Yellowstone Lights Seen By UNESCO Tourists
Mrs Henry Watkins reports on a three week UNESCO sponsored bus tour of the northwest. the group visited Yellowstone Park July 23 24 noting Old Faithful Geyser the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone and Yellowstone Lake plus the forested 90 percent lodgepole pine. They saw Indian dances in the evening and toured Shoshone National Forest Buffalo Bill Dam and Shell Canyon before reaching Deadwood and Mount Rushmore highlighting Borglum’s sculpting of the presidents.
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Gardner River Canyon
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Black Hills
South Dakota
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Congo peace efforts hinge on Tshombe reaction to new constitution
Global briefs report that efforts for peaceful Congo unification may depend on Katanga President Moise Tshombe's response to Cyrille Adoula's Sunday presented constitution. The plan proposes provincial autonomy as a step toward looser central government, with no immediate reply from Elizabethville.
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Congo
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Cyrille Adoula
Tshombe
Elizabethville
Adoula
Americans disciplined at Sputnik Camp in Crimea
Moscow radio reports 11 American youths at the Sputnik International Youth Camp in Crimea were disciplined for distributing anti Soviet pamphlets to residents. The incident underscores tensions between visiting Western youths and Soviet authorities during the era.
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Moscow Radio
Sputnik
Crimea
Berlin guards face off at wall as refugee nabbed near barrier
East and West Berlin guards with rifles faced each other across the wall today while police captured a refugee 10 yards from the barrier. No shots were fired, West Berlin police said.
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Berlin
East
West Berlin
Soblen Denied Immigrant Visa by Israel in Bid for Escape
Soviet spy Robert A. Soblen lost another bid to avoid life imprisonment as Israel rejected his immigrant visa request on Sunday, continuing his fight to flee the United States.
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Jerusalem
Robert A. Soblen
United States
Headmaster Expels Four Girls Over Ether Party
Letchworth England AP reports a fashion able coeducational school's headmaster says four girls were expelled after an all night ether sniffing party attended by about 50 teenagers at the home of 17 year old Janet Turner whose parents were away in the south of France.
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Letchworth
England
Janet Turner
France
Ohio collector buys two Veracruz streetcars for museum
Vernon Brookins of Cleveland buys two Veracruz streetcars that operated since 1907. The price is not disclosed. He plans to ship them to a museum in Columbia Park, Cleveland.
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Mexico
Gerald Brookins
Cleveland
Ohio
Brookins
Columbia Park
Canadian ambassador Charles Hebert dies at 63
Charles P. Hebert, the 63 year old Canadian ambassador to the Netherlands, died Sunday from a heart attack in The Hague. His death follows a long career in diplomacy with postings across Europe. Hebert is remembered for strengthening cross border ties and cultural exchanges between Canada and the Netherlands. He is survived by his spouse and colleagues at the embassy.
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the Hague
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Charles P. Hebert
Price Increases Aim to Spur Bulgarian Farm Output
Sofia Bulgaria AP reports new price hikes on basic foods in Communist Bulgaria effective today to spur farmers to raise production. The move signals government effort to boost agricultural output and stabilize the economy amid shortages.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Communist
Farm death casts gloom over Rossville home
Ora Cott, 58, who admitted killing his wife and wounding himself in a Thursday farmstead shooting north of Rossville, died Sunday in a Topeka hospital. police records show he confessed to the slaying before his collapse.
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Topeka
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Rossville
Eisenhower retracts Sweden remark apologizes in Stockholm
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower apologized to Sweden for two years earlier claiming social ism in Sweden raised deaths and drunkenness. At Stockholm station he said he was wrong and had relied on an American magazine. He thanked returning friends who corrected him as he tours Western Europe with his wife and grandchildren.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sweden
Eisenhower
Stockholm
Chicago
Europe
Funeral notices and visits in Urbana area
Urbana area residents attended Ralph Robertson’s funeral at Thayer with relatives traveling from Old Hickory Tennessee and California. Several local families reported hospital stays birthdays and anniversaries while others visited relatives in Chanute Kansas and Tulsa Oklahoma during a busy weekend of travel and family events.
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Ralph Robertson
Thayer
Harold Jensen
Dennis
Lyle Robertson
Virginia
Karen
Old Hickory
Tenn
Water Is Hauled In When Line Breaks
Edwardsville residents hauled water in buckets cans and pitchers to homes from distribution points Sunday as 3 250 homes without running water began to receive restored service. A 12 inch main line break found Saturday morning forced pumps offline and drained the 830 000 gallon reserve. Normal pressure expected by noon today.
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Edwardsville
Water Department
Thompson for Congress campaign appeal card
A political advertisement urging teenagers to persuade parents to vote for J Ed Thompson of the Thompson Ice Cream Co. It notes shared teen memories and is paid for by Don Walker as chair of the Thompson for Congress Committee.
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J. Ed Thompson
Rep
Congress
Thompson Ice Cream Co
Don Walker
Chm
Thompson
Congress Comm
Bowler Hat Safer Britons Are Told
London AP reports Home Office pathologist Dr. Francis Camps advised at a road safety conference that wearing a bowler hat is safer and smarter for Britons. He showed photos of pedestrians struck by cars, arguing the hard brim and crown could lessen head injuries, likening it to a motorcycle crash helmet.
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Home Office
Francis Camps
Camps
Primatene Tablets Offer Prescription Level Asthma Relief
New York report notes Primatene, the leading doctor prescribed asthma formula, is now available without prescription in many states. The tablets claim to open airways, ease congestion, and reduce spasms, offering relief and better sleep with multiple active ingredients working together.
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New York
N. Y
Wall Street’s Earthen Wall Story in New York History
Wall Street in New York City grew from an old fortification built by Dutch settlers to fend off a British invasion. The earthen wall along the coastline shaped the area that would become the financial district.
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