Two Marooned for Seven Nights Rescued in Calif Gorge
Two fishermen from Newark California were rescued after seven nights on a sandbar in a canyon stretch of the San Joaquin River. Rescuers including Forest Rangers, Air Force medics, and a jet helicopter faced 700‑foot cliffs and rapids. The victims are McClary, 30, and Oveson, 38, both from the Fresno area. one rescuer reported they would likely spend a few more days on site before full recovery.
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Madera
Calif
Seerra Mountain
Air Force
Clary
Keith Oveson
Newark
San Joaquin
Fresno
Ceeee Tee McClary
Oveson
Ward
Rough Weather Strikes Texas Areas Here and Abroad
Turbulent weather swept Texas sending water into over 20 homes as rain and floods spread from Fort Worth to Richland Hills. Coast Guard rescues near Sabine Pass saved six men from two boats amid squalls, while two deaths occurred in the Fort Worth area. Tornado‑like winds damaged Cleburne injuring one. hundreds evacuated. heaviest rain measured near 63 inches. Across states, snow and cold pierced northeast regions. Highway toll rises in North Carolina and a fatal crash pattern emerged as investigators noted multiple drowned and injured. Authorities also reported a high water threat and ongoing evacuations in flood zones.
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Fort Worth
Sabine Pass
Cleburne
Forth Worth
Beaumont
Associated Press
Houston
Montana
Ierait
Ser Nahional
Coast Guard
Acer Nahonal Par
Bidault and Soustelle linked to the Italian and Austrian routes
Reports tie Bidault to a cross border escape network with Soustelle via Italy and Austria as officials dispute his entry. Milan police claim Soustelle crossed into Austria with Austrian officials denying confirmation. Meanwhile a separate report notes refugees from Communist China resettling in Formosa aboard the Szechitan.
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Bidault
Bavaria
Soustelle Soustelle
Italy
Milan
Soustelle
Taipei
Formosa
Wisp-Far Hearing Aid Premieres In Ear Design
Advertises Sonotone tiny hearing aid worn fully in the ear with no cords or tubes. Weighs about one sixth of an ounce and promises better hearing for both men and women in all occasions.
Explosion Halts Work At Glendale Aerospace Firm
General Controls Co., an aerospace firm in Glendale near the Glendale Burbank line, suffered a large oil fired fire with about 250000 dollars in damage after a 90 minute battle. Firefighters from both cities responded as arson probes consider linkage to a strike disrupting 1800 workers. The International Association of Machinists AFL CIO had struck on June 4 over alleged missing incentive benefits amounting to 50000 dollars yearly over three years.
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Glendale
Calif
General Controls Co
L Aerospace
Burbank
William J. Ray
Comepany
International Association of Machinists
Afl-Cio
van Natural Bridge
Lexington
the Hall
Virginia
Naturals
I' Bridge
Ethel Fields Biglow
Rt. 21
Roanoke
Orki
U. S. 460
Thomas Tucker Oliver
Bedford
Atlas Rocket Test Fire For Astronaut Carrier
A Atlas rocket intended to carry the next American astronaut into space was fired for 11 seconds at Cape Canaveral. The test locked on the launch pad aimed to verify modifications for smoother engine combustion as torrents of flame surged from the vehicle.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Miss America of 1963 is Jackie. Miss Texas runner-up comments
Ohio’s Jackie Clague, crowned Miss America 1963, impressed judges with her Broadway dream and acting talents after a week in Atlantic City. The pageant highlighted her red gown talent reading and orange swim suit display, while Miss Texas praised the supportive atmosphere among contestants and spectators.
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Atlantic City
Peramees
Mary Marfin
Fred Waring
Bowling Green University Playhouse
Huron
Sandusky High School
Sandusky
Ohio
Mane
Texas
Feu
Pamela Gilbert
Ilinois
Carole Jean van Valin
Michigan
Joan Mary, Eard
Wisconsin
Charlotte Ann Carroll
Mississippi
Patricia Les Anderson
Hawaii
Beverly Ann Smith
Maryland
Mary Lee Jepsen
Nebraska
Leaf Growers Clash With Police in Agrinion Greek Town
In Agrinion western Greece tobacco growers protesting government prices clashed with police. Witnesses report one farmer killed and 30 injured. the Interior Ministry says 11 hurt and no fatality. Demonstrators, about 2000, blocked roads with stones and clubs as police used tear gas to restore order.
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Greece
Agrinion
Interior Ministry
Agunion
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