Dr. Dudley White Opens Nantucket Cycle Path
Nantucket Massachusetts AP Dr. Dudley White 72 cut a blue ribbon yesterday mounted his bicycle and pedaled seven miles to the opposite end of this gland and back again. White a heart specialist who treated President Eisenhower considers bicycling fine exercise. The ribbon cutting marked dedication of a short strip of the commonwealths first state financed cycle path. About 25 enthusiasts followed him over the 14 mile route.
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White
Eisenhower
Moon Date Scheduled For Sunday
The article details a proposed moon mission plan to place a rocket in orbit around the moon for a few passes and return to Earth. It discusses speed, gravity, and the need to time the trajectory, plus aims to photograph the moon’s far side and measure its magnetic field and temperatures. It notes NASA/Air Force planning, potential risks, and the lack of confirmation of any surrender study by the Pentagon.
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Moon
Earth
Week-long Bus Strike Continues in New Castle
NEW CASTLE Pa A new meeting is planned for next week as the Shenango Valley Transportation Co drivers strike persists. Mayor Edward A DeCarbo met with the drivers union the company and a federal labor mediator but no agreement was reached. He says a Transit Authority is planned for New Castle and would take about 30 days to establish leaving residents without transportation.
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New Castle
Shenango Valley Transportation Co
Edward A. DeCarbo
Drivers’ Union
DeCarbo
Rand study on surrender sparks Senate debate over policy
Rumors trace to a 1951 Rand Corp study analyzed surrender in wartime, denied to discuss U S defeat. Sen Knowland and others defended the administration while Republicans pressed for limits on public debate, citing Soviet propaganda risks. The session featured clashes over closed-door talks and press access.
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Rand Corp
Rand
Air Force
U.S
William F. Knowland
Rcalif
Senate
Eisenhower
United States
Knowland
Russell
Homer E. Capehart
Capehart
Congress
America
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Ill
Chamber
Dancer Ann Miller to Wed Bill Moss in La Jolla
Hollywood AP reports dancer and actress Ann Miller will marry Texas oilman Bill Moss next week in La Jolla California. The couple plans a private ceremony with family and close friends.
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Hollywood
Ann Miller
Bill Moss
la Jolla
Calif
Mystery Crash KLM Flight 607E Sparks Search Across Atlantic
Investigators probe the sudden loss of KLM Flight 607E from Amsterdam to New York after takeoff from Shannon. The plane disappeared at 16 000 feet with 61 aboard and wreckage was later spotted by RAF and French vessels. No distress signal was heard and early findings suggest an in flight break up unknown cause.
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Amsterdam
New York
Shannon
Gander
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F. A. E. Roelofs
Royal Air Force
le Clerc
B. P
Keith McDonald
Sone
Cmdr
James Whyte
Lawrence Melling
Water Damages Attack Carrier Ticonderoga in flood
Repair crews clean machinery aboard the 42000-ton carrier Ticonderoga after seawater flooded the main engine room when a valve failed. Crew escaped unharmed and the ship is out of action until repairs. An investigation will determine damage extent. Also notes Nellie Grant married Algernon Sartoris at the White House.
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San Francisco
Ticonderoga
Nellie
Ulysses S. Grant
White House
Algernon Sartoris
Britain
Cash Tied to Hoffa Death in Hearings on Teamsters Links
Testimony linked an $8,000 loan from James R Hoffa to Probstein for starting a taxi firm in Indianapolis and suggested a threat before Probstein vanished. The inquiry questioned why a 1953 Teamsters probe was dropped and noted a long list of names and a memo at the Palmer House. Ben Salzman invoked the Fifth Amendment regarding a 1954 taxi strike violence.
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James R. Hoffa
Probstein
Hoffa
Indianapolis
Robert F. Kennedy
Wood
Palmer House
Chicago
Goodman
Kennedy
Grossberg
Rowe and Biedler
Ben Salzman
St. Louis
Salzman
Divorce Ends Rock Hudson Marriage Says Wife
Santa Monica California AP report states Phyllis Hudson 32 won an uncontested divorce from actor Rock Hudson. She testified success made him sullen and distant, often not speaking for weeks and staying out all night, replying when asked none of your business.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Rock Hudson
Phyllis Hudson
Lightning Said Cause Of Two Barn Fires
Lightning caused two fires leaving an estimated $10,000 in losses, with insurance expected to cover most. Neighbors aided the Manoskeys as firefighters stayed until 11 p.m. to clean debris. The Le Roy Conner barn near Glen Campbell burned around 4 p.m. despite Glen Campbell volunteers arriving. its loss also neared $10,000.
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Manaskey
Milton McGee
Lester Steele
John H. Brady
Leroy Conner
Hooverhurst
Glen Campbell
Conner
Aaron Stiver
Dayton
Tow trucks ordered to stop listening to police radios
Detroit AP report notes radio equipped tow trucks unlawfully listening to police broadcasts. In some cases the vehicles reached accident scenes and removed damaged cars before police arrived. Assistant U.S. Attorney George Woods says the violation carries up to one year in prison and a $1000 fine.
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Asst
U.S
UN Units Rejected as Jordan Refuses U.N. Troops
Western and Soviet powers explore ways to replace Western troops in Lebanon and Jordan with a UN force. Jordanian delegate Abdel Monem Rifai asserts his government will not permit UN observers or military units on Jordan soil. Dag Hammarskjold may tour the region again to seek U.N. security assistance.
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Middle East
Jordan
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Hussein
Abdel Monem Rifal
United States
Britain
Lebanon
USN
West
Soviet’ ‘Union
Electric milking machine kills cow in Ohio barn
In Bellefontaine Ohio Donald Draught aged 73 used electric milking gear on his farm. A short circuit caused a cow to drop dead and trigger a chain reaction through metal stanchions. Draught escaped unharmed and the incident prompted a swift shutdown of the equipment.
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Bellefontaine
Ohio
Donald Draught
Rifa
Omar Loutfifore
United Arab Republic
Malvern
Jordan
helDraught
Obituary notices for Black and Tate Stahura
Obituaries report the death of 67 year old Black of Philipsburg with services at Philipsburg Evangelical United Brethren Church and burial in Roselawn Cemetery. Surviving family members include a wife four daughters and several sons and brothers. Separate notice lists Mary Tate Stahura of 557 Oak Street who died August 13 in Indiana Hospital with funeral services at Sutila Funeral Home. Burial in St Bernard's Cemetery. Rosary to be recited by C D A and K of C.
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Philipsburg
Evelyn Curtis
Tohnaville
Dorothy Jones
Florence Diehl
Dayton
Joan Hayworth
Russell
Keith Share
Roger Share
Edwin Share
Quilla
Verona
Charles
Wesley Black
Arcanum
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