U S Ship Northwind Opes Arctic Rescue Hope Dims
Coast Guard cutter Northwind struggles through four feet plus ice off the north Siberian coast in a mission to rescue Louis Bova 54 after his team abandoned in the Arctic oceanographic study. Officials say no trace of Bova or other crew has been found amid hostile conditions.
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Virtue
Washington
U.S. Coast Guard
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Coas
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Chukchi Sea
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Alaska
East Siberian Sea
Laptev Sea
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Geers
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Coast Guard
Iby Television
U.S
Hope
Kansas
Tokyo
Red
China
Soviet Union
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Peking
Cape Cody
Charmeon
United States
Florida
Bury
Marksman Act Ends After Fatal Shot Kills Daughter
CALexico California AP For five years Mito and Marilyn Ploof wowed crowds with dangerous balloon and chalk head stunts. The father, a 40 year old trick shot artist, killed his 14 year old daughter during a dove hunter fiesta act. Marilyn died instantly after a balloon burst and a chalk shot went wrong as spectators watched in shock. Deputies took Ploof into custody at his El Centro home after the tragedy.
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Calexico Gun Club
Wallace Delays Opening of Desegregated School
Governor George Wallace used police powers to delay the desegregated Tuskegee public school opening amid protests. Troopers surrounded the campus and forced a postponement to next Monday to preserve peace and protect lives. The move follows federal court orders and threats of violence in Birmingham Mobile and other Alabama communities.
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Mobile
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Montgomery
Tricities
Florence
Muscle Shoals
Sheffield
Seaside Labor Day riot prompts police response
Police and National Guardsmen dispersed hundreds of rioters on Seaside Oregon beaches as crowds shouted for beer and damaged property. Reports described similar disturbances in Hampden Beach New Hampshire and Ocean City Maryland with arrests reaching about fifty.
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Ore
National
Atlantic Coast
Hampden Beach
N.H
Ocean City
Lucy
Oregon
Cannon Beach
Washington
Hampton
New Hampshire
Atlantic ‘Ocean
Peas
N C.'s Labor Day Toll Rises to 28 Dead in Violent Wrecks
Associated Press reports at least 28 people killed in North Carolina since Friday 6 p.m. as Labor Day weekends traffic crashes claim many lives. Victims include multiple family members and residents from Winston-Salem Mebane Wallace and other towns, with several head-on collisions and daybreak crashes across the region.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Traffic toll heads for record this Labor Day weekend
Traffic deaths across the nation for the extended Labor Day weekend were climbing toward a record toll with a sharp rise on Sunday. As of 6 pm Friday to Sunday, 409 deaths were recorded, with 180 on Sunday alone, prompting revised estimates that the final toll could reach well over prior forecasts.
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National Safety Council
Council
Illinois
Rockville
Martinsville
Burgess Spent Last Days In Degradation coast hear Buxton
Editor note recounts a farm family shooting in Moscow with Vance County ties. Garland Fuller and his wife were fatally wounded by a shotgun blast at their home. Their son Tommy Fuller, 1 year old, jailed in connection to the case. Other victims include Allen Brimm of Madison and John A. McLurkin of Charlotte.
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Stanleys
Vance County
Johnson
Garland Fullher
Associated Press
Moscow
Guy Bur
Henderson
Gess
Tommy Fuller
Donald Macleat
London
Wash
Allen Brimm
Madison
Willington
Iam
Wallace -Chislom
Burgess Died in Moscow as Detested Expatriate Spy
Guy Burgess, who died in a Moscow hospital at 52, spent years in degradation after defection from Britain. Once wealthy and influential, he was despised by Communists for whom he spied and left with scant income from Britain. His 1950s defection shocked Britain and the United States, and few would associate with him thereafter. His last sighting was at a Moscow cocktail party where he arrived drunk and toothless, seeking a bottle of scotch to take home.
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Peking
Moscow
Peking Radio
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Germany
Red China
Washington
United States
Exaeel
China
Soviet Union
Stanley Johnson
NEW York
Guy Burgess
Moscow Hospital
Britain
Donald Maclean
Iplomat
Burgess
Khrushchev visit prompts Yugoslav plant access clash
Western and Soviet correspondents were barred from a Yugoslav chemical plant being built with U S funds during Khrushchev's visit. Guards ejected reporters while Yugoslav officials and Tito escorted the premier. The plant, financed by a 23 million loan, is near 70 percent complete and linked to U S and Brilytison funding, showcasing cooling yet fragile Soviet Yugoslav ties.
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Moscow
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Foster Wheeler Co
Tain's Chemical Industries
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N.J
Alfred S.warming
Holden
Oakhurst
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