Rescuers tense as man remains trapped on canyon ledge
Rescue teams probe routes above and below a man trapped on a narrow rock ledge in Conejos Canyon for five days. The body of William Garver, 38, was found below after days of effort, while John Sanders, 35, Albuquerque, was identified on the ledge by rescuers. Don Bewley, 22, lowered a rope to Sanders and supplied food and water to the trapped man.
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Antonito
Colo
Conejos Canyon
William E. Garver
University of New Mexico
Garver
John Sanders
Albuquerque
Sanders
Don Bewley
Bewley
Chemical Fighter Revealed in High Energy Air Power Plans
Washington reports outline the F108 chemically fueled interceptor carrying at least two atomic warhead guided missiles to intercept bombers over 1,000 miles from U S soil. The project links to the B70 bomber with shared high energy engines and rapid production aims.
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Washington
U. S
Air Force
North American Aviation, Inc
Truman weighs Adams fate in Eisenhower hands
Former President Truman, back from Europe, said Eisenhower should decide whether to fire aide Sherman Adams amid Washington storm over Adams and Bernard Goldfine. He defended Gen Vaughan, urged ethics not as code, and cited the Ten Commandments as sufficient. He praised U S reception abroad despite the controversy.
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Harry Truman
New York
Constitution
Sherman Adams
Truman
Eisenhower
Independence
Harry S. Truman
Washington
Adams
Boston
Bernard Goldfie
Cannes
France
Harry Vaughan
Gen
United States
Scientists imagine water breathing humans and animals
Los Angeles scientists discuss a future where humans or animals might breathe water or gas instead of air. Possible designs include gill-like organs or temporarily water-filled lungs, enabling survival in ammonia or methane atmospheres. Dr Blaine Levendahl cites evolution as a guide and says methods to start exist though no specifics are given.
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Los Angeles
Blaine Levendahl
University of California At Los Angeles
Institute of Aeronautical Sciences
Levendahl
Orders Are Up as Furniture Market Tempo Rises
The Southern Furniture Exposition Market grows busier with strong buyer turnout and buoyant mood. Registration reaches over 3,000 mid-morning, compares with 1,600 on Monday and 1,000 yesterday, with expectations to exceed 5,000 total buyers as the market continues.
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Southern Furniture Exposition
Fosters Meet Rothschild in Jefferson Ga
A dramatic Jefferson Georgia scene unfolds as Foster meets Rothschild in court. She wept in her husband’s arms and fainted, while Rothschild’s earlier death sentence for a slaying is tied to a July 4 confession that prompted the current corroboration.
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Jefferson
Foster
Rothschild
U S Protest Over Downed Transport and Soldiers Held
The State Department condemned Soviet jet attacks that forced down a U S Air Force transport twelve days earlier and demanded the immediate release of nine American soldiers held after a helicopter strayed into East German territory on June 7. A formal response on possible further action regarding the transport was forthcoming.
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Washington
State Department
U. S
Soviet Union
Moscow
Eisenhower Receives Warm Applause in Canadian Parliament
President Eisenhower addressed Parliament in Ottawa with a standing ovation as he urged unity against Communist influence. Prime Minister John Diefenbaker praised the United States as a good neighbor and friend and called for a global economic offensive to extend prosperity.
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Ottawa
Eisenhower
Senate
House of Commons
John Diefenbaker
Diefenbaker
Renewed Visit To Committee’s Witness Chair Begins
Boston textile magnate Goldfine testifies amid questions of federal influence on agencies and his friendship with Adams. He says there was no prearranged meeting with Adams at the Waldorf Astoria in 1954 and explains a $1,600 hotel bill as hosting business associates and the Adams party.
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Washington
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Sherman Adams
Goldfine
Federal Trade Commission
Adams
Eiseneee Yecame
York
Boston
House
Gov. Adams
Roger Robb
Chaireman Oren Harris
D-Ark
Bernard Goldfine
Samuel Sears
Newspaper Deceit Charges Brought in Western NC
The Western North Carolina Press Association meets in Asheville to probe charges by Editor Weimar Jones that local newspapers concealed the health status of Rep. George Shuford before the May 31 primary. Jones alleged voters were denied full facts about Shuford suffering a stroke on May 25, with recovery indicated by physicians.
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Asheville
Western North Carolina Press Assn
Association
James Gray
Sylva
Weimar Jones
Franklin Press
George Shuford
Jones
Shuford
Foster’s Freedom Dream Nearer After Fatigues Found
James Fulton Foster, once sentenced to death for the Drake murder, moves closer to release as police recover a pair of rotting fatigues and gloves tied to a signed confession by former Cairo officer Charles Rothschild. Foster and Rothschild met at Jefferson jail. Foster’s wife Irene and their seven children await his release.
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Jefferson, Ga
James Fulton Foster
Charles Paul
Rocky) Rothschild
Cairo
Ill
Charlie Drake
Foster
Greer
S.C
Drake
Rothschild
Jefferson
South Carolina
Columbia
Mulberry
Statham
Maj
Delmar Jones
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
Jefferson Jailhouse
Rocky
Irene
Jim
Floyd Hoard
James Horace Wood
Shuford Denies Charges About Illness Disclosure
Rep. George A. Shuford of North Carolina, paralyzed since May, says an editorial claiming his condition was concealed was incorrect. He describes his injury as residual paralysis after neck artery surgery and notes steady progress and daily therapy at the Naval Hospital.
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Shuford
North Carolina
Naval Hospital
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Fosters
Irene Foster
James Foster
Rocky Rothschild
U.S
Canada
Data Harris
Heinz Rollman
Waynesville
Washington, D. C
George A. Shuford
D-Nc
N.C
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