Five nursing students die in Duke related crash
Clarence Suggs was injured, Reynolds unharmed, and Miss Wright, Miss Witing, and Miss Weight died in a three way crash near Deerfield Beach. The Duke School of Nursing mourns five exemplary students as a memorial service planned at Duke University Chapel.
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Clarence Suggs
Reynolds
Ann M. Jacobansky
Duke School of Nursing
Miss Wright
Miami
Fort Lauderdale
Miss Witing
Miss
Flaming Headon Crash Kills Six in California
A two-vehicle crash on the Crows Landing road near Modesto killed six young men and left two others seriously injured. Drivers Janice Green, 17, of Modesto and Darryl Borges, 21, of Gustine died, with four others burned in the flames.
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Judesto
Cal
Ged Tarlay
Crows Landing
Modesto
Janice Green
Green
Sherman L. Frlatell
Dareel Smith
Allen Berry
Modest
Hames
Stephen Halapin GOP figure dies in tristate area
Stephen Halapin a GOP figure dies after a life spanning Greboslovakia to Connecticut He attended Wallersville Barnum and Bridgeport high schools and the State Trade School learning machinists trade He owned a car business since 1940 with several relatives surviving including wife Anna Radachowsky Halapin two sons Donald and a daughter Virginie six grandchildren and three brothers Services planned at Adzima funeral home then Ste Tub the Baptist Carpathian Russian Greek Catholic church with burial in St Johns Cemetery
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Greboslovakia
Ilstagin
Wallersville
Barnum
Bridgeport
Ber ‘Kelsey
Kelsey
Hanit Brookaverte
Anna Radachowsky Halapin
Donald Halapin
Trums
Mra
Virginie [Knapp
Framingham
Mass
Andrew
Shelton
John
Trumbull
Joseph Halaspin
Chuda-Vistm
Calif
Adzima Funeral Home
Ssl
Arctic Street
Ste Tub the
John Markovich
St. John's Cemetery
Stretford
Bridgeport Puta
Counei Chamiegne
Stratford Town Hall
McGrathen
New York
Storing Community House
Stratford
Yale Golf Association
Westpark
YMCA
Ruth Lathrop McCracken
Susan McCracken
Stelton
Tla
Huewe
Dennis and D'Arcy
Albert W
Four Die as Car Plunges Into Creek in Texas
In Marshall, Texas, four youths perished when a car veered off U.S. 80 near Marshall, overturned into a creek four miles west. Victims Morris Alexander Elder 4 Harold Kenneth Bustick 22 Miss J Bat Kenney 21 and Miss Paula Stevenson 2 of Sulphur La. Were identified. Police said the vehicle struck a culvert before entering the stream, trapping occupants inside after the impact. Passersby spotted the submerged car with only the tires showing.
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Aarshall
Tex
U.S
Here
Morris Alexander Elder
Harald Kenneth Bustick
J. Bat Kenney
Marshall
Paula Stevenson
Sulphur
Four Teens Die in Coast Crash Near Livermore
Four teenage girls were killed and four companions critically injured when one car plowed into the top and year of another on Gile road, three miles east of Livermore, California.
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Coast Hilton
Livermore
Calif
Gile
Flooding forces sandbag relief along Big Sioux river
Flood area along the Big Sioux in Riverside Park faced seepage and rapid water rise after a spring storm. National Guard patrolled Pacific Junction while the Cedar River crested at 19.26 feet in Waterloo and nearby towns reported rising water and evacuations.
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Riverside Park
Duces
Camilies
Sioux City
Glenwood
National Guard
Pacific Junction
Waterloo
State St Man Held In Knifing Of Woman
Wesley Math, 33, of 447 State Street, held on assault with intent to rob charges after a knife attack near State Street. A second driver, Pauline Rul, 330 State Street, injured in a two car collision near Seven Sisters, required medical care at Park City Hospital. Wreck involved Mary Jane Kijngort Tracy California and Roberta Montgomery 15 Neacy Botinwell 16 Dorothy Zaro 16 all passengers in the struck car.
