Two-Vehicle Crash Kills Dundee Woman Near Bath
A Bath Hammondsport Rd two car crash yesterday afternoon left Mrs. Oliver Knapp of Dundee dead from a broken neck and crushed chest. Her son in law and wife were injured, 17 year old William McCann critically and Mrs Ellen McCann with a arm fracture and facial injuries. Medical and law enforcement officials investigated and traffic controlled at the scene.
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Bath
Dundee
Hammondsport
Here
Oliver Knapp
Ira Davenport Memorial Hospital
William McCann
Desmond McCann
Ellen McCann
James Sanford
Steuben County
McCann
Harland Pease
Elmer Blakley
Theodore Ratner
Fagan Ambulance
Rt. 54
Oliver Knapp McCann
Hammonds
Knapp
John Peck
Geneva Deadlock Dims Summit Chances, Herter Says
Secretary Herter told President Eisenhower that the Geneva deadlock dims hopes for a satisfactory summit. He warned Khrushchev is forecreating fear to force a parley rather than push for real talks on Germany. Herter plans a TV radio address and brief Senate and House committees on six weeks of Geneva talks.
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Washington
Christian A. Herter
Eisenhower
Geneva
Herter
Nikita Khrushchev
Germany
White House
Berlin
NBC
CBS
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Vanguard weather satellite likely burned up after launch failure
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP a weather probing sunshine satellite apparently burned up in the earths atmosphere Monday when the Vanguard launch vehicle second stage failed. NASA confirmed the satellite did not reach orbit and a compressed regulator in the second stage allegedly caused a small explosion.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Vans Guard
Vanguard
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Washington
NASA
Minitrak
San Diego
United States
GOP Move to Block Carlino's Election as Speaker Collapses
SYRACUSE An effort to block Joseph Carlino’s election as Assembly speaker collapsed on Monday as a group of dissenting Republicans shifted toward seeking the majority leader post for an upstate member. A six man committee was named to consult with party leaders while the meeting formed the Upstate Regional Conference of the Assembly. Governor Rockefeller may call a one day special session to elect a speaker.
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Carlino
Syracuse
Joseph Carlino
Assembly
Upstate
House
J. Eugene Goddard
Monroe County
Leo A. Lawrence
Herkimer County
Robert M. Quigley
Ontario County
Charles D. Henderson
Hornell
Henderson
Lawrence
Goddard
Charles A. Cusick
Cayuga County
Ernest Curto
Niagara County
Ray S. Ashbery
Tompkins County
Quigley
Kenneth R. Willard
Livingston County
Rockefeller
Harry J. Tifft
Horseheads
Jerry W. Black
Schuyler County
Richard C. Lounsberry
Tioga
Paul R. Taylor
Yates
Senate approves wheat bill amid expected veto
The Senate passed a wheat price support bill 44 to 40 and sent it to President Eisenhower for what is anticipated to be a veto. The measure raises support to 90 percent of parity and cuts acreage by 25 percent, abandoning prior Senate language for a House version.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
House
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Senate Agriculture Committee
46 Day Strike Ends at NYC Hospitals
A 46 day strike by 4000 housekeeping employees at seven nonprofit New York hospitals ended with a return to work set for today Local 1199 Retail Clerks Union members sought recognition as bargaining agents for orderlies nurses aides elevator operators kitchen help and maintenance personnel The leaders called the settlement a partial victory citing back door recognition and the right to belong to a union The strike had affected Mount Sinai Beth David Beth Israel Lenox Hill Bronx and Brooklyn Jewish hospitals and Flower Fifth Avenue Hospital which extended the walkout on June 5.
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New York
Leon Davis
Mount Sinai
Beth David
Beth Israel
Lenox Hill
Bronx
Brooklyn
Flower Fifth Avenue Hospital
Bonn Feud Nears Crisis in Merkel CDU Showdown
Bonn Germany AP urgent feud tightens between Chancellor Adenauer and Economics Minister Erhard. Secret letters conference and emergency sessions signal a looming split within the Christian Democratic party. Secretary Rasner cited concern though hopeful as a 271 member parliamentary delegation meets today amid calls for apologies and potential resignations.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Ludwig Erhard
Christian Democratic Party
Will Rasner
Adenauer
Erhard
Adener
Fourth Star OKd For O Donnell As Pacific Air Chief
Air Force Gen Emmett Rosie O'Donnell won Senate approval Monday to rise from lieutenant general to full general and take command in the Pacific. Sen Margaret Chase Smith abstained from the vote after opposing the promotion. The chamber also approved permanent major general rank for John B Medaris, head of the Army Ballistic Missiles Command.
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Washington
Senate
Air Force
Emmett
Rosie) O'Donnell
Margaret Chase Smith
Rmaine
O’donnell
O'Donnell
Pacific
Dorothy Dandridge Weds Hollywood Club Owner
Actress Dorothy Dandridge and Sunset Strip club owner Jack Denison married in a formal half hour ceremony Monday at the Greek Orthodox Cathedral of St Sophia.
