Diamondville Soldier Die in California Car Crash
Pvt. Gary Emigh of Diamondville died in a crash near King City California when a car at about 80 mph left the road and hit a utility pole. Recruit Charles E. Fitzgerald from Collins Montana, 21, also died. Neal Wagner of Spokane was injured badly. Emigh had served since 1957 and recently returned from Germany. He was to be discharged later this year and leaves parents Willis Emigh and others in Clymer.
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King City
Calif
Gary Emigh
Willis
Emigh
Clymer R. D
Charles E. Fitzgerald
Collins
Mont
Combat Development Experimental Control Unit
Fort Ord
Neal Wagner
Spokane
Wash
Germany
Camp Roberts Reservation
Clymer Borough
Jols
Dartell
Rescue pilot braves altitude to save climbers on Mount McKinley
Don Sheldon, 38, of Talkeetna, flew Helga Sading of Anchorage and John Day of Central Point, Ore., from Mount McKinley at high altitudes in separate flights. Two rescue planes crashed killing William Stevenson and an unidentified serviceman. Day, his son Jack Day, and others remained on the peak with several injured or frostbitten. Mrs Bading likely to be released within 48 hours.
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Alaska
North America
Don Sheldon
Talkeetna
Helga Sading
John Day
Central Point
Ore
Mt. McKinley
Bading
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Talkeeina’s
Jack Day
Seattle
Pop
Day
Peter Schoening
James
Louis Whittaker
War Clouds Over Feltwell As Rockets Quietly Array
In Feltwell England near airfields housing Thor missiles American jets and British crews guard a growing rocket sites network. The region, a potential nuclear target, shows runways and rocket sheds along rural lanes while police move on visitors and Britain’s 20 Thor missiles promise striking power up to 1700 miles. The story notes air bases like Lakenheath and Mildenhall nearby as part of a tense Cold War landscape.
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Feltwell
England
Europe
Lakenheath
Mildenhall
Markham
Britain
Thor
Water Restored in Heilwood After Citizens Help
Water service returned to Heilwood homes around 5 p.m. after a citizens committee repaired the Pine Two Water Co pump. Residents had been without water since Sunday and schools were closed since Monday. Women raised $1,009 in a house to house canvass to fund the repairs.
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Heilwood
Heilwood Homes
Pine Two Water Co
Scott Heads State GOP Delegation
PHILADELPHIA AP The election of Sen Hugh Scott as chairman of Pennsylvania s Republican delegation to the national convention was seen as a victory of youth over age Scott 59 defeated Sen M Harvey Taylor 83 by 4 22 at the Chicago convention organizational meeting The state party executive committee also chose a national committeeman to replace Taylor Cooke a Philadelphia financier retiring Dr Robert L Johnson Temple University s 4 year old chancellor was favored for the post
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Philadelphia
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Scott
Harvey Taylor
Pennsylvania Senate
Tayge
Chicago
Tay Cooke
Cooke
Robert L. Johnson
Temple University
Lee Scott
Found Guilty In Death Of Dad In Law
GREENSBURG PA AP A jury of eight men and four women has convicted George P Geiger of first degree murder in the rifle slaying of his father in law The penalty was fixed at life imprisonment The jury deliberated three hours and 15 minutes before returning its verdict Thursday night After hearing testimony the jury chose imprisonment rather than death Geiger 27 ex convict from Shawtown was charged with the murder of Joseph Peters 54 in Peters home at Jeannette last July 22 The prosecution said the slaying followed Geiger binding four other persons and menacing them at gunpoint for four hours Geiger testified he went to Peters home only to seek reconciliation with his former wife Judy
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Greensburg, Pa
George P. Geiger
Geiger
Shawtown
Japanese Soldier Captured on Guam After 16 Years
A Japanese soldier, Bunzo Minagawa, was found in Guam's jungles after about 16 years of solitude. He lived on coconuts and jungle fruits, carried a Buddha statuette, and believed Japan still won the war before being subdued by two Guamanians 10 miles south of Agana.
