North Carolina weekend drownings claim at least 13 lives
The Associated Press reports at least 13 people died in North Carolina over the weekend as warm weather drew crowds to lakes and beaches. Victims include ministers, youths, a 10 month old girl, a sawmill operator, and several youths who drowned in lakes, rivers, and surf.
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North Carolina
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Whitney
S.C
Lake Sandy Plains
Columbus
William R. Wright
Atlantic Beach
Beaufort
Lonnie Aye
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Raleigh
Luther Barbour
Goldsboro
Stamford Hospital treats 19 month old with knife injury
In Stamford Connecticut a 19 month old boy received emergency care at Stamford Hospital after cutting his hand while playing with a knife. The incident underscores risks to toddlers around sharp objects.
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Stamford, Conn
Stamford Hospital
Fox Contradicts Adams in Subcommittee Testimony
The testimony compares Fox to Adams over influence and favors tied to Goldfine. Fox asserts pressure collapsed the Boston Post, alleges he bought a Washington house for Adams, and that Adams promised to help with Goldfine issues. Adams admits hospitality but denies improper influence. White House also denounces most of Fox's claims as false.
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Lebanese City Simmers Under Rebel Siege as Crisis Persists
In Tripoli area clashes rise with 350 rebels inside city and hundreds more allied, while government forces hold long lines 10 to 15 miles north near Akkar. Civilians flee to mountains. many endure nerves worn by ongoing fire and shortages as both sides brace for further action.
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Arab Republic
Tripoli
Akkar
Syria
Nasser
71 Year Old Jailed For Not Wearing Boxing Gloves
In Chicago a 71 year old man named Murphy was arrested at the White Sox ballpark for pickpocketing. Detectives claimed a prior deal required him to wear boxing gloves to enter, a condition he refused stating he cannot eat popcorn while wearing gloves. He remains held without charge.
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Edward Mur der
John Adams
James Hill
Murphy
White Sox
July Business Statistics and Investor Cautions
SAM DAWSON outlines why July figures may mislead investors due to vacation shutdowns in steel and textiles, delayed orders, automatic wage raises, and revised government data. He warns that rising personal income may not lift most households and urges readers to consider August and September trends before judging the economy.
Stock Market Mixed Gains In Early New York Trading
Moderate advances and selective gains dotted an uneven session led by American Motors with a brisk 1 point rise as defense contracts and May construction awards boosted sentiment. Steel and aircraft groups perked up while Burroughs and some rail stocks slipped. the AP average held steady at noon.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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Southern Railway
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Gun Play Is Not Football
John Cannady a 235 pound former Giants lineman was wounded in the neck outside his Charleston tavern after ejecting a patron. Police held a 23 year old man for questioning and Cannady was listed in fair condition at a local hospital. Cannady helped Indiana University win a Big 10 title before eight years with the Giants ending in 1955.
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S.C
John
Big John
Drastic Changes Reported In Relative Safety of 9 Leading Cigarettes
Reader's Digest in July reports shifts in cigarette composition noting some regulars now have less nicotine and tar than certain filters, while some brands show higher tar and nicotine. It cites a cancer specialist praising reductions and warns some products have increased content, urging readers to consult the article before buying.
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Reader’s Digest
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