Eisenhower shuns rush to Geneva over Khrushchev plan
UPI reports White House cautious on Khrushchev Middle East summit proposal. Nixon aides prepare a calm prompt reply after consulting NATO allies. No decision to meet in Geneva immediately, as administration weighs timing and conditions for a possible chiefs of state meeting.
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Record Pageant Draws Quarter Million On Ocean Boulevard
A quarter million people lined Long Beach Ocean Boulevard to witness the 7th Annual Miss Universe Pageant parade. The 16 mile route saw police report no serious incidents despite a major traffic jam as 270 officers managed crowds and a busy downtown. Miss Universe Gladys Zender of Peru rode in an open convertible, waving to the crowd amid festive celebration.
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Peru
Across the Nation Big Balloon Rises to 130,000 Ft
A huge gas filled bag set an altitude record at 130000 feet near Forsyth Montana before its parachute and 235 pound cosmic ray research load descended to 10000 feet and vanished in haze. Professors and veteran balloonists plan a 24 hour flight from Crosby Minnesota with a TV camera to broadcast NBC signals nationwide.
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Forsyth
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Miles City
Marcel Schein
University of Chicago
Schein
Crosby
Minn
Navy
Malcolm D. Rows
M. Lee Lewis
Couple Perishes on Mount Washington Peak
A young Boston couple Margaret March 18 and Paul Zam from Brookline Mass and Clifton N J died from exposure on Mount Washington NH near Hilltop House restaurant after being found Sunday a few hundred feet from safety.
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G-Guards Strike At Nevada AEC Installations
G-Guards walk off at three Nevada Atomic Energy Commission sites Las Vegas Tonopah and Mercury over a wage dispute. About 105 workers formed picket lines and halted work at noon Sunday, prompting mediation comments from Federal Mediator Ralph Patterson of San Francisco.
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Pirates Steal $150000 Yacht Quest From Long Beach Marina
Two inebriated men hijacked the 65 foot racing yacht Quest at Long Beach Marina and sailed for the South Seas before Coast Guard crews recaptured it. Suspects Max Moore and Everett Spellman, both in their forties, resisted arrest as Moore jumped overboard in Alamitos Bay. The yacht, built in 1929 for actor Lewis Stone, later owned by Sterling Hayden and Dr. Howard Murphy, finished second in the 1956 Los Angeles to Tahiti race and now faces a yearlong cruise plans.
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Pool party tragedy shocks Youngstown yacht crowd
In Youngstown Ohio a retired steel worker opened fire at a doctor's pool party killing two and wounding two. Victims include the doctor’s wife and a guest. The suspect Joseph Sabatino was jailed on related charges after a dramatic pursuit and capture. Coast Guard found a drifting yacht near Alamitos Bay hours later as fog hampered initial search.
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UPI
Coast Guard
Charles Brown
Suburb Yawl
Moore
Ban Boarfiman
Spellman
Southside Hospital
Melba
Joseph Sabatino
Ceenininn Nf Mindar
Parade Boss Bans Entry After Fatal Shootings
An official barred WM's iQuiz entrant amid a chaotic scene at a parade office. Miss Harrani and Mary figure in a dispute over a float placement near a fence. Sabatina allegedly threw sod, leading to an argument and a guest firing a revolver, fatally injuring Mrs. Little at the hospital.
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Geri'Hoo
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Little
Doctor killed as plane crashes near Marlboro airport
Dr Roy C Crosby aged about 40 of Boise Idaho was killed Sunday when his small plane crashed in a meadow beside Marlboro Massachusetts airport. His three young sons were injured in the crash and were taken for treatment.
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Roy’ C. Crosby
Boise
Idaho
Massachusetts
Jet Crash Kills 2 In Little Rock
A twin engine RG-57 jet bomber crashed at Little Rock municipal field killing two pilots. The Air National Guard spokesman named the deceased as 1st Lts. Carl J Gaines and Norman B McCreary, both in their 20s.
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UPI
154Th Tactical Reconnaissance
Carl Jgaines
Norman B. McCreary
Detroit pitcher Jim Bune Ning Throws No-Hitter
Independent reports Detroit pitcher Jim Bune ning hurls the season's first no hit game against Boston. The item notes Cypriot Shot SICOSTA and a separate reported bombing in Nicosia as tensions rise in the Mideast, with an incident described as an immediate danger to regional stability.
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