Engineer Dies in Collision Between Freight Trains
A derailment and collision between two Pennsylvania Railroad freight trains near Washington injures five crewmen and kills engineer Harry Wayne Edwards of Oxford, Maryland. The wreck halted operations as crews battled fires and cleared 18 cars from the yard locomotive in the New York to Washington bound route.
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Landover
Harry Wayne
Edwards
Oxford
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Washington
New Washington
Berserk Man Kills Wile and Five Others in Nassau
A Bahamas carpenter using a 16 bore shotgun killed seven people including himself and wounded six, in a spree through Nassau South. He first shot his wife Eloise, then struck down bystanders at a house on Broome Street before fleeing and being found dead at his home. Police have not yet established a motive for Reuben Rolle, 30, who had a license for the weapon.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Nigel Morris
Reuben Rolle
Rolle
Eloise
Morris
Broome Street
Eric Strachan
Carolton Sweeting
William Fernandez
Bursell Fowler
Sodom Woodside
U N Envoy Fires At Editor In Panama Street
U N envoy and Panama’s Envoy Aquilino Boyd fired two shots at Escolastico Calvo editor of La Hora after a story accusing him of election fraud. Calvo was grazed on the left side and treated at a hospital. the other shot missed. Witnesses say the men wrestled after a bitter exchange. Boyd is immune as a national assembly member and had been seeking re election. La Hora alleged Boyd tried to rig returns in his favor.
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Panama
U.N
Aquilino Boyd
Boyd
Escolastico Calvo
la Hora
Calvo
National Assembly
U.N. Post
la Hare
Peron Backers Tie Up Plants
Premier Khrushchev visited Alexandria on Thursday and announced he would extend his stay beyond the planned visit. He said he would return to Cairo on Saturday, as officials coordinated further talks with leaders in Egypt.
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Peron
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Arturo Ilia
Alexandria
Egypt
Khrushchev
Mediterranean
Cairo
Judy Garland Says Retirement After Melbourne Harsh Night
Judy Garland, hooted in Melbourne over a subpar performance, told an interviewer in Sydney she planned retirement. Reports say the box office sought refunds as 7,000 fans heckled her, she arrived late, fumbled notes, and left the stage without farewell after a brief encore.
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Australia
Melbourne
Judy Garland
Sun
Musicians’ Union
Miss Garland
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