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Wesley Mathas
State Street
Highway Patrol
the Mathas
Pauline
State Sirtet
Mie Uead
Mary Jane Kijigort
Tracy
Calif
Roberta Montgomery
Neacy Botinwell
Dorothy Zaro
Livermore
He Stnick
Woman Arrested Over Liquor Charges in Circuit Court
A woman was arrested yesterday on liquor disposal without a permit charges. Police booked her at Mai Street address, bailed at 500 dollars, and she awaits arraignment in Circuit Court.
Police Nab Driver Salesman On Wage Count Charges
Herman Hopking, 30, of Willian street, jailed by Bridgeport police for driving while license suspended. George Erbureck, 885 Maple Street, posted bail for pending hearing. Stephen Nacavitel, 20, of Adams street, arrested for wage count violations and released on bail. Bond amounts ranged from 500 up to 1,000 dollars.
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Herman Hopking
Willian Street
State
George Erbureck
Maple
Saleman
Bridgeport
Stephen
Adams
Raburéck
Cire Cey
Driver Injured in Pike Crash Near Bridge Abutment
Theodore Smith of Bridgeport was injured when his car struck a bridge abutment on the Connecticut turnpike in the eastbound lane and was pushed into a passing bus. He was treated at Park City hospital and released. Smith, 2, from Edgewood Avenue, faced reckless driving charges and was released on $100 bond.
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Bridgeport
Park City Hospital
Theodore Smith
BO Edgewood Avenue
John Wargo
Smith
Spreways, Te
Willard Spinney
Werthsre, Lass
SAC confirms attack scare amid fragmented alarm system
A SAC spokesman confirmed an attack scare but could not specify the alarm date without records review. He noted multiple backup lines now run in separate channels instead of a single connection, and hinted the incident may have been a false alarm.
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Wal
SAC
Transit Strike Ends In Boston With Contested Tax Probes
Boston transit strike ended after union talks with Gen Whitney and Caplin's assurance of fair handling of fines. The walkout disrupted service across Boston and 13 surrounding communities, delaying travel for 400,000 commuters and triggering large revenue losses. Director Caplin said IRS will pursue targeted small area surveys to uncover unreported income and boost tax collections.
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Caplin
Boston
Lambrow
Superior Court
Lewis R. Goldberg Benning
Whitney
Ned
National Guard
Massachusetts
Shire Prison
MTA
Nidmie
Sean C. Cushing
Boston Reta ‘Trade Board
Washington
Mortimer Caplin
They
Internal Revenue Service
Fardyne
Ark
TBS
Dallas County
Arkansas
Syere
Chamber of Commerce
Father Advance
Tai Aly Figitire
Captin
Treasury Department
IRS
Woman Driver Arrested in Virginia Calhoun Case
Virginia Calhoun, 25, of 70 Trumbull Avenue, was arrested Saturday on charges of reckless driving and having no operators license. She is free on $300 bail pending a hearing this week in Circuit Court.
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Virgina Calhoun
Trumbull Avenue
Electric Talks Resume Tuesday In Local 483 Negotiations
Talks will resume Tuesday afternoon at the Stratfield hotel between Local 483 electricians of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers NECA and contractors. The contract covering 36 NECA locals and 200 plus TREW electricians expired Saturday midnight. Both sides say no strike will occur and remaining issues may go to the Council on Industrial Relations if unresolved locally.
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Stratfield
International ‘Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
National Electrical Contractors Association
NECA
TREW
Council of Industrial Relations For
Union International
Council
Washington
Storm shifts threaten shoals and boatmen warned
Coast Guard warns boatmen from Massachusetts to Florida as this sealing season begins. A northeast storm altered channels and moved markers, making charts obsolete. The Coast Guard and U S Geological Survey work to update more than 20 charts over 1 080 miles of Atlantic coast, with finished charts expected later.
