Heat Wave and Storms Devastate East Midwest Seaboard
Persistent heat and severe thunderstorms lash the East Coast, Midwest, and Southeast. Weather officials report dozens of deaths attributed to heat stroke and lightning, with a wide spread of outages and damage across major cities from New York to Charlotte and Richmond.
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Governor Lang in crisis after motel confrontation
Gov Lang, vacationing near Covington, faced a chaotic scene after a long telephone call and is reported to be in crisis. He reportedly fled a motel room, sought psychiatric help, and is contesting alimony claims as his wife and lawyers navigate court dates and protective orders.
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Ike's Pen to Shrink Value of U.S. Dollar
A historical critique argues that currency devaluation will erode purchasing power, citing the yen and US inflation. The piece warns of long-term consequences, noting potential 42 cent drop since 1930 and impacts on pensions, taxes, and government debt.
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Coffee Break Saves Fifteen Livas on Newark Incident
A Newark report describes a family crisis where a worker and spouse faced financial strain after a disaster. The piece notes a $3.0 to $10.08 range in gains and discusses the impact on income and food costs. The article frames the event as a broad social issue, highlighting a working family’s struggle and its effect on daily life.
Grenade Explodes Killing Four Children Near Taranto
Four children were killed and four wounded when a hand grenade exploded among them near Taranto on Tuesday. Officials said the device, believed to be from a previous conflict, likely went off while the youngsters examined it.
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Casualty List Reports 16 Dead in Okinawa Jet Crash
UPI reports 16 killed and 112 others injured when a USAF F-100 Sabre crashed into Ishikawa housing near Misamori primary school in Okinawa. Pilot Capt John C Schmitt bailed out before the aircraft struck homes, destroying about 30 houses and leaving 200 people unaccounted. Local officials cite 105 children among the injured and 19 in critical condition.
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Jet Airliner Sets New Speed Mark
A Qantas Airways jet airliner established a new commercial speed record on a 200 mile flight. The aircraft averaged 518 mph, flying from San Francisco to Hawaii.
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Mark ‘Twain
Chuckles In The News Highlights From UP International
A Savannah bank customer used his dentures to prove identity when cashing a veteran pension check. In Paris a man paid fines for driving violations after a patrolman stopped him at a police station. In London a journalist notes a pub listed as Windsor Castle in the telephone directory. A parliament member plans to raise RAF concerns about lawn maintenance. British taxpayers oppose film censorship and theater transport costs.
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Savannah
London
Alan Carl
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Windsor Castle
Paris
Uil
Frederick Ross
Senators Strive for Foreign Aid Bill Vote
The Senate pressed toward a final vote on a 4.16 billion foreign aid bill ahead of the July 4 holiday. Dirksen pressed a compromise substitute for a provision to permit borrowing from the Treasury for the Development Loan Fund. President Eisenhower urged a seven billion financing scope. Senate debates ran late as other congressional items surfaced, including Teamsters probes and civil rights pressure.
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Jacob K. Javits
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Kenneth B. Keating
R-My
Jouged Johnson
Segregationist Faces Charges In Federal Case
Segregationist John Kase, roving figure in Montgomery, faces a six month prison term after a second federal conviction. He was temporarily freed today as the city council deals with an injunction against interference with school integration at Cincinnati High School.
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Montgomery
Aki
John Kaseper
Sierra Hunt On for Boy Near Dinkey Creek
A Southern California boy, Weilh Aw Basco, six, from La Puente, was reported missing after last seen near the Dinkey Creek bridge in the high Sierra northeast of Fresno. Deputies and locals, including bloodhound trainer Russ Cone of Los Gatos, searched the area with two dogs as a daybreak air-ground search launched. A night plane from the sheriff’s squadron and a helicopter from Hamilton Air Force Base were dispatched to aid the effort.
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