Gory Road Tragedy Sparks Call for Driver Awareness
A Minnesota incident recounts a 2 year old boy's death after a car on a farm road rolled and a piece of metal struck him. Witnesses describe the scene and blame the accident on drivers failing to stay alert as authorities note safety gear and life preserver measures. Dr Tayloe, Butler, and Dr Taylor are cited among local medical figures connected to the aftermath.
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Washington
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Tayloe
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Taylor
University of North Carolina, Eas
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Extra Session Set by Vandiver for Reapportionment
Georgia Governor Ernest Vandiver calls a special session of the legislature for September 27 to address federal court ordered reapportionment. The meeting will focus on Senate district changes and possible constitutional amendments affecting senate elections and composition.
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Ernest Vandiver
Georgia
State Senate
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Federal Judiciary Office
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Mishukov
Carl EB. Sanders
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Kennedy cites Soviet UN spies probe raises questions
A UN spokesman declined to assess Attorney General Kennedy’s statement that an investigation found illegal intelligence activities by two Soviet UN members. He urged careful verification and noted no policy of segregation, except to separate Americans, amid incomplete testimony and vague facts.
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United Nations
Robert F. Kennedy
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Chief of Polices
Seven Injured In Speedway Crash At Winchester
Seven people were injured when a stock car driven by Harold Shepherd of Springfield lost control at Winchester Speedway. The car struck a car, toppled into the fence, and landed on two parked autos. Irvin Frank Dickson, 30, of Leesburg, suffered a fractured skull and is in critical condition. Others included Steven Golighfly, 11, with internal bleeding, Roland Turner, 18, bruises, Cecil Rosenberry, Frontier Royal, back injuries, Walter Lee Chapman Sr., 46, and Harold A. Erickson, 16, treated for cuts. Louis Newlin of Edinburg received minor injuries. Officials described the scene as the car bouncing off the railing, then vaulting about 40 feet before crashing through the fence.
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Winchester Speedway
Harold Shephard
Springfield
Shepard
Irvin Frank Dickson
Leesburg
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Steven Golighfly
Roland ‘Turner
Round Hill
Cecil Rosenberry
Front Royal
Walter Lee Chapman Sr
Harold A. Erickson
Paris
Louis Newlin
Edinburg
P. W. Foster
Charles Armel
Brazil ties sway in U Thant era staffing at UN
The report details changes in United Nations staffing involving Brazilian officials and Soviet diplomats. Yuri V. Zaitsev, named by Kennedy, joined the UN Secretariat last fall with unclear departure records. The text notes Goulart’s plebiscite victory, political attacks by Ramos and Soviet officials Mishukov and Yuri A, and UN personnel moves between Rio de Janeiro and Brasilia amid a tense international backdrop.
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Flink
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United States
Secretariat
Zaitsev
Mishukov
United Nations
PBI
Justice Department
FBI
Kennedy
Yuri V. Zaitsev
Sviet
U.N. Secretariat
Act Commonists
Goularting
U Thantoff
Unil
United Congress
Rota Novos Ramos
Senate
Goulart
Yuri A.j
Don Mishukov
Rio de Janeiro
Brasilia
Three Allies Probe Use Of Ships To Cuba
The article reports that allied nations face pressure over Cuba trade with Castro’s regime as Kennedy signals diplomacy to sway allies. U.S. officials note Cuba buys from non Communist countries while remaining heavily dependent on the Soviet bloc. More than 100 vessels arrive monthly, many from communist ports carrying arms and tech, with Western nations weighing their response.
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United States
Castro
Suga
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Russia
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Cuban
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Lebanon
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Denmark
Finland
France
NATO
Japan
Chile
U.S. Senate
Steader
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
West Ger
United
Una
V. G. Bakayev
Moscow
Mai
Sovetskaya Russia
I Bakayev
Tha Ba
Finante
Polio vaccine debate rages amid continued immunization plan
Public Health officials report most polio cases linked to the oral vaccine are unconfirmed after a committee review. Despite mixed reactions, authorities push ahead with mass immunization using all three vaccines for children and Types 1 and 11 for all ages, with Type IIT for adults in epidemic areas. Sabin defends vaccine safety while Canada halts some programs and U S NATO partners ease or curb shipments to Cuba amid shifting policy.
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Kentucky
North Dakota
Cincinnati
Chicago
Iowa
South Dakota
Michigan Health Commissioner
Albert R. Sabin
Sabin
Canada
U.S
New Bridge Spans Panama Canal Linking Americas Again
The Thatcher Ferry Bridge will be dedicated Oct 12, uniting the Americas after half a century. A US Panama Commission invites officials from American republics to attend the ceremony for the $2 million span at the Pacific end of the canal replacing ferries and a drawbridge near Mt. Locks. The mile long bridge rises up to 222 feet above high water, honoring former Rep Maurice Thatcher who led the canal zone civil administration in 1910-12.
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Americas
Panama Canal
Us-Panama Commission
Thatcher
Pacific
Mt Locks
United States
Maurice Thatcher
Kentucky
Canal Zone
Washington, D.C
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