reports Mrs Dwight D Eisenhower remains in fine condition after Tuesday surgery as doctors continue to monitor her recovery and respond to her health progress.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Rayburn says House delays Senate water bill activity
Speaker Rayburn says it is not propitious for the House to take up the Senate passed water projects bill this session. A House bill awaiting Senate action would appropriate 884 million dollars for fiscal year water projects, with Ohio River Gallipolis 66 thousand and harbors at Cleveland 14.927 million and Toledo 859 thousand among listed items.
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Washington
House
Rayburn
D-Tex
Congress
Senate
Ohio River
Gallipolis
Cleveland Harbor
Toledo Harbor
Man fined for slapping critic of Queen in London
Philip Kinghorn Burbidge, 64, pleaded guilty in Bow Street Court to striking 33 year old Lord Altrincham after an article criticizing Queen Elizabeth II. He was fined one pound or 2.80 dollars for the assault.
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London
Queen Elizabeth II
Philip Kinghorn Burbidge
Bow Street
Lord Altrincham
Altrincham
Burbidge
U S Pushes Eastward Arms Talks With Russia
The United States told the Soviet Union it will not extend aerial inspection to all bases until Asia's Red nations are clearly defined in Russian plans. Harold E. Stassen cited political questions over North Africa Middle East Turkey and Pakistan as complicating expansion. US sources say Russia's ties to China North Korea North Vietnam and Mongolia underlie the broader debate.
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London
United States
Russia
Asia
Harold E. Stassen
U.S
Valerian Zorin
Dulles
Zorin
Outer Mongolia
Red China
Ohio Flu Study Aims For Early Result On Grinnell Conference
Ohio health officials expect results within a week on whether attendees of a Grinnell College conference contracted Asiatic flu. Of 81 Ohio participants, 23 showed mild illness. blood samples from 12 residents across 10 counties are tested for antibodies, with one sample completed but inconclusive.
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Columbus
Ohio Department of Health
Grinnell College
Iowa
Connecticut
Kentucky
Ralph E. Dwork
Dwork
Vinton
Wayne
Hamilton
Pike, Brown
van Wert
Columbiana
Butler
Jackson
Logan
Advertiser Offers Painting Cleaning and Lawn Work
A Messenger Classified ad promotes painting landscaping mowing and cleaning services with a satisfaction guarantee. The advertiser urges readers to place ads to get similar local jobs by calling 26795.
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Messenger
Ohio to Build Three Juvenile Mental Health Hospitals
Ohio plans a three-hospital expansion for juvenile mental health over the next three years. A $1.7 million Sagamore Hills hospital, a $1.6 million Dayton facility, and a $1.5 million Columbus juvenile research hospital will anchor a nearly $10 million program. Construction starts this fall in Columbus and Dayton, with Sagamore Hills beginning next spring.
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Columbus
Ohio
C. Earl Albrecht
State Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Albrecht
Sagamore Hills
Cleveland
Akron
Dayton
Division of
Mental Hygiene
Auto Collision Saves Lives of 4 Children
In Chelsea Massachusetts a driverless car with four children rolled down a hill. Richard J. Grzelczyk 28 steered in front, allowing his car to be struck at the rear to stop the runaway vehicle from hitting a building at the bottom.
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Chelsea
Mass
Richard J. Grzelczyk
Batista Promises Tough Campaign Against Violence in Cuba
In Havana President Eulalio Batista pledges a stepped up police drive after a bombing of a downtown Havana five and dime store. He says it is the duty of all Cubans to act against opponents of his regime and those who shelter them.
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Havana
Eulgencio Batista
Cuba
Batista
Riots Erupt as Chinese Students Rally in Hongyang
More than 1000 high school students rioted in Hongyang central China for two days in June against the ruling communist party. The Red New China News Agency reported the event today.
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Hong Kong
Hongyang
China
Communist Party
Red New China
Japan to Okinawa Marine Transfer Set
The Pen tagon announced the 9th Marine Regiment will be moved from Japan to Okinawa. An advance party of about 7000 troops will depart Japan in a few days to prepare for the main body’s transfer.
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Washington
Pentagon
9Th Marine Regiment
Japan
Okinawa
Department of Defense
McElroy Appointment Hinges On Routine Probe
President Eisenhower weighs Neil McElroy of Proctor and Gamble for secretary of defense after a three day Cincinnati visit. He notes a thorough investigation is required before any cabinet nomination to the Senate and will announce when complete via White House secretary James Hagerty.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Neil McElroy
Defense
Ohio
McElroy
Proctor & Gamble Co
Cincinnati
Wilson
Defense Department
Senate
White House
James C. Hagerty
Monkeys Loose in Suburban Vaccine Lab Test Chaos
Wild rhesus monkeys escaped from Merck Dohme labs in North Wales pa spreading through a 3000 resident community. Police and lab workers netted the animals as children aided the hunt. By today 19 remained unaccounted for after ten were captured and twenty were shot. The animals were to be used in polio and influenza vaccine research but none had been inoculated.
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North Wales
Merck, Sharp and Dohme
Philadelphia
India
Mansfield Reformatory ends brief inmate disturbance
Fifteen highway patrolmen remained on special duty at the Mansfield Reformatory after about 50 inmates demonstrated in the prison furniture shop Tuesday. Arthur L. Glattke said inmates yelled about the food, were quickly quieted, with no injuries or property damage. Operations paused briefly and inmates were confined to cells. routine was to resume today. Glattke did not know how long patrols would stay.
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Mansfield
Mansfield Reformatory
Arthur L. Glattke
Glattke
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