Axis Sally Freed From U. S. Prison
Mil dred Gillars called Axis Sally was released on parole after 12 years in federal prison ending a treason sentence from 1949. She stepped from the federal facility with a flourish, was driven away by relatives, and indicated she would head north as she spoke briefly with reporters.
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Mildred Gillars
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Sally
U.S
Footprints Spur Hunt For Missing Connecticut Girl
Footprints and a clothing bundle found on Polar Mesa spurred search parties for Dennise Sullivan, 15, of Rockville, Connecticut, kidnapped a week earlier. The Salt Lake Tribune noted the items wedged between rocks near where suspect Abel Aragon, 35, of Price, Utah, was last seen, while a mining camp cook reported Aragon’s presence for three days.
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Dennise Sullivan
Rockville
Conn
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Polar Mesa
the Tribune
Nathan Ince
Abel B. Aragon
Price
Death Toll Aboard Ship Could Hit 250
A Mozambique bound transport named the Save carrying 550 troops and laborers including many Africans was wrecked near a sandbar after a storm. Explosions and fires left it burned out while helicopters and aircraft aided survivors in Beira and Lourenco Marques. Reports varied on deaths with estimates from 230 Africans and 20 Europeans to as many as 700 aboard and 80 whites feared dead.
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Laurenco Marqueso
Lisbon
Noticias
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Smallats
Saye
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Portugal
Angata
Save
Record low 54 as Delaware County thermometer hits July heat dip
Weather records fall as Delaware County reports 54 degrees early this morning the coldest July reading since 1895. Temperatures across the Midwest and Northeast drop to the 40s and 50s with scattered showers and thunderstorms forecast into Tuesday.
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Minnesota
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New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
New England
Senator Snooper and the Secretary Dictation Quip
A concise humor note cites a secretary kept pace with her boss during dictation and surpasses him when he stops. The item appears among sections such as Amusements, Bridge, Classified Ads, Comics, Community, Clock, Crossword, Puzzle I Death Notices, Editorials, Family, Horoscope, Obituaries, Sports, Television, and Want Ads in the Times.
Sinclair Union Bargain Talks Resume in Kansas City
Negotiations between Sinclair Refining Co and the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union resume in Kansas City for the first time since June 18, as a dispute over severance pay and fringe benefits at four Sinclair plants including the Trainer refinery drags on. Local 12-234 has refused to discuss the situation while Local 12-254 pickets enter a 19th day. Rex Self of the Trainer plant departed Friday due to ulcers and is hospitalized in Philadelphia. his absence leaves about 200 supervisors in the plant area.
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Oil. Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
Kansas City
Sinclair
Trainer
Heo
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Rex Self
Self
Presbyterian Hospital
Philadelphia
Sea Water Plant Pact Ties to Middle East
Westinghouse will supply a 500000 gallon daily sea water desalination plant for the Arabian Oil Co in the Saudi Kuwait neutral zone. It boosts Kuwait area capacity to 5230000 gallons daily, the world’s largest such facility. Navy memory lauds Dede Coffin as first woman on active sea duty in 1945 aboard the USS Henale, after wavering tradition and a six day Pearl Harbor voyage ending New Year’s Eve.
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Westinghouse Electric Company
Arabian Oil Co
Persian Gulf
Westinehouse
Kuwait
Navy
Dede Coffin
Edith T. Cramp
Dede
Navy Hospital
San Diego
Calif
Hendry
Moylan
Charlene Suneson
Ea Nalive
Chicago
Salong
Henale
Distillation Unit To Be Delivered With Full Heat Exchange Equipment
The multi stage distillation unit will be delivered this year complete with heat exchange equipment reps and drives control panel and chemical injection equipment. Under the flash evaporation process heated sea water is sprayed under pressure incubations operating at a lower pressure and temperature. A portion of the water flashes into vapor and is condensed, providing water that is nearly free of impurities.
UAW Resumes Contract Talks at Ford and GM
DETROIT RP The United Auto Workers Union resumes new contract negotiations with Ford Motor Co and General Motors Corp. The union plans to bargain with Chrysler Corp on Tuesday and with American Motors Corp on July 26.
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Ford Motor Co
General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers Union
Chrysler Corp
American Motors Corp
Russians Show Off New Jets at Moscow Air Show
Premier Khrushchev and Yuri Gagarin watched as 50,000 spectators saw a dazzling parade of new Soviet aircraft at Tushino. Western experts noted a delta wing bomber and other advanced jets, signaling ongoing Kremlin pressure on Berlin and a clear edge over U.S. designs in several categories.
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Soviet Union
Kremlin
Berlin
Khrushchev
Yuri Gagarin
Tushino
United States
U.S
Melvin Neilsen
Balloon Club drops into Springfield family home
Four members of the Balloon Club of America led by president Francis Shields landed a 60-foot gondola atop a maple tree behind the Matthews home at 4159 Providence Road after an unannounced noon arrival. The party, traveling from Valley Forge toward New Jersey, freed bystanders pulled the gondola and retrieved the craft as Shields released 80,000 cubic feet of gas. No injuries were reported among the Matthews family or the guests, and police supervised the operation.
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Balloon Club of America
Fred L. Matthews
Providence Road
Francis Shields
Scarlett Ave
Green Ridge
Swarthmore
Connecticut
Pennsylvania “Railroad
Matthews
Fred Jr
Debbie
Lester Forrester
Shields
Bell Telephone strike threat in Pennsylvania union dispute
Philadelphia AP reports federal and state mediators join the clash over automation that could trigger a strike by the Pennsylvania Federation of Telephone Workers against Bell Telephone Co. if no accord is reached by August 2. J C Glendinning, chief negotiator for the 15 400 member federation, warned of a possible system wide walkout.
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Pennsylvania Federation of Telephone Workers
Bell Telephone Co
J. C. Glendinning
Gina Lollobrigida Walks Out At Moscow Film Festival
Gina Lollobrigida says her exit from Lenin Stadium during the Moscow Film Festival was not a snub but a misunderstanding. She explained she was upset and needed to bathe, adding she wanted to please Russian fans and later changed clothes at her hotel.
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Gina Lolo
Brigida
Khrushchev
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Perll
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