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Dorothy Dandridge
Hollywood
Sunset Strip
Jack Denison
St. Sophia
Inside The Tiser Bridge 12 Sports
Area news and features mix with sports and theater notes as the Tiser covers local events. Deaths and editorial items appear alongside television and women’s markets sections, reflecting a broad early edition.
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Comite
TMG Cua
Argentine Cabinet Resigns to Avert Military Coup
In Buenos Aires the Argentine Cabinet resigned on Monday night in a bid to appease rebellious military chiefs. President Frondizi faced threats of a coup as war, navy and air force ministers stepped down, with the Central Bank heads also resigning amid a government shakeup.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Frondizi
Frondizio
Lt Governor Reluctant In Louisiana
Baton Rouge report says Lt. Gov. Luther Frazar declined to assume acting governor duties despite an attorney general ruling. Gov. Earl K. Long seeks release from a state mental hospital ward as Joe Arthur Sims contemplates a petition to secure his client’s discharge from Southeast Louisiana Hospital in Mandeville.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Earl K. Long
Luther Frazar
Atty
Jack Gremillion
Frazar
Joe Arthur Sims
Hammond
Long
Southeast Louisiana
Mandeville
Sims
Regents Cheating Suspected In Brooklyn Highs
Thirty Brooklyn seniors from LaFayette and Abraham Lincoln High schools were ruled ineligible after the Board of Education found they had obtained key Regents answers in advance. They must take makeup exams August 19 as investigators probe the leak from a private Brooklyn school.
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New York
Brooklyn
Board of Education
LaFayette High
Abraham Lincoln High
Frederick Pertsch
Pertsch
Kovacs Dead Ex Leader In Hungary
Bela Kovacs, 55, former leader of Hungary's Smallholders party, is dead. Radio Budapest said he died Sunday at a hospital in Pecs after a period of illness. Kovacs joined the Cabinet of ex-Premier Imre Nagy on October 27, 1956, during the anti-Soviet revolt.
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Vienna
Austria
Bela Kovacs
Hungary
Smallholders Party
Radio
Budapest
Kovacs
Pecs
Imre Nagy
Reeves' Mother Plans Probe Into Death
Helen Lescher Bessolo of Galesburg said George Reeves did not kill himself and hired Hollywood attorney Gerry Giesler to probe the case. Reeves, 45, shot himself after hosting guests Lenore Lemmon and Robert Condon. his mother seeks further investigation into his acting career struggles.
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Galesburg
Ill
George Reeves
Superman
Hollywood
Reeves
Lenore Lemmon
Robert Condon
George
Helen Lescher Bessolo
Senate approves 1.375 billion housing bill
The Senate passed a 1.375 billion housing bill by a 56 to 31 vote to avert a Eisenhower veto. Norman Mason of Housing Administration criticizes the measure calling it costly with bonuses for the big people. The bill moves to the House amid expected resistance and a Northern Democrat challenge to cuts in the measure.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Norman P. Mason
Mason
House
Congress
Four Given Life Terms in Florida Case
A Florida judge sentenced four white youths to life in prison for raping a Negro coed seven weeks after the crime. The judge urged appeals to God and noted mercy in jury recommendations. One defendant may appeal. others consider their options as readers weigh equal justice.
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Tallahassee
Fla
W. May Walker
Florida
Gunter Toney
Willion
Ted) Collinsworth
Collinsworth
Hagerty Undergoes Appendix Operation
James C. Hagerty press secretary to President Eisenhower underwent an operation at Walter Reed Army Hospital to remove an acutely inflamed appendix. Surgeons reported his condition as good and indicated a normal recovery, with no emergency noted and uncertainty about his return to duty.
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Washington
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
White House
Hagerty
Anne Wheaton
Mrs. Wheaton
Rats and recruiters mark odd Taipei and London note
A Taipei woman feeds 40 to 50 rats nightly for six months to deter traps. She rises at 2 AM to coax them with food. In London, TWA plans to hire 50 more British girls for U S internal flights after praising the 22 current staff for charm, looks, and efficiency.
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Taipei
Kao Lai Chao-chi
Kao
London
TWA
U.S
Britain
Starkweather Death Penalty Appeal Denied by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court refused to review Charles R. Starkweather's case, prompting Nebraska officials to set a new execution date for the 20 year old killer of 11 people. His girlfriend Caril Fugate remains serving a life sentence as accomplice.
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Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
Charles R. Starkweather
Nebraska
Supreme Court
Starkweather
Caril Fugate
Twelve Soldiers Injured By Howitzer Blast At Ft Huachuca
Twelve soldiers were wounded when the barrel of a 105 mm howitzer exploded on the Ft. Huachuca firing range on Monday.
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FT. Huachuca
Ariz
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