Plane crashes in Clarkburg yard. three aviators killed
A Capital Airlines DC-3 on a training flight plummeted into a rural Clarkburg yard, killing Capt. C. R. Burke of Fairfax Virginia, R. K. Thomas of Chicago, and H. A. Podgurski of Pittsburgh. Homeowner dodged the fall, sparing his family. The crash occurred near Route 355 with no fire. CAB investigators were dispatched.
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U S Moves to Pull Ground Troops From Japan
Washington says about 30,000 U S ground combat troops will start withdrawal from Japan next month with a July start for the plan. The joint communique promises prompt withdrawal and a substantial force reduction within a year. Negotiations also cover nuclear test cessation, a revised mutual security treaty, and Japan's foreign exchange needs.
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Four GIs Killed On Fort Sill Firing Range
Four riflemen died and ten were injured at Fort Sill Oklahoma during a mock military demonstration when an artillery shell fell short and exploded on the firing range. Identity of victims withheld pending kin notification. An investigation was begun into the shell mishap.
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Hungarian Story Buried in Pravda
Pravda on Saturday carried the first word in the Soviet press about the U.N. report on Hungary. The brief item was buried inside the paper and offered no details about the report which accuses the Soviet Union of brutal methods.
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Chuckle: Husband Never Says I Told You So
A woman notes her husband is wonderful in one respect because he never says I told you so, yet she concedes he frequently reminds her that he does not.
Ray Paul Dies Second Victim of Waterloo Crash
Ray Paul aged 61 of Waterloo died from injuries after a June 13 automobile collision that also killed Ben Butler, 170, Waterloo attorney and former district judge. Paul, vice-president of Bath Packing, had been hospitalized but not in serious condition. two operations were performed as complications set in. Survivors include his sister Mrs. Roy Rook of Cedar Rapids. The other driver, Myron McLaughlin, 21, of Waterloo, was charged with manslaughter and released on $1000 bond. his license was suspended and he has 13 prior traffic arrests in the last five years.
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Graham Appalled In Bowery Visit
The Bowery visit left Billy Graham appalled at the sight of gaunt faces lost in sickness and ruin. He told a Madison Square Garden audience that he and associates spent an hour and a half on lower Manhattan's Bowery and said Jesus would be with those people today who need him most.
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Special Postal Services To Be Raised July
Cedar Rapids news reports that postal authorities plan a rate increase effective July for special services. Officials cite rising operating costs and service demands. Local customers and businesses may face higher charges for expedited and special handling mail.
Postage rates to rise July 1 under new Postal Bulletin
Congress debates higher base postage while most special services such as special delivery certified mail registry money orders and insurance fees increase effective July 1. Notable hikes include special delivery to 30 cents and minimum registration to 50 cents with various money order and insurance increases. Large-mailer fees and list correction charges rise as copies of the new regulations become available in Cedar Rapids.
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Trio Doomed by Reds in Hungary
In Budapest three members of an alleged anti government underground group were sentenced to death by a Communist court for killing a police major.
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Panama Canal records record traffic two years running
Balboa Canal Zone United Press report says commercial traffic through the Panama Canal reached a new record in the current fiscal year, marking the second consecutive year of record throughput. The announcement was issued Saturday.
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Two Men Held in Melchior Heist as Loot Recovered
Los Angeles police say two men were arrested and most of the stolen furs and jewels recovered after three gunmen robbed tenor Lauritz Melchior and his wife at their Hollywood Hills home. Two other suspects remain sought as $11,100 in goods and a $50,000 tiara were reportedly hidden or missing. The case, aided by the FBI and about 20 detectives, hinged on tips and Morgan’s initial arrest.
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Communist Paper Criticizes Chinese Reds in Hong Kong
In Hong Kong the People's Daily published a critic's warning to the Chinese Communist regime. Peiping lecturer Ko Pei Chi urged reform or risk disintegration, citing party abuses and estrangement from relatives. In New York, James W. Ford, 63, former vice presidential candidate on the Communist ticket, died Friday.
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Court Term Extended by Girard Case
The Supreme Court postponed its summer recess to hear arguments over the Girard case. Justices will hear on July 8 after extending the term, disrupting vacations. The case involves William Girard, a U S Army specialist, and concerns a proposed Japanese trial and U S jurisdiction.
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Parrot Mike Holds Ground in Victoria Property Battle
In Victoria British Columbia Mike the parrot, aged about 96, occupies the Wilson mansion site awaiting death in a life lease setup. Hotelier Doug Abrams owns the land and plans a hotel or block but leaves the mansion and aviary untouched for Mike. Wah Mong, the house servant, ensures Mike’s daily brandy. The question remains how long Mike will keep squawking.
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Manchester City Manager Hoag resigns after 15 years
Francis M. Hoag, city manager of Manchester for 15 years, tendered his resignation to Mayor Truman R. Ingels and the city council, effective July 31, to become the first city manager of Crystal Lake, NL, on Aug. 1. He cited personal advancement and praised Manchester’s officials, staff, and citizens as he leaves the city a better place to live and a stronger trading center.
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Ten Miners Die In Gas Explosion At Sapporo Coal Mine
A gas explosion at a Sapporo coal mine Friday night trapped ten miners, all killed. Rescue teams secured the area as officials cited hazardous conditions and ongoing investigations into the blast causes.
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Hells Canyon Bill Advances to House Vote
The Senate 45-38 approved a high federal dam proposal that would flood sites of three private utility dams in Hells Canyon on the Snake River shared by Idaho and Oregon. Public power advocates celebrate. the Eisenhower administration opposes the plan and veto could follow if the House approves.
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Iowa Senators Break With Helling Canyon Bill Vote
Senators Hickenlooper and Martin joined the minority against the Hells Canyon bill while Watkins of Utah warned it would not become law. The measure's fate hinged on a 1959 tax writeoff for Idaho Power and a debated switch by Southern Democrats and some Republicans.
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Doctor Withdraws $1500 Bill After Rescue of Benny Hooper
Manorsville New York based case ends as Suffolk County Medical Society mediation committee rules no bill should have been sent. Dr Joseph Kris withdrew the charge after testimony. Hooper parents Benny and Dr Kris agreed to donate money already received to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Committee emphasized doctors may bill but amounts should reflect the family’s ability to pay.
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Kansas Storm Claims Life In Hutchinson And Strikes Kansas City
A violent storm lashed west central Kansas with hail and 98 mph winds, killing Steve Chlentzos in Hutchinson when a truck terminal roof collapsed. His wife and son were wounded as others hospitalised, motorists trapped by live wires were rescued. Kansas City also faced a midnight thunderstorm with up to 100 mph winds, causing scattered damage and injuries.
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Hoover Conducts Soul Cleansing Trip in California
Former President Herbert Hoover visited Los Angeles on a Saturday for what he called a soul cleansing operation. He said he travels West annually to water his soul because Washington is a poor place to cleanse the soul nowadays.
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