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New York
Coast Guard
Massachusetts
Florida
Sal
U.S
Briton Plans to Drive to Israel to Save Bride From Army
Jeremy Surler, on furlough from the Royal Air Force, begins a 9,000 mile journey with a car and two bicycles to reach Tel Aviv before August. He aims to wed Nomi Rosenberg before she is conscripted into the Israeli army, hoping to avoid her two year service. He estimates needing about 100 pounds for the trip, planning a route through France, Austria, Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, Turkey, and Syria.
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Israel
London
Jeremy Surler
Jeremy
Mary
Nomi Rosenberg
Afi
T Nomi
Wall
Tecemy
Jeremy Wet
Tel Aviv
Royal Air Fore
Sharjah
Esravl
Jeter
Gard Jeremy
Air Force
Biller
Poink
Fayerem Lomdon
Jlo
France
Austria
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Turkey
Syria
Guido Seeks to Form Cabinet Acceptable to the Military
In Buenos Aires Maria Guido aims to form a cabinet acceptable to the military three days after Frondizi’s ouster. The armed forces broadcast a call for a political truce to ease consultations among democratic sectors as Guido weighs a balance between Radicals and Popular Radicals while purging Peronist and leftist elements.
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Buenos Aires
Maria Guidio
Artila Frondizi
Argentina
Prondizi
Guidiis
Frondizi
Din
Guido
Congress
Senate
Juan D.peron
Commuumists
Castro
Finn
Witness balks at Cuban trial report
Prisoners now on trial in Mae Ana face a closed hearing. Diplomatic sources said the case was given to the Casino government by the Canadian embassy in Havana. One of the prisoners, Duncan Nelson Lethbridge, is a neutralized Canadian. Nidenbacher said he hoped there would be no death sentences. Canada voiced concern over proceedings behind closed doors.
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Caplin
Senate
Cre
Univer
IRS
Mae ‘Ana
Havana
Duncan Nelson Lethbridge
Nidenbacher
Canada
Church May Oust Segregationists in Louisiana Archdiocese
A group led by Mrs. Gaillot pressures Archbishop Cody to act against segregation supporters while opposing school integration. The faction, including lawyer Emilie Wagner, claims God demands segregation and seeks a personal meeting with the archbishop. Vociferous pickets target Cody as debates over Catholic school desegregation continue.
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Wagner
John PB. Cody
Cody
Archbistian Cody
Christ
Rebecca
Gaillot
Reamutes
Louisiana
Rummel
Citizens Council
Groton
John
Miami
Nolte
East Lyme
Lerstale
Nolie
General Challenges Solon to a Duel in Buenos Aires
Argentine army general Franklin Rawson publicly challenged Congress member Roberto Galeano to a pistol duel over accusations of sedition. The duel was reportedly called off after no immediate acceptance from Galeano, echoing a 1955 incident when Adm. Isaac Rojas fought Saleano in a secret location, both avoiding police.
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Solon
Buenos Atres
Franklin Rawson
Franfizi
Adm
Isaac Rojas
Saleano
Buenos Aires
Galeano
Frondizi
Rojas
Juan D. Peron
Eva
GOP Club to Meet at Mrs Gustavson Home
The Third Salstriet Republican clubs will meet at Royal Tuesday in the home of Mrs Ante Gustavson on Wilson Street.
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Salstriet Republican Clubs
Royal Tuesday
Ante Gustavson
Wilson Street
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W. Lurtis
Beylualag
St. Teresa’s
Ehiteh
Demadinion
Gormley
Junion
Siste
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Gen. Whitney
Sporchiller
W. W. H’oragken
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Interor
Suido
Rodolfo Martinez
Defense Minster
Frondtzl
Martinez
Eduardo Augusto Garcia
The
Oganization of American States
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Garcia
Church
Notte
Speeder
GOP Club
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