De Gaulle Signals France Will Build Atomic Weapons
Premier De Gaulle told Secretary Dulles France intends to construct atomic weapons with or without access to U S nuclear secrets. Dulles said U S law prevents sharing closely guarded technical information. De Gaulle said France seeks membership in the Atomic Club and will pursue the program through diplomatic channels.
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Private citizen seeks letter of marque to free captives
Lyle H. Munson a former OSS CIA official and now publisher in New York asks Congress for a letter of marque and reprisal to organize an armed expedition against captors of Americans abroad. He cites hostages in Russia East Germany China Cuba and Indonesia and criticizes executive inaction. He sent the petition to the House Speaker and Senate President noting a lack of response.
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Traffic Deaths Rise During Independence Weekend
Holiday traffic deaths rose on the nation's highways entering the Independence weekend with a near record toll. The NSC urged extra caution as millions travel home, noting a potential to avoid a three day record if drivers stay vigilant. Multiple fatal crashes marked the holiday start but later deaths were fewer per incident.
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Six Mississippians Die In Two Car Crash Near Winnfield
Six Mississippians returning from a weekend trip were killed when two cars collided west of Winnfield Louisiana. The dead were William L Venleman 30 Patricia McCurley 10 Rosemary 12 Horace 5 James Murray 17 and Mrs Venleman. Mrs Grady McCurley 35 survived in critical condition. Rev Thomas E Davis of Shreveport was in the other car and in serious condition.
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East German Reds Admit Consulting Soviet on Yanks
East Germany said it sought Russian advice on the 9 U.S. soldiers captured after a helicopter landed in East Germany on June 7. Deputy Foreign Minister Otto Winther stated Soviet officers were consulted under the troop stationing pact, while US demands for Moscow intervention continued.
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C-124 Made Good Emergency Landing Then Sank
Navy ends search for survivors of the C-124 Globemaster crash 600 miles southwest of Honolulu. Boxer's crew rescued 3, with 5 others missing. Survivors say engine trouble caused loss of power and communications leading to a water landing and wing submersion. One body recovered, unidentified. 50 bags of mail and debris found.
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Soviet notes urge U S to prevent repeat air incidents
Moscow says it has considered U S regrets over a U S air force plane entering Soviet airspace. The official note handed to U S Ambassador Thompson calls for urgent action to stop repeats and hints at possible release of the 9 airmen held since the incident.
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Reward Offered For Missing Dog Lily In New York
Mr and Mrs Joseph Winkler offer a $1000 reward for Lily a six year old mongrel terrier missing since June 27 from their hotel room They operated a bilingual placard campaign on upper Broadway along with radio and newspaper ads while remaining in New York to search Lily’s story evokes parental heartbreak and lingering hope
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Soviet Now Inclined to Summit Talk
Soviet policy shows jagged shifts as Moscow leans toward a possible summit. Khrushchev seeks to keep Eastern Europe stable while avoiding weakening party control, amid Western pressures. Menshikov’s return signals possible policy steadiness, but uncertainty remains.
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Cuban Rebels Free 3 More Yank Captives
Three American civilian captives were freed by Cuban rebels and airlifted to Guantanamo Bay. The released men were Alfred F. Smith of New Hampshire Harley F. Sparks of Indiana and Jesse G. Ford of South Carolina. They were abducted July 1 from the United Fruit Co. sugar plantation in Oriente Province.
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Senate Unit Looks for Witnesses in Chicago Racketeering
Senate rackets committee plans two weeks of hearings in Washington to probe mob control of Chicago’s restaurant trade. Witnesses include Tony Accardo and Paul Ricca. missing figures Sam English, Chuck English, Sam Gincana, Gus Alex, Joey Aiuppa, Sam Battaglia are sought. Country: United States.
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U N Observers Face Access Limits in Lebanon Survey
Beir ut Lebanon AP The U N observer team chair Galo Plaza says access to frontier areas is restricted preventing full assessment of whether the United Arab Republic aids Lebanese rebels. He notes Lebanon has provided no evidence to support charges of U A R interference and the first report remains a progress statement.
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Bowles Seeks Democratic Nomination for Congress
Chester Bowles former Connecticut governor and former ambassador to India and Nepal announced in Essex that he will seek the Democratic nomination for Congress from the Second district. Bowles recently lost the party’s nomination for Senate to Thomas J. Dodd of West Hartford.
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Camp Good Health Tribute List Remembrance Donations
A compiled memorial listing shows donations to Camp Good Health including in memory gifts for John and Jimmie, Alpha L. Weiss, Jean Grout, Mrs. Robbie, and various individuals. Contributions range from 3.00 to 20.00 with multiple church groups and public health nurses named among the donors.
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Unclear Funds Ledger Entry Amid Messy Figures
Fragmentary ledger style notes show multiple monetary figures including 4,539.48 8,485.00 and 3,945.52 with unclear labels. The text repeats quantities like 10,00 6.00 and references to fundraising progress, lacking coherent context or identifiable names or events.
Sputnik III Nears Earth Orbit
Tass reports Russia's Sputnik III in lower orbit with a 105.3 minute circuit time. Earlier launch data on May 15 listed a 106 minute orbit, indicating gradual approach toward Earth.
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