Kefauver Dies at 60 After Heart Vessel Rupture
Senator Estes Kefauver of Tennessee died at Bethesda Naval Hospital at 3:40 a.m. after a mild heart attack. He rose to fame through televised crime investigations and was a top Democratic presidential hopeful in 1952 and 1956. His death ends a long career in the Senate and a earlier House tenure. He was 60.
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Washington
Estes Kefauver
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Kefauver
Senate
Charles
Caldwell
Kefanver
Mil
Denver
Bellions
Andlaida
Tennessee
United States
Chicago
Adlai Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
Stevenson
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Daight D. Eisenhower
House
Supreme Court
Train Theft Mastermind Is Sought
London police raid East End homes as they hunt a mastermind linked to a historic train robbery. Authorities issued an international search warrant and seek the principal suspect. Loot reportedly totals about 2,525,100 pounds in cash, shipped to London for recovery.
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London
Scotland Yard
East End
Inday
Kennedy Infant Buried After Private Mass
Boston AP report on Kennedy infant Patrick Bouvier Kennedy buried after a private Mass at St. Marys in Brookline. President Kennedy and Jacqueline Kennedy attended with family, while detectives hunted a suspected master planner in the mail robbery case tied to a Baltimore to London route. Interpol engaged as officials sought the suspect who may have fled Britain and then to France and Spain. The Mass emphasized everlasting life for children and offered comfort to bereaved parents amid the ongoing investigation and security measures at the cemetery.
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Associated Press
Boston
Richard Cardif
Bural Cushing
Little Patrick
Scotland Yard
John F. Kennedy
Angels
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
Ing
Britain
Bey
Cilfore
Glasgow
London
Interpol
International
Hollywood Cemetery
Brookline
Cushing
France
Spain
Robert F
Six-Americans Rescued From Plane Down in Sea
Six U S servicemen were rescued after their C117 Dakota ditched in rough seas near Naples Italy. The recovery followed a six plus hour exposure. all were reported in excellent condition. The Partenope transferred them to the U S destroyer Barton which then ferried them to Naples. The NATO command confirmed the aircraft departed Capodichino Airport for Catania Sicily with four crew and eight passengers aboard.
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Naples
Italy
Partenope
Navy
U.S
Barton
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Command
NATO
Capodichino
Catania
Sicily
Space Program Budget Okayed Amid Moon Race Debate
Washington AP reports the House voted to approve the space program budget near 5.2 to 5.5 billion, with leaders pushing for a moon landing by 1970. Senators clashed over funding levels, trimming the authorization while maintaining some lunar goals. The debate highlighted fears of national debt and Russia’s lead in space thrust.
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Washington
House
Karl B. Mundt
R-S.d
Clinton P. Anderson
Senateiiew
Gore
Sen
Frank J. Lausche
D.obie
Auth
AAU Swim Meet Ahead and Local Crime Study Feature
The Enterprise Sunday previews a week of reading with coverage of the National AAU women’s swim meet and a criminology tour by High Point College students of the local police department. Other features include teachers pursuing summer studies and a Duke Hospital clinic laboratory report.
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High Point College
Duke Hospital
Sunday Enterprise
Tonsilectomy- The Hard Way
Ronald Bisson 29 Kapuskasing survived a nine inch steel gear shaft piercing his neck after a Tuesday car crash. Surgeons at Sensenbrenner Hospital removed the shaft and he was off the critical list resting comfortably with doctors noting a hoarse voice as his wife, a nurse, watched over him.
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Ronald Bisson
Kapuskasing
Bisson
Defiant Bride Wears Black at Harrogate Wedding
Reien Barclay, 22, a school teacher, married engineer Stephen Fitzpatrick in Harrogate England while dressed entirely in black. No bridesmaids or escort. They said the black attire signals equality and they left for France and Italy calling the trip a holiday not a honeymoon.
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Harrogate
England
Reien Barclay
Stephen Fitzpatrick
St. Robbert’s Anglical
France
Italy
Telephone Firm May Purchase Sheraton Hotel
North State Telephone Co may buy the 200 room Sheraton from New South Furniture Exposition Corp after engineering tests and a May completion target. If bought, New South keeps the hotel open through October while North State moves its offices into the building and WGHP TV remains leased space. New South plans a 44 room extension to the New South Motor Inn with occupancy next April.
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North State
New South Furniture Exposition Corp
Sheraton
Tilden
Telephone Company
Southern Broadcasters
Wghp-Tv
Channel 8
Television Company
New South
New South Motor Inn
Joe Temple
Motor Inn
Temple
North State Telephone Co
Youth Held in Priest Slaying Near Yonkers
Police said a 17-year-old youth, from Middletown, was picked up in Yonkers after driving the red and white 1958 station wagon linked to the slaying of Rev. Francis J. McShane. Detectives state he is undergoing questioning. no charge yet. The victim, 42, was found stabbed in a Manhattan apartment by a brother priest. A set of steak knives and a parking ticket were found in the stolen car.
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Robert Burger
Yonkers
N.Y
Francis J. McShane
Elmsford
Manhattan
Par Eeatee
Ers
van Ie
Venkare Hancwo
Westchester County
Middletown
Upper Manhattan
Father McShane
Slster
Chlorine Gas Leaks in Philadelphia injures hundreds
Dense chlorine gas from a broken pipe on a Pennsylvania Railroad tank car spread through a northeast Philadelphia neighborhood on Friday, sending more than 350 people to hospitals. No fatalities were reported as residents and responders fled amid fumes. many hospital admissions cited breathing and throat injuries. Investigators traced the leak to a broken one inch copper pipe at Wonder Chemical Co, where Arteld Lanza acted quickly to shut off the valve.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Reading
Stticken
William J. Eckles
Wonder Chemical Co
Arteld Lanza
Lanza
Fnr
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