Paratroopers Die When Truck Plunges From Bridge
At Fort Campbell Kentucky 14 paratroopers from the 101st Airborne Screaming Eagle division perished when a truck went off a bridge during return from barracks. Survivors report speeds of 40 to 45 mph as the rolling vehicle left the roadway and toppled into a creek below. Army officials opened an inquiry as investigators sought the exact cause amid the sprawling post.
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Semareby
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Chen
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Tennessee
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Howe
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Making Way East Year Around Cyclist Stops in Capital City
An itinerant cyclist Holward bee travels Highway 50 eastward on a weathered English bicycle. He has ridden seven years through seven states earning a living by sharpening knives and tools. Born in Indiana, he claims to be the last of his kind, boasting vast miles yearly and a steadfast faith while sleeping in denominational inns along the road.
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Holward Bee
Indiana
Creling
No Tax Cut Possible Now Humphrey
Senator Humphrey tells a Senate subcommittee that a tax cut now would worsen inflation and push Federal spending higher. He cites the need to maintain a budget surplus and restraint on credit while awaiting income over expenditures, with possible tax relief only after substantial time.
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Federal Reserve
Wiliam McC. Martins
Senate
Kent
Debi Bidget
Percival F. Brundage
Billy Joe Patton Opens Open lead with 36 holes
Billy Joe Patton fired a subpar 68 at Inverness to card 36 holes in the National Open, taking the Mage lead from Doug Ford who faltered late. Patton's 138 total edges Ford as the field tightens in Toledo. A separate Washington note reports a parking meter incident and a new Supreme Court hearing for Cary Chessman.
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Billy Joe Patton
Toledo
Inverness
Doug Ford
Patton
Ford
Foreign policy clash and local crime notes in two weeks
The report describes Khrushchev denouncing Western disarmament plans during a Helsinki press event and mentions a leaked paper from Soviet rep Zorin that could influence U S reaction. It also covers a North Dakota incident involving a released prisoner and a Senate move on open records bills backed by journalism groups.
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Valerian Zorin
Zorin
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Nikita Khrushchev
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Arctic
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Senate
General Affairs
North Dakota Press Assn
Sigma Delta Chi
Kroeger Named To K of C Post Succeeds Kolb
Joe Kroeger is named to a Knights of Columbus post succeeding C J Kolb as treasurer and other officers are listed. The Columbus Home Association marks 75th anniversary with 2 million members and 4000 councils.
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C. J. Kolb
Giloreth
Depo
Joseph
Boone
Jeeler
Paul D. Sebleer
Kolb
James
aGvecave
George C
iPorth
Charles F. Schauecker
Wardes
Vieter H. Schuke Jr
James G. Koecher
Robert Bau
Prengert Inusiee
Afd
Howards B. Duke
Columbus
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Nelson J. Vincexi
Roe E
Beesien A Ituebbert
Leonard J. Keene
Bruns
Louis B. Dulle
John Groner
George C. Sarin
New Conn
Detroit Dragnet For Child Killer
Detroit police hunt a child killer after 6 year old Mary de Caussin vanished and was found dead in Ecorse Township. Four men were questioned, two released, with Orville Dibble 45 held and Jaci Fae questioned as tests on possible bloodstains in a car proved negative. Mary was the daughter of a Ford Motor Co technical writer.
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Detroit
Deviates
Mary de Caussin
Ecorse Township
Orville Dibble
Jaci Fae
Mary
Ford. Motor Co
Farmer Drowned as Wife Saved in Well Collapse
A 50 year old farmer died and his wife, who shouted instructions to a grandson, was rescued with a rope after a cave in dumped them into a 20 foot well at their Reve area farm. Deputy Sheriff John Bolka reported the incident occurred as the pump was turned on and the well shook.
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Minn
Reve
John
Oliiia
John’ Bolka
Jury Trial Amendment Passes in Rights Fight
Washington debates a civil rights jury trial amendment as supporters and opponents clash over parliamentary points Southerners seek to retain exemptions while opponents push for universal jury trials in civil rights cases The House postpones the vote amid a heated discussion reflecting the broader civil rights struggle.
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Washington
Te Deum Chapter Hears Dr O Connor At Meeting
Dr John J O Connor spoke on the Catholic Church position on world affairs at Te Deum International gathered at Selinger Centre Washington IA and Missouri delegates attended Discussed church leadership, munitional growth and international history routes in a three day meeting with officials named Funk Highberg and Vetter among attendees
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John J. O'Connor
Te Devin International
Selinger Centre
O’connor
Tory
School of Foreign Service
Georgetown University
Ashington
D.C
Keith Funk
Philadelphia
Church
Rey Highberg
Wis
Keith
Names in the News and Global Journey through Ideas
The item traces a figure beginning in the United States and moving through Spanish speaking countries to Europe. It notes travels with Mr and Mrs Lincoln J Jansen and W McCarty St, a Miami Beach stay, and involvement with intellectuals as Dr Ward addresses problems. It mentions the death of a former area leader, William S Aikisson, and a talk tour spanning the Mid East Africa and Far East, concluding with a San Diego visit by his son Otto residing at 223 W Filmore.
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Europe
Lincoln J. Jansen
Bere
W. McCarty
Miami Beach
Fila
Ward
O’connor
Young Home Intruder Pleads For Probation in Court
An elderly boy from Suntingson West Virginia faced charges of breaking and entering. Asked how he pled, he responded I plead for probation. The scene reflected a plea aimed at leniency rather than a harsh sentence.
Senate Approval Of IAEA Treaty Appears Assured
Washington reports that Senate rati fication of the International Atomic Energy Agency treaty seems assured after the Foreign Relations Committee attached a qualification to its approval. The qualification states the U S will withdraw or amends the statute if the Senate rejects the amendment. Republican Leader Knowland noted reduced opposition after committee action and predicted debate next week with a likely vote. France and Canada have seats, and several nations have completed accession with few nuclear fuel donors ready to share. Recipients must agree to peaceful use and accept strict inspections, while the amendment process would be submitted to the Senate. If rejected, withdrawal would follow.
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Knowland
California
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France
Canada
Ig Iia
Agener
Fireball Chases Bathers and Strikes Wife in Louisville
Raymond E. Creek of Crestwood Kentucky says a lightning storm sent a fireball into his home as he bathed. He fled to the kitchen where his wife Lillian stood by the stove. The flash struck the screen and the fireball grabbed at his wife causing third degree burns.
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Crestwood
Lillian
Creek
Church Assembly Group Okays Merge
The General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church in North America approved by 163 to 324 the merger with the Presbyterians in the USA. Delegates sang hymns after the vote as debate remained strong. Dr Cary N Weisiger of Lebanon Pa spoke for goodwill resolution. In Kansas City Herman Wrage, 26, drowned while swimming at Lake Loimware yesterday. a German mechanic, Wrage lived in Kansas City.
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Cary N. Weisiger
Pant Lebanon
Kansas City
Herman Wrage
Lake Loimware
Germany
Wrage
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