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Guam
Bunzo Minagawa
Minagaiwa
United States
Japan
Minagawa
Agana
Minagawa Tan
Buddha
Sumay
Detour to Homer City Closed All Day Monday
Unofficial HC detour behind the VFW golf course will be closed all day Monday starting at 7 a.m. Officials announced the temporary closure to reroute traffic away from the popular route.
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Homer City
VFW
Kennedy Upsets Morse In Oregon Democratic Primary
In Portland Oregon Senator John F Kennedy defeated Senator Wayne Morse to win Oregon's Democratic presidential primary securing 17 delegates and raising his total to 317 45 of 761 needed for the nomination Morse refused to concede awaiting returns Kennedy led with about 32 percent of the vote while Humphrey Johnson and Symington trailed far behind. Nixon led Republicans unopposed.
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Portland
Ore
John F. Kennedy
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Massachusets
Morse
Kennedy
Humphrey
Johnson
Symington
Stevenson
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower Returns Home to Warm Welcome After Summit
President Eisenhower arrived at Andrews Air Force Base to cheers from about 200000 spectators. He expressed gratitude though signaling concern over a missing armed C47 that landed in East German territory with eight crew and passengers held by East Germans. The incident raised tensions following the Soviet U2 affair. He planned a rest at Gettysburg and possible national address midweek to discuss the summit’s failure and implications for U.S. policy.
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Eisenhower
Andrews Air Force Base
Portugal
White House
Nikita Khrushchev
Gettysburg
Ceiling Falls In Ohio Woolworth Store
In Mount Vernon Ohio about 2500 square feet of ceiling plaster collapsed at a Woolworth store Friday sending clerks and shoppers to safety. One woman was slightly injured as manager David Macintosh described guiding people to safety after a clerk raised the alarm following cracks spotted in the ceiling.
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Mount Vernon
Ohio
Woolworth
David Macintosh
Herter Maps Strategy In Spy Flight
Washington AP Secretary of State Christian A Herter returns to take charge of administration Strategy aimed at defeating the Soviet drive to brand the United States an aggressor before the United Nations Herters arrival from Paris coincides with mounting confidence that the Soviet will be rebuffed in its follow move to exploit the controversial American spy flights into a resolution of censure State Department policy makers were reported confident they could defeat the Soviets in both the Security Council and the U N Assembly.
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Washington
Christian A. Herter
United States
United Nations
Herter
Paris
U. 8
State Department
Security Council
U.N. ‘Assembly
Andrei A. Gromyko
New York
Gromyko
Nine Held By Soviet Military
Soviet authorities say nine Americans aboard an unarmed Air Force transport were forced down in East Germany and are in Soviet custody. Names of the crew listed. Gen. Eddleman requested release with no reply. The plane landed near Kluetz on the Baltic coast and the transfer to Soviet hands was reported by Bonn and Berlin officials.
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Germany
East Germany
Berlin
Clyde D. Eddleman
U.S
Europe
Baltic Coast
Kluetz
Bonn
Bers Lin
U.S. Air Force
James Palmer Lundy
Defiance Ave
Findlay
Ohio
George A. Jorda
Salisbury
West LaFayette
Ind
William Thomas Frewen
Galveston
Tex
Leon. Potter
Radio Opera
Tor
Russellville
Veuays
Bibra Oly
Pittsburgh
John F. Butler
James Lauer
Vane County
Butler
Jerry Bennett Column Quietly Chronicles National News
In a bureau page tucked away, Jerry Bennett writes about underplayed stories from the nation’s capital. The column appears among features and hospital notes, with obituaries and other editorial items interspersed in the page layout.
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Jerry Bennett
Police Join Texas Drive For Blood
In Fort Worth police officer Detective Billy R. Followill, 32, undergoes weekly blood withdrawals at Carter Blood Center to treat hereditary hemochromatosis. Doctors say excess iron deposits in liver pancreas and skin cause bronze hue and potential diabetes. blood donated is not used for transfusions and has little chance of harming others.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Carter Blood Center
Billy R. Followill
Richard Halden
Followill
Halden
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