Solemn War Dead Rites at Arlington in 1960s Ceremony
At Arlington National Cemetery a solemn funeral and committal rites concluded a week of ceremonies for World War II Korea and World War I dead. President Eisenhower attended with 216 honorees as caskets were carried to the Tomb of the Unknowns. Taps sounded at 4:06 pm EDT after a two minute silence as bells and bands marked the service. Medals of Honor were presented to two unknowns by the President amid prayers and benedictions.
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Sub Tragedy Averted By Quick Action
Honolulu reporting that 82 submariners on the Stickerback survived a perilous incident after a seconds of warning allowed crew to flood and surface. The destroyer Silverstein rammed the submarine during anti submarine maneuvers, but the crew kept the vessel afloat for a crucial period before it sank later off Hawaii. Commander C S Swift led the Silverstein and praised the crew at a news conference.
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Turbulent End Seen To Memorial Day Weather
United Press Internat reports a holiday storm surge ending calm with thunderstorms hail and a possible tornado. Tornado touched Selz North Dakota destroying two farms and damaging another while a north Duluth twister damaged nearby areas. Nebraska Crawford storm downed lines with large hail. Rain fell across the Great Lakes and Midwest with varying totals and a warm trend expected in most regions.
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France to test 40 missiles in Sahara desert
Paris reports France will launch a series of 40 research missiles from the Sahara Desert next winter. Defense Ministry says the tests aim to record upper atmosphere conditions by sending instruments to altitudes of 12 to 15 miles. Measurements will occur from December.
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Temperatures Far n Wide Highest Town
Gartok in western Tibet is described as the world’s highest inhabited town at 15 100 feet above sea level. The item appears in The Daily Review of Hayward California with standard newspaper masthead and circulation notes.
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Expectant Mom Denies Robbery in Birmingham Case
Katheryn Anderson a 34 year old housewife and expectant mother is charged in Birmingham area with robbing two savings and loan branches totaling about 3000. She pleaded innocence saying she had a new home a husband and two children and questioned FBI identification methods amid a claim that agents took her baby during arrest. Authorities set bail at 10 000.
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Pilot and jet bomber clash over buzzing accusation
United Airlines and the Air Force confirmed that a pilot’s claim of a B 47 buzzing the airliner was unfounded. Senator Knowland demanded a full investigation into why the jet and airliner flew at the same altitude near Salinas as Maj. Eugene Mathis steered to avoid a collision.
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Home Builder Bricker Builds Second Home on Small Budget
Cleveland man Gene W. Bricker, 65, described as having little building experience, built a second home for 6 287 in ia months after constructing his own for 13 000. He notes his limited formal training yet achieved the projects with basic knowhow and thrift.
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Blood Drawn in Unreal Lebanon War at Tripoli Front
UPI reports a daylong clash in Tripoli Lebanon as government tanks shell rebels holed up in barricades. Civilians describe routine commerce continuing despite gunfire while crowds and journalists observe from the front line. An observer recalls a minor wound and widespread apologetic chatter among locals.
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New Orleans Advances Bus Integration After Supreme Court Ruling
New Orleans buses and streetcars desegregate following Judge J. Skelly Wright order. Police report a cross burned at Wright’s lawn Friday night. the cruz was extinguished before anyone was harmed. Transit officials late Friday midnight desegregation began, aligned with the Supreme Court transcript. The city had no transit segregation ordinance but followed a 1958 state law framework.
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Scout Leader Hurt in Rescue at Bear River Trestle
A Scout leader was seriously injured when a Missouri Arkansas Texas train struck a panic stricken youth on a 150 foot trestle over Bear River near Austin. John Harrison, 21, attempting to rescue the youth, was hit. an unidentified boy applied a makeshift tourniquet saving Harrison's life.
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Ike Attends Kin s Party Birthday in Gettysburg Farm Event
President Eisenhower plans a quiet weekend at his Gettysburg farm to attend his granddaughter Barbara Ann s ninth birthday party. Mrs Eisenhower drove to Gettysburg as the President traveled by helicopter from Fort Myer after attending the Arlington burial of Unimons Soldiers of World War II and Korea, with Mas and Mrs John S Eisenhower and the four grandchildren joining at the cottage for the celebration.
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Five Texas fires hit across five cities
Fires in Seagoville Garland Sweetwater Waxahchie Electra caused extensive damage over 1 million dollars. Seagoville fire in a paint shop exploded, destroying a prison furniture repair shop. 150 inmates aided Dallas area fire crews. West Garland plant blaze fed by naptha caused multiple explosions. Sweetwater docks and five freight cars burned. Waxahachie rodeo bleachers damaged. Electra hay stacks and farm buildings scarred by lightning.
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Honeymoon court date set after wild bachelor party
Patrick Byrne aged 18 and Rossarme De mot 17 were to wed after a Naples honeymoon. A wild bachelor party for Byrne and 1,000 passengers disrupted travel with injuries and a ship strike. Byrne faces charges as the party continues to unfold under Italian bail rules. Meanwhile a cardinal's wake fills Holy Name Cathedral as 24,000 mourners paid respects.
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US Flier Pope to face public trial Jakarta says
Jakarta officials said Allert L. Pope the American flier accused of piloting a bomber for the Rebels will have a public trial if Indonesia takes the case to court Foreign Minister Subandrio told reporters that any steps will follow Indonesian law Ambassador Howard P. Jones announced U.S. funding of 6.3 million dollars in electric power generators for Indonesia and other brief regional items tying to the ongoing conflict.
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Macmillan Acts to End London Bus Strike
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan used direct pressure to push negotiations with Transport and General Workers Union leader Frank Cousins. About 55,000 bus workers seek a 147 weekly raise, with unions threatening sympathy strikes and potential fuel gas and power disruption. The government supports a cost of living rise but warns it could fuel inflation.
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Auto Union Firms Doubt Agreement Looms
DETROIT United Auto Workers face tough talks as Ford Chrysler and GM bar further deals. About 325,000 workers at 126 GM plants may work without a contract starting Friday. 100,000 at Ford and 75,000 at Chrysler could follow. UAW President Walter Reuther urges extensions while negotiations continue amid GM’s rejection of extensions and payroll dues disruption.
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Film on Von Braun life planned in Europe and Hollywood
Hollywood and European studios announce a motion picture detailing Wernher von Braun’s life, the rocket scientist who helped launch U.S. satellites. Production by Charles Schneer and Friedrich Maina will be shot in Europe and Hollywood, planned for release by Bestum Pictures. The project links to von Braun’s wartime work and later U.S. Army missile roles.
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