Demand to end nuclear tests meets Western resistance
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan reject a total halt without an airtight U N inspection system. Linus Pauling cites 2000 scientists backing an international agreement to end tests due to radiation fears.
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Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Russia
AFFAM
Isenhower
United States
Great Britain
Labor Party
Macmillan
Linus Pauling
California Institute of Technology
Supreme Court frees civilians abroad from military courts
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 2 that about 460,000 U. S. civilians with the armed forces overseas in 63 countries are not subject to military court martial. The decision reverses a 5 to 3 ruling and frees two women previously convicted of murder while on overseas assignments.
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Supreme Court
U. S
High Court
Dorothy Krueger Smith
Walter Krueger
Federal Reformatory For Women
Alderson, Weaton
Clarice B. Covert
Atlanta
England
Edward E. Covert
Two fishermen dead after tropical storm capsizes cruiser
In Pasco County Florida two bodies Charles Swann and Cole Shearer were recovered near Dade City after a 26 foot cabin cruiser capsized during a tropical storm. Two survivors reached shore while four others were missing as Coast Guard and sheriff's deputies searched 40 miles north of St Petersburg with helicopter airplane and cutter Bea Belle. The storm weakened and moved offshore but caused coastal damage in Florida and Georgia.
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Carchera
Here
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The
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Sheriff's Office
Wrether Bureau
Cape Hatteras
Atlantic
Florida
Georgia
Weather Bureau
Aucola Key
Miles Porth
Watermelon truck mishap near Spring town leader found
A 56 year old Texas resident was found mentally alert after a crash involving a load of watermelons near Spring town on June 16. No other injuries reported and authorities are investigating at the scene.
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Sofap Gan Antornio
Tex
Pro West Wins Lebanon Election
Pro West candidates won a sweeping victory in Lebanon's parliamentary race, signaling a shift away from Syria and Egypt. The result followed a message from President Chamoun to Jordan's Hussein and Saudi's Saud urging Arab alignment.
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Lebanon
Syria
Egypt
Camile Chamoun
Hussein
Jordan
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Naseer
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Meyet
Middle East
Amman
Jerusalem
Piper Tri Pacer Plunges Near Homes In Calif Transit
In Pacoima California June 10 authorities and hundreds of residents watched as a Piper Tri Pacer nosedives from clouds missing eight others and prompting terrified evacuations. The crippled craft headed toward homes before crashing a short distance away, rattling the neighborhood. No injuries are confirmed in the frightening scene.
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Pacoma
Calif
San Fernando Valey
Del Rio Cont est Registration Opens for Misa Del Rio
Registration for the Misa Del Rio contest runs until midnight July 1 with entry blanks in Sunday’s paper and more through Tuesday. Funds go to the Junior Baseball Association. Moore Park facilities and Laughlin AFB bleacher seating aid the event.
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del Rio News- Herald
del Rio
Moore Park
Carolyn Weasel
Bigs
Nennedy
Laughlin Air Force Base
The
del Rio National Bank
Autrey Walker
del Rio Artist's League
San Felipe Creek
Tragedy hits Altus Air Force outing on Lake Lugert
Six officers and nurses from Altus Air Force Base went boating on Lake Lugert. Four survivors found on a sandbar after their boat overturned in high winds. Two others missing and presumed drowned. Survivors wore life jackets. others did not. Search crews and Air Force personnel scoured the lake through the day.
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Altus
Otis
Robert L. Edinger
Arland Grunaeth
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Air Force
Don Raber
Quartz Mountain Park
Man Awakened His Front Deer
Hugh Orlando Kirby, 25, was shot dead at his front door in Waco as eight women reportedly shouted and fired after a midnight quarrel. Mrs Christine Pope, Kirby’s sister, said he awoke about 9:30 am and went to the door when volleys from a 36 calibre pistol struck him in the chest and arm. An autopsy was ordered.
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Waco
Hugh Orlando Kirby
Christine Pope
Marty
Supreme Court orders new hearings for Daryl Chessman
The Supreme Court, in a 5 to 3 decision written by Justice John M. Harlan, orders new state hearings for condemned convict Daryl Chessman whose trial record is challenged as fraudulent. Chessman, 34, died in the California gas chamber after a string of sentences and authorship of best selling books.
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Wabshington
Supreme Court
Daryl Chessman
Chessman
San Quentin
California
John M. Harlan
Earl Warren
Redgirt
Los Angeles
Harlan
Surviving Family Listed in Brief Cemetery Notice
Survivors include nine sisters led by Mrs. Freeman Knight of Del Rio and three nephews named Richard Guy and Freeman Smith in the brief cemetery notice.
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Ralph Ross
del Rio
Rex Ross
San Antonio
Stephen M. Rees i Rionte
Eoonts
Douglas, Arteana
Dadie Ann Ross
Chicago
Scholar says Dead Sea scrolls doubt Ten Commandments variant
A Biblical scholar in Washington on June 16 says the Dead Sea scrolls have weakened doubts raised 74 years ago about the authenticity of a text containing a variation of the Ten Commandments.
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Washington
Vessel Arrival Delayed by Turbulent Seas and Wind Drop
The ship, 100 miles from Nantucket to Provincetown, faced a two to four hour delay due to heavy seas and falling winds, with plans to reach Nantucket then cross to Plymouth. Weary Seas Reports notes the Muay flower contending with rough waters on the SO day voyage.
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Provincetown
Plymouth
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