Safety Council warns Labor Day traffic deaths may set record
The National Safety Council reports Labor Day auto fatalities ahead of last year, with 152 deaths on the three day weekend and estimates that total could rise to 600 if trends continue. In separate notes, Jacqueline Wilson, 16, an honor student from Michigan, remains missing after traveling to New York amid civil rights rallies with a University of Michigan student and 43 others from Ann Arbor.
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Zephyr Derailed by Washout Near Grand Junction Colorado
The California Zephyr derailed after a Rio Grande washout in Ruby Canyon about 26 miles west of Grand Junction at 6 50 pm Saturday. No injuries were reported as the diesel engine tilted but did not overturn and cars remained on the tracks. Rio Grande officials said passenger cars would be pulled to Grand Junction for repairs, and the washed out track would be repaired with the engine placed back by crews.
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Super Magnet Developed At Varian Associates Palo Alto
Varian Associates announced a compact superconducting magnet the size of two fists. It creates a uniform field exceeding 65 000 gauss and 130 000 times Earth's field, operating near absolute zero with a rare alloy coil that costs hundreds per pound.
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Boating Victim Found in Tuolumne River Collision
John Flock, 57, of Modesto, missing since May 17 after a Tuolumne River boating accident, was found by Gene Ocker and James Graves near the river. Sheriff Miller Sardella had previously dreamed the body would be located and identified it by clothing. Two companions survived the incident.
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Russell column blasts Young Democrats as extreme
The editorial today criticizes Young Democrats comparing their views to those of the John Birch Society. The column presents a sharp partisan framing on the current political divide.
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Defector Burgess Dies in Moscow
British Foreign Office official Guy Burgess who defected to the Soviet Union in 1931 with Donald Maclean died in a Moscow hospital after a heart attack. Burgess, 50, a bisexual and Communist sympathizer since Cambridge days, was reported by Melinda Maclean. Burgess and Maclean famously supplied secrets to the Soviet Union, vanishing from Britain in 1951 and resurfacing in Moscow in a 1956 conference.
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Senator Byrd questions need for planes yachts and helicopters
HYANNISPORT Mass AP House sources reacted sharply Saturday to a criticism by Sen Harry F Byrd D Va who wondered aloud whether those planes yachts and helicopters are really needed by President Kennedy.
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Diem Allows Buddhists To Open Pagoda In Saigon
Saigon reports that Diem’s government permitted the Xa Lai pagoda to reopen after Buddhist protests, with a riverfront demonstration seen as government outreach. The scene included Buddhist monks and nuns in purple robes, and U.S. and Vietnamese observers watched cautiously as martial law remained in force.
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Kennedy Tax Tone Echoes in Nation’s Business Letter
President Kennedy outlines tax cuts, export boosts, and balance of payments concerns in a Nation’s Business article. He urges private sector unity to expand exports and improve economic opportunity while stressing practical measures to temper price rises.
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Infant saved by diaphragm transplant in 1961
Donnie Silart, born January 25, 1961, in Eden Township Hospital, faced diaphragmatic hernia with 100 percent absence of the diaphragm. Surgeons Dr. J Ordie Shaffer and Dr. Richard C. Smith performed a rare operation, allowing breathing and a normal life.
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Area Accidents Send Three To Hospital In Castro Valley
Three area accidents yesterday sent three people to the hospital, including a nine year old Castro Valley boy. David W. Wyne, 9, of 357 Sink Court, and Wayne J. Lenhares, 18, of 436 Ashfield Road, Castro Valley, were treated for minor injuries. Mrs. Marion Crosby, 23, of Berkeley, was treated at Fremont Hospital. Wyne rode a bicycle from Link County and was struck by a southbound car driven by Edward E. Jason, 41, of 117 Clarkwyn Drive, Castro Valley. Lenhares lost control of his car on Lake Chabot Road, the car overturning. Crosby was injured returning to work after a car driven by Castella Haynes, 41, at late Saturday night, was hit by a Jones switch engine near the Southern Pacific Railroad tracks.
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