Stassen Confers With Ike On Potential Running Mate
Harold E. Stassen met with President Eisenhower in Gettysburg to discuss Stassen’s proposal to name Gov. Herter as a running mate. Stassen, Eisenhower aide on disarmament, would not confirm topics. White House aides indicated Nixon remains the likely choice. The session raised questions about Stassen’s future with the administration, with no public comment from Eisenhower on Herter or Nixon.
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We aiy It Over We aiy It Over
An NEA Service piece by Robert L. Miatioiacies reflects on how people affect others through kindness, tone, and recognition. It urges sincere regard for others, warns against sarcasm, and emphasizes care as a moral duty guided by love.
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Mountain climbers plunged to crevasse in Mt Hood tragedy
A group of 19 youths roped for safety slid 100 feet down an icy chute on Mt Hood. One girl died from suffocation at the 40 foot drop, others were seriously injured, some gravely. Rescue teams and aircraft from the U.S. Air Force and Royal Canadian Air Force assisted, and two climbers survived able to walk. The accident occurred around 3 30. More details on page five.
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Eden halts all British exports of war materials to Egyptians
Prime Minister Eden said in the House of Commons that exports of British war materials to Egypt have been stopped. He cited the Suez crisis and noted talks with French and American officials. He warned against leaving the Suez Canal under a single power's control and commented on two destroyers sold to Egypt.
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Britain struck by deadly storm kills thirteen and upsets race
A violent British summer storm battered the coast for 24 hours. At least 13 people died and several boats capsized near the Channel as winds to 90 miles per hour hampered rescue efforts. A cross channel race from Souter to Le Havre faced delays with ships damaged and crews missing or seeking shelter.
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Water Tank Loses Bottom Floods Clayton Residents
In Clayton New Jersey a 150000 gallon storage tank ruptured spilling about 400 tons of water. The flood washed away fences coops and a cow barn damaging five houses. Evacuations occurred with no human injuries reported and 58 chickens listed missing.
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Marine Captain Faces Dismissal Bid Denied at Court Martial
The seven member court martial denied the defense motion for a not guilty verdict in the involuntary manslaughter case of Captain McKeon The judge ruled the panel may overrule a charge and considered the barracks alcohol charge The trial recalls Ribbon Creek drownings and the accusation that nonswimmers were forced into a tidal marsh by the instructor with the phrase those who cant swim will drown and those who will be eaten by sharks
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Aluminum Workers May Strike In Nationwide Tense Standoff
United Steelworkers spokesman said both sides are eager to avert a shutdown as contracts at Alcoa Reynolds Kaiser expire soon. About 17,000 workers across 12 Alcoa divisions Reynolds plants and Kaiser operations seek wage increases and benefits, with present earnings around 2.22 dollars an hour. Talks continue to avoid extending the old contract.
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Bush Sees Strong GOP Civil Rights Plank
Senator Bush head of the Platform Committee predicts a strong civil rights plank at the Republican National Convention. He says it will reflect Eisenhower era proposals, including a civil rights commission and a federal civil rights division. Democratic voices urge a balanced, non offensive plank.
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Logs Saved From Andrea Doria as It Sank Off Nantucket
The logs of the Andrea Doria were saved and handed to the Italian consul general after the collision with the Stockholm. The records cover hourly navigation and communications. Authorities reduce missing to 36, with 2 dead and 18 missing or presumed dead among 1708 aboard.
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ADA Says GOP Takes Gamble With Nixon
Americans for Democratic Action accuses the Republican party of a dark and dangerous gamble if Nixon is renominated. The group cites Nixon's controversial record and weaknesses while noting Stassen’s view that Herter could be nominated as the 1952 era pressure shifts. Stassen, Eisenhower’s disarmament aide, doubts a final decision has been reached.
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Petroleum Tank Explosion Kills Nineteen At Shamrock
In Dumas Texas an exploding 20,000 barrel tank burned a quarter mile area injuring and killing nineteen workers. Four more died from burns and at least 31 were burned as flames leaped high. Firefighters and bystanders escaped major loss of life by quick action. witnesses described burning clothing and a widespread blaze.
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International Suez Control Board Sought by American Plan
The United States is urged to back an international control board including Russia to operate the Suez Canal guaranteeing freedom of ships from all nations. British concern grows over Egypt’s nationalist move while U S officials weigh legal and diplomatic steps ahead of talks with Eden and Mollet. In Cairo, U S Ambassador Byroade met Nasser briefly after Washington withdrew financing for the Aswan Dam.
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