New Crisis Hint as Nationalists and Reds Clash
In Formosa Strait a big air battle leaves four MIGs downed and all Nationalist Sabre jet pilots safe. Washington warns the Peiping regime may seek a broader Far East crisis to test Western defenses and shift domestic concerns away from food shortages and stalled communes.
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Tokyo
Formosa Strait
Formosa
Air Force
Matesu Islands
Peiping
Far East
United States
Europe
Berlin
Mouth to Mouth Technique Adopted by Red Cross
Washington AP The American Red Cross officially adopts the mouth to mouth technique for artificial respiration for adults and children The organization announced Sunday that teaching of the mouth to mouth system will begin immediately in Red Cross first aid and water safety courses.
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Washington
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Broadway backers called angels amid risky investments
The aging theatre scene is framed by quips about Broadway backers as angels and the perils of financing shows. A commentator notes a younger generation and a provocative shift in taste, remarking on risk and innocence in show business finance.
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Robert Q. Lewis
Trash Debris on Highways Linked to Holiday Deaths
AP report notes traffic experts estimate two percent of highway fatalities on holiday weekends stem from litter or debris tossed from vehicles. The piece surveys related quotes and historical trivia about safety and everyday life.
Young Grosvenor Heirs Likely To Break Inheritance Tax
London reports 7 year old Gerald Grosvenor, heir to the Duchy of Westminster, may receive about 28 million dollars from his father to avoid heavy inheritance taxes. The estate, valued at 112 to 168 million, has already paid 19 million in taxes since the second duke’s death in 1953.
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London
Gerald Cavendish Grosvenor
Britain
Gerald
Duchy of Westminister
Duke of
Northern Ireland
Methodists and St Patrick's win in church softball action
In Church Softball League play the Methodists beat First Baptists 86 while St Patrick's defeated Lutherans 14. D Fehr and P Perez homered for St Pat's as A Godinez and L Godinez pitched for the win. J. Drake presided at Gladstone nuptials in unrelated notes.
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Methodists
Church
First Baptists
St. Patrick's
Lutherans
First Baptist
Gary McKenzie
L. Erickson
Bill
Fort Grogan
D. Fehr
P. Perez
St. Pat's
N. Krone
A. Godinez
L. Godinez
Grogan
Burghart
Sandage
Methodist
Lasting Wedding Kiss May Be Necessary
Burton Gladstone faces sentencing in Jacksonville for 38 burglaries he confessed to. Judge William T. Harvey will decide his prison term potentially reaching 305 years. Bride Ehel Lee Bostick, 28, prayed for mercy as she awaited the outcome after their jail wedding.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Burton Gladstone
William T. Harvey
Ehel Lee Bostick
Duval County
Success of Demos Depends on Congress
Washington AP report quotes Democratic national chairman Paul M Butler urging stronger leadership in Congress to deliver a record for the 1960 campaigns. He warned of a tough year ahead unless Congress acts, implying Lyndon B Johnson and Sam Rayburn.
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Washington
Congress
Paul M. Butler
Butler
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
House
Sam Rayburn
Retake of Wedding After Photos Stolen
In Huntington New York Mr and Mrs Roland Earl repeated their wedding May 16 after the original photos were stolen from the photographer The caterer offered to pay for a retake and a special deputy sheriff accompanied the photographer back to his studio to redo the pictures.
Woman Dies After Stopping Insulin for Faith
Wanda Beach 37 of Stanton Michigan died in a Detroit hospital after she discarded insulin believing she was cured during evangelist Ora Roberts services. She had been diabetic since infancy and told her parents she was cured before falling ill in a diabetic coma. An evangelist party member urged people to seek medical advice and not stop treatment.
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Detroit
Wanda Beach
Stanton
Mich
Ora Roberts
William McKee
Barrel Washed Ashore Feared Radioactive
A barrel marked danger radioactive waste AEC washed ashore at Port Orford Oregon on Saturday. Navy officials led by Rear Admiral Frank T Watkins propose it may be empty as Geiger counters showed radiation only from sun reflected off sand. Investigation continues.
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Port Orford
Ore
Frank T. Watkins
13Th Naval District
Seattle
Navy
Balloonist Piccard Launches Massive Helium Craft
Donald Piccard, 33, rode a giant helium balloon car eastward from Buffalo Wyoming with 250 letters to mail when landing near the East Coast. About 6,000 watched the Sunday night launch during Buffalo’s diamond jubilee. Piccard is from Northfield Minnesota and son of pioneer balloonist Jean Piccard.
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Buffalo
Wyo
Donald Piccard
Piccard
Northfield
Minn
Jean Piccard
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