Eight Die In Maine Accidents Over Weekend
The Associated Press reports eight people died in Maine during the weekend. Six were from traffic crashes and two from drownings. Victims include Roland Ducas and Carol Clavette in a three car crash, and 2 year old Gary Chapman among other fatalities.
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Associated Press
Maine
Reed
Roland Ducas
St. Rose
Quebec
Carol Clavette
Madawaska
Upper Aroostook
Edmundston
New Brunswick
Sieunee Kelley Jean Tardiff
Bangor
Richard Tardiff
George Demers
Rumford
Boyd Galusha
Guilford
Monson
Joseph McHugh
South Weymouth
Mass
Falmouth
Fryeburg
Saco
Francis Richardson
Carol
Dixie Lee Brown
Bethe
Miss Brown
Richardson
Gary C. Chapman
Augusta
Vassalboro
Deodorant Ads Rated Worst by National Audience Board
New York AP. A National Audience Board poll of 2 400 community opinion leaders finds deodorant commercials rated lowest among TV programming with 91 percent noses up and 9 percent thumbs down. News weather and sports fare well, while Westerns, mystery adventures, women’s undergarments and drugs rank near bottom.
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National Audience Board
CBS Reports
Chet Huntley
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Twentieth Century
N@ional Audience Board
Ghastly ride haunts survivor seven years on
NEWPORT Kentucky AP One survivor recalls a 30 second dawn crash on Pine Mountain that killed 11 others when a 13 year old car rolled down the mountainside near Whitesburg. The National Safety Council called it the worst single auto accident in history. Maxie left mining for restaurant work, unable to sleep at times, after the fiery crash that killed his wife and three children among others. He had ridden with his brother in law Thomas Brown and four children and a teenage girl in a holiday trip. The car overturned and burst into flames after cresting Pine Mountain. The wreck remains a haunting memory.
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Newport
Hexie Maxie
Kentucky
Maxie
National Safety Council
Thomas Brown
Maxies
Brown
Pine Mountain
Whitesburg
Department Store Shirt Sale on 16 and 17 Neck Menswear
A brief department store notice announces a Chuckle Sign bargain on men’s shirts sized with neck measurements of 16 and 17. The ad cites Copt. Gen. Fea. Corp. as the source.
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Fea. Corp
Britain Seeks European Market entry amid WW II era talks
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan announced Britain will apply to join the European Common Market. He told the House of Commons Britain aims for entry before a long-term arrangement protects Commonwealth partners while negotiations proceed. McCloy to brief Kennedy on Khrushchev talks in Moscow and Berlin tensions.
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Britain
London
Harold Macmillar
Toda Brita
House of Commons
Washington
John J. McCloy
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Berlin
White House
Pierre Salinger
McCloy
Dean Rusk
Moscow
U.S
Rusk
McClo
Belshhev
Hyannis Port
Mass
Salinger
Black Sea
UN Divided Over Special Session For Bizerte Conflict
United Nations deliberations show 46 Asian African members split on backing Liberia’s call for a special August General Assembly session to address France’s Tunisian Bizerte base dispute. Several Asian and African states doubt the move unless Tunisia violence escalates. Turkey Japan and the Philippines echo doubts.
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United Nations
U.N. General Assembly
Bizerte
Asia
Africa
Liberia
France
Tunisia
Mediterranean
Turkey
Japan
Philippines
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Red Manifesto Sparks Hope and Skepticism Across Europe
Western observers greeted the Soviet draft plan with cautious optimism and doubt. Britain questions Khrushchev's willingness to risk war, while Belgian Socialists view the move as political maneuvering. Svenska Dagbladet notes the 20 year horizon makes commitments seem safe. The 45,000 word manifesto promises free housing, healthcare, education, and a six hour workday by 1980 with coexistence toward the West, omitting Stalin.
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Britain
Khrushchev
Svenska Dagbladet
Soviet Union
United States
Lenin
Stalin
Quiet Bizerte Scene Shows Calm After Fighting
AP correspondent Richard K. O Malley visits Bizerte where Tunisian soldiers guard the Casbah while French paratroops patrol nearby. Tanks line streets and a small expatriate crowd gathers as talks of fortifications fade and locals wonder about the next moves in the Tunisia crisis.
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Richard K. O'Malley
Associated Press
Paris
Bizerte
Casbah
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GRB Association
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Edward M. Reilly
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