U S Opportunity In European Bloc
American businessmen view the European Common Market and Outer Seven as open doors for U S firms. They note rising European industry and consumer prosperity, while warning tariffs and stronger intra bloc trade could challenge exports. England seeks terms with the Inner Six as Europe grows.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
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Many Pitfalls Await Summer Vacationer
HAL BOYLE reflects on summer hazards from sunburn to mosquitoes as he avoids the outdoors. He jokes about staying indoors in air conditioning and shares family misadventures from picnics to camping, noting heat and mishaps mark the season.
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New York
Nash to Head Indian Affairs in Kennedy Cabinet
President Kennedy named former Wisconsin Lt Governor Phil lip Nash as Commissioner of Indian Affairs. Nash will replace acting commissioner John O Crow. Crow becomes deputy commissioner. Nash, 51, hails from Wisconsin Rapids and served as special assistant to Truman and to the director of war information.
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Kennedy
Phillip Nash
Wisconsin
Nash
John O. Crow
Rolla
Crow
Indian Bureau
Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
Truman
Department of Interior
White House
Director of War Information
Old Battery Shell Shelters Ottawa Resident From Heat
In Ottawa an elderly man named Leland Chamberlain explains a Santa Fe battery shell repurposed as a tornado shelter underground. The egg shaped chamber sits 50 feet deep and five feet wide with a chair and transistor radio inside. Chamberlain, a former railroad signal man, says it cost about 3 cents to move and install and can hold four to five people for short relief from heat or storms.
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Ottawa
Leland Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Santa Fe
Main Street
Mrs. Chamberlain
Gulf floods shut Mexican ports as rains ease
Torrential rain forced the closure of all Gulf ports in Mexico. Flooding risk lingered with evacuations of 80 villagers near Veracruz. Landslides halted Veracruz to Mexico City rail service and bridges were washed out.
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Veracruz
Castro to visit Soviet Union and UAR after Belgrade
Report says Fidel Castro will travel to the Soviet Union and the United Arab Republic following the Belgrade conference of uncommitted nations. The Cuban embassy cannot confirm the tale.
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Fidel Castro
Soviet Union
United Arab Republic
Belgrade
Russia
al Ahram
Castro
Ideal Weather Opens 28th Soaring Championship
Ideal weather with fair skies and warm temperatures was forecast for the opening of the 28th annual national championships of the Soaring Society of America at Wichita Municipal Airport. Fifty of the nation’s top sailplane pilots are entered. event runs through August 10.
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Wichita
Soaring Society of America
Wichita Municipal
Truman and Anderson to Speak at Kansas Legion Convention
In Wichita Harry S Truman and Governor John Anderson are set to address attendees at the Kansas American Legion Convention. The event runs from Friday to Sunday with opening activities planned Friday evening. A Cairo note mentions the newspaper annual parade and a drum contest on Saturday.
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Harry S. Truman
Guv
John Anderson
Kansas American Legion
Cairo
al Ahram
Ammonia fumes force tens of thousands from Illinois homes
In Peoria area, a coupling failure during ammonia transfer from a barge to a dockside tank sent fumes across Bartonville Creve Coeur North Pekin and East Peoria. About 10 000 to 19 hospitalizations occurred with evacuation lasting over four hours before residents could return home.
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Illinois River
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Creve Coeur
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East Peoria
Creve Coer
Bradley University
Illinois
Hannah City
1962 Model Work Starts
Production of 1962 model passenger cars begins next Monday with Studebaker-Packard first to roll out its new line. SS plans call for 66 cars per hour at South Bend, the fastest rate since last fall, while Oldsmobile Pontiac and American Motors prepare to start Aug 14. Buick Cadillac and Chrysler follow closely as Ford delays its changeover longest. several plants are already closed or ending this week with some schedules extending past midmonth.
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Studebaker-Packard
South Bend
Oldsmobile
Pontiac
American Motors
Buick
Cadillac
Chrysler Corp
Chevrolet
Ford Motor Co
Everest Bank Robbery Hits Union State Bank in Everest
A lone gunman robbed the Union State Bank in Everest Kansas of about 350 dollars. He forced Roy Ruth bank president and Emma Ruth and Robert Ruth to the floor while Emma Ruth filled a sack with cash. The car used in the escape was stolen from an Atchison dealer. FBI joined the search.
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Everest
Kan
Union State Bank
Kansas
Atchison
Roy Ruth
Emma
Robert
Ruth
FBI
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