Arrests in Wilmington Razing of Black Family Home
Seven men are jailed on charges linked to two sudden accidents that damaged the home of Mr and Mrs George Rayfield and disrupted Collins Park after the Rayfields, the area’s first Black residents, faced demonstrations. A Venice Florida arrest accompanies five Wilmington arrests with bail set at five to fifteen thousand dollars.
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Hurricane Dot and Typhoon Hit Islands and Mainland
Weather across the Pacific and parts of the United States brought heavy rain and high winds. Kauai suffered roof and building damage with no casualties reported, while Japan faced a deadly typhoon near Hiroshima. Central Formosa flooded with dozens dead or missing, and floods surged in Illinois Missouri and Iowa as storms moved east.
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Youths Faced Fines After Minnesota Reunion Vow
Sixteen youths aged 18 to 20 pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct after a large Minnesota revenge gathering. They were fined 107 dollars and 80 cents each or 30 days in jail. six remained in jail. Police arrested 62 youths from the St Paul area near a parking lot as state patrol confiscated weapons.
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Navy Develops Radar To Detect Ballistic Missiles Early
Washington UPI The Navy unveiled a high frequency ionospheric back scatter radar that can detect enemy ballistic missiles and nuclear explosions beyond the horizon. Dr. William J. Thaler stated the breadboard device has proven effective and could lead to an operational warning system within years, with past tests including the Argus atomic explosions.
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Khrushchev Invited to Visit Madison During U S Trip
Mayor Ivan Nestingen announced he invited Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev to visit Madison during his U S tour next month. Nestingen called the city a political nerve center in the Midwest.
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Former U S Ambassador Griffin Resting After Venice Fall
Stanton Griffin, former U S ambassador, is hospitalized at New York Hospital after returning from Italy for treatment of two broken ribs and internal injuries suffered in a fall at a Venice hotel.
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Eisenhower Plans European Talks With Allied Leaders
President Eisenhower begins European meetings with Britain and France around August 28, aims to align Western signals before Khrushchev talks. He will visit London for informal talks with Prime Minister Harold Macmillan, then Paris to see President Charles de Gaulle, with potential discussions with Chancellor Konrad Adenauer in Bonn. The trip includes a return to Moscow later in the fall, with Christian Herter accompanying.
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Eisenhower to Confer With NATO Leaders in Paris Trip
The White House said President Eisenhower will meet with the two top officials of the North Atlantic Pact organization during his Paris visit in early September.
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Nine Children Play Roles In Prize Winning Family Film
Kenosha family led by Delores and Timothy Lawler make amateur movies at home. Their ninth child Terry stars in Hiding with sister Eileen narrating. The family has won grand and other prizes in national and Chicago festivals since 1943, distributing duplicates in the U S and England.
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Copper Workers Threaten Strikes Across Copper Industry
Copper workers in Kennecott Utah and Arizona operations and 6,000 additional workers in Utah Arizona Nevada and New Mexico face a Monday deadline to settle contracts. United Steelworkers seeks 2,300 Kennecott workers as part of a broader strike amid ongoing steel labor action.
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Aircraft crash near Lake Geneva reportedly claims life
A civilian plane crashed about six miles southwest of Lake Geneva. Walworth County Sheriff’s Office sent a rescue unit and heard that at least one person was dead with details unavailable.
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Weather Outlook and Temperatures for Ke nosha
Clouds fade this afternoon in Ke nosha leaving clear skies tonight. Sunday looks fair and warmer with a low around 50. Friday posted a high of 75 and a low of 63 with a midnight low near 60. Noon readings: Southport 65, American Motors 68, downtown 69. Sunrise 5 51, sunset 8 01.
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