Russia to hold Arctic naval drills near NATO sea exercises
Russia announced a massive naval war game in the Barents and Kara seas from September 10 to October 15 near areas where NATO plans concurrent sea exercises off the Norwegian coast. The defense ministry warned ships and planes to keep clear of the danger zone as Soviet ships practice with modern weapons. NATO says its Strikeback maneuvers off the North and Norwegian seas pose no area conflict and will proceed as planned.
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Norwegian
Remote Job as Teacher for Shepilov
Reported in Moscow that Dmitri Shepilov, ex Pravda editor and ex foreign minister, will be sent to the Soviet Far East as a teacher after health recovery. The move appears part of June shakeup replacing ousted anti party leaders. V M Molotov named ambassador to Mongolia. Georgi Melenka(y) sent after prior power station visit in Tarof.
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Moscow
Dmitri Shepilov
Pravde
Far East
Invermlin
Shepilov
Whder
V. M. Molotov
Mongolia
Georgi Melenkay
Nuster Jarung
Tar
Kazakhstan
Down and Out Sonny Tufts in Drunken Fall Incident
Sonny Tufts, 46, reportedly fell on Sunset Strip in a drunken incident after a party. Harriet Schaffer, 37, also charged. both released on $25 bail. Tufts received four stitches for a deep cut above his left eye.
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Li Wood
Sonny Tufts
Sunset Strip
Manuay
Repities
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J. H. Prior
Ehates
Trey
Harriet Corita Schaffer
Miss Schaffer
Pet
U S Traffic Toll Climbs Above 400
The report notes traffic deaths climbed past 400 during the Labor Day weekend. Ned H. Dearborn of the National Safety Council cautions the final numbers will rise as data from the holiday period is completed. California fatalities stood at 47 with a projected final count around 32.
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Ned H. Dearborn
National Safety Council
California
Cigarette Market Shifts Amid Publicity Push
The piece discusses rising cigarette sales amid fear of publicity driving down demand. It cites historical consumption, noting 9500 cigarettes per adult in 1952, 3217 in 1954, and projected recovery to previous peaks. It notes brand fragmentation from six brands dominating 85 percent to 32 brands sharing the market. Continued on Page A.
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Toll Deaths Amid Holiday Traffic Rise in 1956
The council warned the toll would surpass pre holiday estimates of 420 traffic deaths and issued appeals for extra alertness. By Day 1956 the total reached 596 with 435 traffic deaths, 89 drownings, and 72 other fatalities. Marine T Sern Charles E Cleveland of El Toro died when his car slid off Trabuco Road near Hipaway 101. Earlier Huntington Beach reported a second holiday fatality as Peter Gomez, 18, of La Habra, died after his car struck a palm tree near Cypress Street.
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Long Beach Haliday
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Charles E. Cleveland
Trvine
Cleveland
el Toro
Marine Air Station
Tratuco Rd
Hipaway 101
Earier
Huntington Beach
Peter Gomez
Ith St. la Habra
Cypress St
Troopers Endure Atomic Blast At Nevada Test Site
Paratroopers of the 82nd Airborne Division at Fort Bragg endured an atomic test near ground zero as scientists conducted a hurried firing under perfect weather. Troops reported as they moved through exercises despite helmets torn away and red eyes showing fear, with no casualties noted.
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In.c
Macmillan Presses West on Disarmament Talks
London Prime Minister Harold Macmillan criticized Soviet rejection of Western disarmament plans in a public letter to Nikolai Bulganin. He urged a move toward arms cuts and warned against an escalating arms race, while also addressing German unification and Middle East policies.
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Harold Macmillan
Russia
Nikolai Bulganin
Bulganin
Macmillan
Valerian Zorin
Middle East
Tourists Visit Manchurian Shipyard in Communist China
A group of American tourists touring Communist China visited a large Manchurian shipyard in port on Monday, observing industrial operations and technological facilities. The visit highlighted interaction between U.S. travelers and Chinese industry during a period of cultural exchange.
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Port Dairen
China
Communist
Suspect Captured in Road Shooting Near St George Utah
Mrs. Henrietta Matilsky and Dr Isadore Matilsky were shot as a gunman tried to enter their car near St George Utah. A 40 man posse tracked and captured James B Grainger 19 Phoenix Arizona who claimed Navy leave absence. Grainger admitted Las Vegas involvement but denied a robbery. Mrs Matilsky listed in good condition after bullet removal.
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Utah
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Henrietta Matilsky
Isadore Matilsky
Metropolitea
State Hospital
Grainger
Navy
Renouf
Las Vegas
Nev
Playtime Over as Summer Ends and School Nears
The piece notes summer vacation ending and school about to start. It warns of increased traffic and students crossing streets as women resume activities and routines return to normal. The tone is brisk and reflects seasonal transition.
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Gang
Lesbot
Faubus declares emergency as troops guard Little Rock school
Gov. Orval Faubus orders state of emergency and deploys National Guardsmen and police around Central High to prevent integration. He says peace could not be kept if federal court orders on integration are carried out, while Little Rock schools plan only partial next steps.
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Ark
Orval F. Faubus
Central High School
Santa Faubus
Pulaski County
Central High
Kay Matthews
Faubus
Boarer
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Girl Slain in Error by L A Street Gang
In Los Angeles a 15 year old girl, Emili Guzman, was killed by a rival gang ambush as she rode along. Six members of her group were booked on suspicion of murder. A 22 caliber rifle found with suspect Manuel Garden, 17, is believed to be the weapon.
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Asheville
N.C
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Los Angeles
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Auto ‘Mobile
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Independent millionaire Robert Sweeney weds Pamela Curran Wade
In Greenwich Connecticut on Monday, golfer Robert Sweeney married Pamela Curran Wade. The couple’s debut coincided with Sweeney’s former wife Joanne Connelley’s death, marking a notable social event in society pages.
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Pamela Curran Wade
Greenwich
Conn
Sweeney
Joanne Connelley
Train wreck in Jamaica kills hundreds rights likely over 200 dead
A special train carrying about 1300 Catholic pilgrims plunged off a hill in Jamaica late Sunday night. The disaster killed about 176 or more and injured nearly 500 as rescuers moved bodies to Mandeville for identification. Two Jesuit priests from Massachusetts survived uninjured in the wreck and helped the dead and dying.
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Jamaica
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Massachusetts
Charles J Eberle
Somerville
Harry Mallette
Springfield
Mass
Mandeville
Spadling
Joseph Mitchell
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