Hermit Nelson Foose shoots two children then is wounded and captured
Regina New Mexico state police cornered Nelson A. Foose 47 in Bandoval County mountains at dawn after he killed two children on the street and wounded a mother. Foose, described as bearded and recluse, talked calmly as six officers led him away. He had earlier fired a warning shot into a bank while resisting arrest.
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Bandoval County
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Fouse
Sam Hill
Storm, Flood Lash Kansas From Warren to Topeka
A northeastern Kansas storm brought hurricane winds hail and heavy rain across Topeka and Atchison causing damage and a flash flood. A 12 year old girl drowned in Heading Creek Topeka and two others drowned in Atchison amid power outages collapsed buildings and severed lines. Tornado activity reported with one funnel hitting a farm west of Topeka.
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City hit by violent rainstorm and deadly lightning strike
Corry endured heavy rainfall with streets flooded while sewers handled the surge. Unofficial 24 hour rainfall was about 0.96 inch. A 36 year old Chandlers Valley man, Max Gage, was killed by a lightning strike while loading hay on a farm wagon. Neighbor Lawrence Work was uninjured. Fire and medical responders failed to revive him. Coroner to issue death certificate for electrocution. Public utilities reported no service damage. Local gardens suffered, farmers feared hay spontaneous combustion risks.
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Clair Capwell
Public Utilities
Chandlers Valley
Crescent Tool Co
Jamestown
Max Gage
Lawrence Work
Gage
Sugar Grove
Warren County
Ed Lowrey
Appeal Set In Desegregation Case At Central High
A federal appeal court will hear the Little Rock integration suspension case August 4. Judge John B. Sanborn set the date after NAACP counsel and Little Rock School Board agreed. Hearing site undecided but likely St. Louis where the court sits. NAACP attorney Wiley Branton of Pine Bluff represents the group appealing Judge Lemley’s June 21 order.
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John B. Sanborn
U. S. Court of Appeals
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NAACP
Wiley Branton
Pine Bluff
Ark
U. S. Dist
Harry L. Lemley
Hope, Ark
Rebels Free Servicemen in Guantanamo Release Pace
In Cuba near Guantanamo Bay, Cuban rebels released the first of 30 American servicemen captured nearly two weeks ago. Ayman Thomas R. Mosness of Ames Iowa arrived back at the U S naval base after negotiations led by U S Consul Park Wollam. The rebels are moving captives to a pickup point as rugged terrain slows the operation. One Canadian civilian remains in rebel hands while nineteen North American civilians have been freed in small groups over ten days.
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Thomas R. Mosness
Ames
Iowa
Jerauld Wright
U. S
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U.S
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Mosness
Administration To Fight Trade Restrictions
Washington administration officials vowed a Senate floor fight to defeat Finance Committee amendments that would restrict the reciprocal trade program. Senate leaders eyed a midweek start, with Lyndon B. Johnson opposing two principal changes and Byrd noting the bitter battle to come. The House had approved a five year extension as Eisenhower requested, while the Senate panel added measures limiting presidential tariff powers and shortening the extension. A four year compromise with the House was possible, and a stay on the tariff cut was discussed amid the broader dispute.
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Fishing Tug Captain Drowns In Lake Erie
A 47 year old Erie fisherman drowned near the Peninsula lighthouse after a line fouled a propeller on the Mary Lot tug. Alex Deaton of Erie tried to help, but the victim disappeared in five feet of water amid two foot waves and an undertow. Coast Guard recovered the body about 100 yards from the site after a two hour search. Autopsy pending. coroner cites possible heart attack.
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Frank Guczkowski
Frank Ganzer
Gackowskh
Saing
Alex Deaton
Gaczkowski
Denton
Coast Guard
Merle Wood
Hamot Hospital
Wood
Gnozkowsk
Mary Lou
Ako
Robeson Leaves New York for London on First Passport Since 1950
Paul Robeson departed New York by plane yesterday bound for London. It is his first passport issued and he had been barred from foreign travel in 1950.
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New York
Paul Robeson
London
Industrialist Bernard Goldfine Faces Contempt Probe
A tense Washington hearing saw Bernard Goldfine refuse to answer 23 questions about his finances, risking a contempt citation as House investigators push to probe his links with federal agencies. Subpoenaed as a witness, Goldfine cited irrelevance and a judicial inquiry, while Harris ruled the questions pertinent. The scene featured gifts to Sherman Adams and a notable confrontation as the probe into regulatory practices continues.
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Bernard Goldfine
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Robert W. Lishman
Lishman
Marshall
Samuel Sears
Sears
Prenl
Eisenhower Inspects Seaway After Canadian Talks
President Eisenhower visited Massena New York to inspect the Seaway and power project, landing at 10:28 a.m. for a two hour tour of dams, a canal and locks named for the president. He traveled after talks with Prime Minister Diefenbaker in Ottawa about defenses, Arctic safeguards, and easing trade tensions, with White House officials calling the agreements important steps forward.
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White House
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Hagerty
Gunpowder blast injures area boy and companion
A 16 year old amateur scientist Ronald M. Shank Jr and his companion Albert Androwski were injured when a bottle of gun powder exploded during an experiment at Shank’s Columbus home. Shank received multiple hand abrasions and puncture wounds while Androwski suffered first degree facial, neck and hand burns. Both were treated at Corry Memorial Hospital and released in good condition.
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Columbus
Ronald M. Shank Jr
Corry Memorial Hospital
Albert Androwski
New York City
Shank Sr
U.S. weighs emergency aid for Lebanon amid fighting
Washington considers 20 to 40 million dollars in emergency aid to support Lebanon's pro Western government as fighting continues. Supplies include limited weapons, ammunition and about 65,000 tons of emergency wheat. Officials expect parliamentary elections July 24 and a president to take office in September, with Chamoun likely to step aside for a Western acceptable successor.
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United States
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Seek Thor Nose Cone In Atlantic
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla Three Air Force planes skimmed the Atlantic in a last effort to locate a vital nose cone and its mouse passenger after Thor Able rocket 4 launched and reentered successfully. The cone vanished after splashing down about 1000 miles off the African coast over 6000 miles from Cape Canaveral where the launch occurred. A small radio transmitter inside the cone failed, hindering retrieval attempts.
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U. S
Typhoon Viola Aims For Pacific Pass Near WW II Battleground
About 500 American sailors and airmen on Two Jim prepared for winds up to 50 mph as Typhoon Viola swirled north in the Pacific. The 10 mile wide storm was expected to pass west of the World War II battleground by tomorrow, according to the U S Army Air Forces.
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Two Jim
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Pacific
U.S
Bandit Breaks Up Bank Meeting Seizes $16000 in Missouri Heist
A bold bandit interrupted a Bank of Brumley board meeting in Missouri yesterday and fled with 16000 dollars. Senator C R Hawkins, bank owner, and his wife were among the frightened hostages who were locked in the vault during the robbery. The suspect threatened to harm relatives if funds were not handed over, and waved an automatic pistol before escaping on foot.
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Missouri
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