Grinding Headon Collision Kills Nine in Minnesota
Worthington Minnesota AP reports a headon crash on a rural highway left nine dead of ten occupants. One survivor, Mrs Lueck of Wilmont, was hospitalized in serious condition. Victims include six women from a Wilmont canning plant and several married mothers with large families.
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Worthington
Minn
the Lueck
Wilmont
Here
John Schroer
Larry Bunker
Ted Voss
Matt Gerber
John Voss
Robert Joe Buckman
Sibley
Iowa
James Buckner
James Bruss
Bruss
Buckman
Bruckner
Germany
Gerber
John, Voss
Two Girls Placed In Isolation
Two young sisters Bernadette and Venita Fratantonio were placed in Juvenile Court protection after tests showed barbiturate traces. Police found an eye dropper with drug residue. parents Vincent and Lillian were questioned. The coroner confirmed barbiturates caused the girls' sudden comas and they remain isolated with no visitors.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Vincent
Lillian Fratantonio
Bernadette
Venita
Samuel R. Gerber
Fratantonio Home
Norman Ferris
William Lee
First Call Between Texas and Iowa by Satellite Phone
The Echo I satellite carried live voices in a coast to coast test from Bell Telephone Laboratories in Holmdel New Jersey to Goldstone California marking the first two way phone attempt via a satellite. Texas and Iowa were also linked in an earlier test by Alpha Corp and Collins Radio using the same satellite with over two hours of conversation. The tests followed two days earlier a broadcast of recordings by Eisenhower and Lyndon Johnson.
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Holmdel
N. J
Texas
Iowa
New Jersey
California
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Goldstone
Calif
Dallas
Tex
Alpha Corp
Collins Radio Corp
Cedar Rapida
Bell Labs
Bel
Senate Space’ Committee
Bell Laboratories
Johnson
Tardoni
Grandchild Of FDR In Fatal Injury
Sara Dela no Roosevelt 13 daughter of John A Roosevelt and granddaughter of Franklin D Roosevelt died of a brain hemorrhage after fainting during a mountain hike while at a Adirondacks girls camp. Coroner cites head injury from a possible horse fall or spill as cause while family rushed to Utica and Hyde Park.
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Utica
N.Y
Sara Delano Roosevelt
John A. Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Sara
Adirondacks
Oneida County
Preston R. Clark
Eelais
Maine
Nixon
Lodge
Roosevelts
Hyde Park
Sally
Moss Lake School
Belgians Begin Katanga Removal
Belgian troops will start withdrawing from Katanga Province tonight as United Nations forces take over duties. Two Swedish companies join the UN task force with Dag Hammarskjold and Premier Moise Tshombe discussing the transition. About 220 Swedish soldiers arrived peacefully, billeted outside Elisabethville, while Belgian units remain nearby.
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Elisabethville, the Congo
Katanga
United Nations
U. N
U.N
Elisabethville
Dag Hammerskjold
Moise Tschombe
Wil de
Leopoldville
Bel- Bee
Fage 2
Soviet Soldiers Sent To Siberia
One thousand demobilized Soviet soldiers were sent to Siberia for new state farm jobs. They received pep talks from officials and flowers from girlfriends before boarding trains at a Moscow station as a band played.
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Moscow
Siberia
Echo 1 Balloon Enables First Space Telephone Link
Washington AP reports America's Echo 1 giant 100 foot balloon satellite launched, orbiting Earth to spark global communications. Bell Labs says two way voices were relayed via Echo 1 between New Jersey and California at 5 18 a m. The test hints at live televiewers and instant overseas calls, with future Olympic coverage possible in Cincinnati and international calls to Russia Japan or South Africa.
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Washington
America
Cincinnati
Europe
St. Louis
Boston
Russia
Japan
South Africa
New Jersey
California
Bell Telephone! Laboratories
Excessive Speed Said Crash Cause
An Adams County coroner jury found excessive speed caused a pickup to lose control near Littlestown on August 1. Three boys were killed and 17 injured as Ronald Lynn Gaylor 22, recreation director at Hoffman Home for Children faced involuntary manslaughter charges. He was driving 19 boys back from a swimming outing when the vehicle veered and crashed.
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Gettysburg
Adams County
Ronald Lynn Gaylor
Littlestown
Dist
Daniel £. Teeter
Gaylor
Hoffman Home For Children
D. Gaylor
Lafayette
Ind
Ship Crippled Near Savannah Kills 5 Sailors in Mine Sweeper Fire
The Navy mine sweeper USS Exultant suffered a major engine room fire about 70 miles southeast of Savannah killing five crewmen and crippling the 170 foot vessel. The ship, out of Charleston and bound for Miami, was towed to Savannah as sister ships and a destroyer offered assistance. Names of the dead were withheld pending kin notifications. The Exultant, launched in 1953 and commissioned in 1954, carried a crew of 75 and used wooden holds as a safety measure against mine detonations.
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Savannah
Navy
Exultant
Charleston
S. C
Miami
Fla
Savan
Naval Reserve Training Center
Hunter Air Force Base
X15 Sets New Record For Altitude
Maj. Robert M. White piloted the X15 rocket plane to nearly 25 miles up at Edwards Air Force Base, surpassing the unofficial altitude record. He called it routine test flying while spectators watched from the desert site.
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Air Force
Robert M. White
Edwards Air Base
Calif
Edwards Air Force Base
Maj. White
White
Doris
Doris White
California
Tama
Powers Pleads For Son In Moscow Trial
Oliver W Powers arrived in Moscow to attend the espionage trial of his son Francis Gary Powers and said he will seek a meeting with Premier Khrushchev. Powers appeared emotional as he spoke at a news conference while his wife, in frail health, rested upstairs. The family hopes to influence the case, with Powers unsure if he will request a pretrial meeting or wait until after. Meanwhile Cornucopia Gold stock faced an SEC order amid past bankruptcy and trading suspensions tied to reporting violations and a complex ownership history.
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Moscow
Oliver W. Powers
Nikita Khrushchev
Francis Gary Powers
Powers
Mia
Soviet Union
Pound
Newomen
Mos
Washington (Ap
Col
Securities and Exchange Commission
Ihe
Exchange
SEC
Pittsburgh
Earl Belle
Cornucopia and
Eastern Investment and Development Corp
Belle
First National Bank of
Salisbury
Pentti
United States
Cornucopia
Eastern
Belle and Burton
Edward Talenfeld
Hetle
U. S
Turkey Dinner $1.10 at Outside Inn
A local notices upcoming meals with turkey dinner priced at 1.10 dollars at Outside Inn and roast beef or chicken dinner 1.00 at the Delhi venue on Sunday. The brief lists event type and prices for community dining.
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Delhi
Plan for new talks on rail workers pact in Pittsburgh
Negotiators for the Union Railroad and United Steelworkers plan to resume contract talks Tuesday to avert a strike threatened for Thursday morning. A previous session recessed on Friday with no comments from either side. A non operating personnel strike could idle seven U S Steel plants and 12 others in the Pittsburgh area, as unions seek terms matching those granted to 200,000 workers in U S Steel mills.
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Pittsburgh
Union Railroad
United Steelworkers
U. S. Steel Corp
U. S. Steel
Brotherhood of
Ocomo
Ctive
U.S
Pittsburgh Works
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Mohongahela
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