Three Injured Climbers Fooled Down Mt Hand in Hood River
In Oregon three climbers were lowered from Mt Hand after a Sunday 1500 foot fall. Dr. Eberhard Gloeckler and Dr. Mark Hanechka of Portland were in satisfactory condition at Hood River Memorial Hospital with fractures and cuts. Attendant said injuries included cuts and bruises. Portland attorney Robert Shoemaker had minor injuries. Rescue teams carried the doctors down from the 19000 foot level overnight. Shoemaker was evacuated 11 hours later. The climbers, part of Mazamas, slid on Cooper Spur to Elliott Glacier on the mountain’s north face while roped together descending toward Cloud Cap Inn.
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Hood River, Ore
UPI
Eberhard H. Gloeckler
Mark Hanechka
Portland
Hood River Memorial Hospital
Robert Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Mazamas
Cooper Spur
Elliott Glacier
Cloud Cap Inn
Lumber Worker Shutdown Reaches Seventh Week in Northwest
Portland reports a prolonged lumber industry stoppage with over 25,000 workers idle. No contract talks were scheduled between employers and the International Woodworkers of America, though mediators hope negotiations may resume. The Timber Operators Council weighs return to bargaining as the Big Six firms and Georgia-Pacific cut wages sharply.
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Northwest
Leroy Smith
Pocland
International Woodworkers of America
TOC
Big Six
Bullfighter in Critical Condition After Goring in France
In Nimes France a young doctor who fights bulls as a hobby was gored in the chest during the Corrida of Saint-Gilles-Du Gard Dr Jeane Riboule aged 24 was struck near the heart and rushed to hospital in serious condition.
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Nimes
France
UPI
Saint-Gilles-Du Gard
Jeane Riboule
UCLA Chancellor Murp h y Seen as Qualified Yet Unknown
The Topeka Daily Capital argues UCLA Chancellor Franklin Murphy nearly meets the qualifications for the 1964 Republican presidential nomination but remains little known nationally. It notes Republicans want a candidate with wide recognition who can challenge John F. Kennedy.
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Topeka. Kans
UPI
Topeka Daily Capital
Franklin D. Murphi
University of California At Los Angeles
Franklin D Murphy
John F. Kennedy
Murphy
California Forest Fires Stay Light Through Weekend
State forestry officials reported a quiet weekend with only scattered fires. Since January, 40 fires burned on state land, totaling about 6 300 acres, far below last year’s pace. Amador near Plymouth and Tuolumne near Mejonse counties saw the largest blazes at 49 and 30 acres respectively.
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Sacramento
UPT
California
Sterling Damgaard
Damgaard
Amador
Tuolumne
West Should Shake Khrushchev, Then Count Our Fingers
Column argues the West may cautiously engage with Khrushchev while remaining vigilant. The writer emphasizes balancing diplomacy with firm, measurable limits and domestic scrutiny to avoid overconfidence or missteps.
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Khrushchev
Pastor Stabs Self to Death at California Church
Reverend Dr. Clark Neal Edwards, 60, killed himself in the Lakeside Presbyterian Church rest room after morning services in San Francisco. He left a note asking his sister Mrs. Jessie Crichton to inform his wife Isabelle and cited Luke 23 46 in another note.
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San Francisco
Clark Neal Edwards
Lakeside Presbyterian Church
Jessie Chrichton
Fillmore
Isabelle
Please Conserve Water In The Desert Summer
A Las Vegas area water district urges residents to avoid wasting water as supplies run tight in the hot season. The call emphasizes conserving irrigation and preventing spray from sprinklers running into streets.
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U. S. Plywood
International Paper
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Capital
University of Kansas
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Salina
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Amador County
Plymouth
Tuolumne County
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Las Vegas Valley Water District
Prove Potentate Rickles
Freddie Bell
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