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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1958
Page
6
President Eisenhower, speaking at Mount St. Mary's College in Emmitsburg, says the United States must assume a strong role in global affairs or risk losing freedom at home. He calls for continued exploration of frontiers and more crusades, warning against dislocation and misapprehensions.
A Catholic college dean urged 120 graduates to consider the global struggle against atheistic communism and the awakening masses worldwide. He cited long efforts needed to solve racial problems and juvenile delinquency while stressing the importance of religious faith in free government.
Memorial Day three day period reports a record total of 371 lives lost in traffic incidents across the nation. The Associated Press tallies include 260 motorist deaths, 152 drownings, and 31 other miscellaneous fatalities during July 4 to 6 local time. Comparisons note 445 total for non holiday period and 660 for the four day Decoration Day observance last year.
Fredericksville traffic toll estimate fell as final club elections named Mary Louise Cork of Noyes Avenue and Betty May Tompkins of Summit Drive to student posts. Mary Washington College graduates placed in key roles as Charleston and West Virginia delegates pressed for turnout.
A list titled Holiday Deaths by States presents counts in order of traffic, drownings, and miscellaneous across states. The data shows Alabama through Nebraska with varying totals including California 33 12 8 and Colorado 129, while several states record single or zero entries.
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