Father uses shock therapy to cure daughter’s folk singe fixation
Washington humor piece recounts a National NOTSOFCUSAT official gifting his daughter a dose of live folk music at the Shoreham Hotel. After a binge of Brothers Four performances she seeks distant identity with real folksingers, prompting a playful, sardonic ending about Burl Ives.
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Adert Schweitzer
Rudy Vallee
Shoreham
Brothers Four
Notsofcusat
Myaughter
Oregon Probes Airplane Crash S:
Investigators sift through charred wreckage of a twin-engine plane near John Day Oregon that killed seven people including a well known central Oregon man and his wife and five children. Officials of the Federal Aviation Administration and the Civil Aeronautics Board began probing the cause after the wreckage was found about 45 miles west of John Day Tuesday afternoon. The badly burned bodies were taken to a local mortuary.
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John Day, Ore
UPI
Oregon
Federal Aviation Agency
Civil Aeronautics Board
Here
John Day
Soldier Killed in German Truck Crash near Darmstadt
A U S Army truck carrying GIs crashed into a bridge pillar on the Frankfurt Mannheim highway near Darmstadt and burned. One sergeant Chester Reszka age 37 died in the blaze and five others were hurt including the severely burned driver. The crash occurred on a stretch ominously nicknamed Murder Stretch as the convoy wreck occurred.
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Darmstadt
Germany
UPI
Here
Chester Reszka
Frankfurt-to- Manheim Superhighway
U.S. Fallout to Double in 1963 Fueled by Soviet Tests
Federal Radiation Council reports the United States will see about twice the radioactive fallout in 1963, mostly from Soviet tests, with no serious health threat anticipated. It notes most long term dose remains far below natural background levels and that Western tests dominate historical totals.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Soviet Union
Federal Radiation Council
Hiroshima
Atomic Energy Commission
U.S.S.R
Russia
Radiation Council
U.S
Tragic Utah Scout Truck Crash Probed By Agencies
Escalante Utah authorities investigate a deadly highway crash that killed 12 Boy Scouts and leaders when a 24 ton open bed truck rolled from a mountainside embankment. Driver Ernest Ahlborn 21 faces questions as hearings may clarify the vehicle's regulation and authority.
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Lyle Hyatt
Utah Highway Patrol
Ernest Stephan Ahlborn
Colorado River
Lanard Johnson
Kane County
Ahlborn
Johnson
Highway Patrol
Brian Roundy
Tom Neal
Escalante
Press Officials To Be Barred About Agents
Senate Foreign Relations Committee will hear four witnesses Friday in its probe of non diplomatic agents of foreign interests. UPI representatives Earl J. Johnson Edmonds Allen and John Nagel, plus Robert Nelson Taylor of McLean Virginia, will testify about U S Press Association services to non diplomatic agents. Taylor’s U S Press Association was described as a Washington based newsletter.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United Press International
Earl J. Johnson
Edmonds Allen
John Nagel
UPI Special Services
Special Services
International News Service
INS
United Press
Robert Nelson Taylor
McLean, Va
U.S. Press Association
Taylor
Move to Chan Congress to Enforce 14th Amendment Vote Rights
The NAACP filed a federal lawsuit May 28 seeking enforcement of the 14th Amendment provision halving a state's House seats if it denies or abridges voting rights. Senators and representatives pushed bills to compel enforcement, while past court rulings have found such political questions for Congress to decide.
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Washington
UPI
House of Representatives
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Census Bureau
NAACP
Pat McNamara
D-Mich
Samuel S. Stratton
D-N.y
McNamara
House
Senate
Stratton
Congress
Secretary of Interior
Library of Congress
James G. Blaine
Namara
Stalemate in railroad contract talks raises strike risk
Washington UPI reported Assistant Labor Secretary James Reynolds said no perceptible progress in nationwide railroad wage and work rule negotiations. About 200000 workers and 95 percent of trains are involved as midnight Monday deadline looms, with fireman requirements on diesel locomotives a contentious issue.
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Reynolds
Rail Brotherhoods
Railrades
Kennedy
Birthday party for William the cart horse in England
Seven horses and 300 people will attend the 24th birthday party for William a cart horse this Thursday in the garden of Miss Winifred Abraham in Ferndown England UPI reports the event blends local tradition with rural festivity.
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Ferndown
England
UPI
William
Winifred Abraham
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Cecil Landers
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Nate Ado
Utah
No Man's Land
David Hall
Provo
Chan Congress
Legisla
Feral Court of Appeals
Lord Dilhorne
Admiralty House
Harold Macmillan
Profumo
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Eugene Ivanov
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