Rickover Bests Kozlov On Tour In Nuclear Plant Dialogue
At Shippingport Pennsylvania Vice Admiral Hyman Rickover guides Soviet first deputy premier Frol Kozlov through the plant tour. The exchange features sharp quips on power plutonium and diplomacy as Menshikov joins and both sides discuss atomic expertise and peace.
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Shippingport, Pa
Frol R. Kozlov
Soviet Union
Adm
Hyman G. Rickover
Shippingport
Rickover
Naval Reactor Division
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Washington
Kozlov
Elephants Resist Rescue on shrinking Kariba Island
In Northern Rhodesia, three elephants refuse rescue from a man made Lake Kariba. Wardens risk their lives to coax them to swim a half mile to the mainland as waters rise. The mother elephant charged after wardens shot near her calf and the two remaining elephants repeatedly blocked attempts, with both elephants surfacing under a boat before returning to their 400 yard by 50 yard island.
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Lusaka
Northern Rhodesia
Lake Kariba
Zambesiver
Woman Faints After Word Husband Safe From Crippled Jet
In Shelby North Carolina Mrs W Roy Colquitt fainted after learning her husband Dick Shelton of the Shelby Star was aboard a crippled jet circling Idlewild Airport. The plane made a safe emergency landing just after 11 30 p m after about two hours aloft. He planned to fly to Stuttgart Germany on business.
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Shelby
N.C
W. Roy Colquitt
New York
Idlewild
Dick Shelton
The
Shelby Star
3 Day Meet Slated By Sheriffs
Milwauke e will host the 19th annual National Sheriffs Association convention starting Monday. About 600 sheriffs and families are expected for discussions on improving county law enforcement standards. Sheriff Laurence E Brown of Asheville N C will preside at a pre convention board meeting Sunday at the Hotel Schroeder with a luncheon aboard Rear Adm E B Taylor ship tied to the St Lawrence Seaway celebration.
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Milwaukee
National Sheriffs’ Assn
Laurence E. Brown
Asheville
N.C
Schroeder
Two Drown At State Beaches
Two men drowned in separate Cape Fear coast incidents. At Carolina Beach, Jerry Benn 21 of Newton drowned while swimming with family in an area patrolled by Southport rescuers. John Benton 22 and Claude Mintz 21 of Leland were involved in a drowning after Benton and Mintz swam out. Mintz died and Benton was rescued. John Gainey was on shore.
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Wilmington
N.C
Carolina Beach
Jerry Benn
Newton
Southport
Thomas C. Webb
Southport High School
Webb
Man Killed When Hit By Train Near Fuquay
A farm laborer Louis Wilson, 36, was killed Saturday afternoon when struck by a Norfolk Southern freight train near Fuquay. Ernest Wood, of Holly Springs, said they had bought wine and sat on a cross tie before the fatal moment. Wood recalled Wilson telling him not to move as the train approached.
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Norfolk Southern
Fuquay
Louis Wilson
Wake County
W. L. Pritchett
Ernest Wood
Rt. 1
Holly Springs
Acci
Wood
Wilson
Pritchett
Weather Forecast For Gulf States And Northeast
Similar activity expected in the Gulf states with generally fair conditions elsewhere. Cooler conditions are forecast for the northeast quadrant of the country. Temperatures elsewhere will show little variation.
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Gulf States
Weather Snapshot Shows Ideal Midsummer Across Regions
The Associated Press reports widespread ideal midsummer weather with clear skies and 70s to 80s across the Ohio Valley and Great Plains. Fair conditions prevail from the Rockies to the West Coast, while Cindy tracks toward Nova Scotia bringing showers to southern Maine.
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Great Plains
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Rockies
West
Cindy
Nova Scotia
Maine
Middle Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Central
Great Lakes Region
Texas
Southwest
Great Basin
Turbulence and floods churn Europe on Basque Day weekend
Violent storms and dense fog hit Britain while a heat wave griped the continent. The Mt Athos and St Ronan collided in fog near the English Channel causing three crew missing and seven rescued as storms sparked floods and fires. Windsor Castle reported lightning outages amid the heat wave as Parisians surged to the countryside for Bastille Day weekend.
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London
Europe
Britain
British European Airways
English Channel
Mt. Athos
England
Windsor Castle
Queen Elizabeth
Kittens Learn Marine Amphibious Drill at Camp Pendleton
Two black kittens were loaded into the USS Pickaway during an amphibious exercise with First Division Marines. Private R. G. Balzarett and Sgt. J. R. Hoy discovered the kittens in the hold and cared for them through the landing. They were later adopted by married Marines.
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Camp Pendleton
Calif
First Division
Pickway
Caninero R. G. Balzarett
Sgt
J. R. Hoy
How To Deal With Your Tensions Gift Booklet
This public service notice invites readers to request a free booklet titled How To Deal With Your Tensions. It explains tensions affect many and offers practical, easy steps to manage emotions and improve happiness, with guidance on finding professional help. Mail Box 2500 New York 1 New York.
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New York
Teamster Tieup With Reds Charged
Senate rackets committee counsel Robert F. Kennedy accused James R. Hoffa of ties to the underworld and willingness to work with Communists. He cited Hoffa’s support for Gus Brown of Los Angeles, labeled a Communist labor leader, and ties to the International Longshoremen and Warehousemen's Union. Kennedy urged stronger federal control of union funds and labor-management relations to end racketeering and protect democratic rights.
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Sun Valley, Idaho
Senate Rackets Committee
Robert F. Kennedy
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Underworld
Kennedy
Idaho
Sun Valley
Harry Bridges
International Longshoremen and Warehousemen
Hoffa
Gus Brown
Los Angeles
Brown
United Furniture Workers of America
CIO
Teamsters Union
Congress
Washington
Cubans Protest Hearing Sparks Castro Regime Tensions
In Havana ex air force chief Pedro Diaz Lanz is to appear before a Senate Internal Security subcommittee public hearing, after already testifying at a secret session. Observers expect renewed anti American sentiment among Castro supporters and possible anger from Castro himself.
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Havana
Pedro Diaz Sanz
Senate
Internal Security
Diaz Lanz
Armando Hart
Rolando Masferrer
Fulgencio Batista
United States
Batista
Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Hart
Cuba
Masferrer
National Police
Conrad Carriala
Naval Intelligence
Julio Laurent
Miami
Soviet Exhibit Shows Paradox Of Everyday Life In USSR
New York AP reports the Soviet exposition at the Coliseum presents advanced science and consumer displays while acknowledging limited in country availability. Observers note a dreamlike showroom with dry cleaning and airport contrasts, and price gaps highlight the gap between Soviet wages and car costs for Moskvich and Volga models versus American cars.
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New York
Ivan
Omsk
New York Coliseum
Soviet Union
Moscow
U.S.S.R
Russia
U.S
Price cited for letting 13 year old drive road grader
Aubrey Price 39 was cited by Oklahoma City police for permitting an unauthorized person to drive. He was charged with allowing his 13 year old son to operate a large road grader and tractor.
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Oklahoma City
Aubrey Price
Price
Four Flusher Gets Rope, Sooner Or Later Hangs Himself
A terse remark implies a reckless speaker will suffer consequences for deceit. The phrase suggests inevitability of a downfall linked to dishonesty and overconfidence, echoing a cautionary attitude toward exposed duplicity.
Chevy scores high praise for engines and economy
Autos press lauds Chevrolet engines and Corvettes V8s for responsiveness and value. Sixes with Powerglide win economy run totals while bonded brakes promise longer life. NASCAR style testing and N A D A data cited for price, space, and overall performance.
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