Launching Silos Set for Big Atlas Missiles
Washington AP reports Atlas missiles with 9000 mile range to be fired from underground silos as part of a new ICBM program. Site plans include Schilling KS Lincoln NE Altus OK with three semi hard bases at Warren WA Fairchild WA Forbes KS. Titan and Minuteman follow with silo or mobile launches.
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Washington
Schilling Air Force Base
Kan
Lincoln Afb
Neb
Altus Afb
Okla
Air Force
Russia
U. S
Atlas
Warren Afb
Fairchild Afb
Wash
Forbes Afb
Kaw
Titan
Collision Off Eastern Coast Involves Saratoga And Bernd Leon Hardt
The aircraft carrier Saratoga and the West German merchant ship Bernd Leon Hardt collided about 200 miles east of Cape Henry Tuesday night. No injuries reported. Saratoga sustained fuel line rupture and fire. damage to catwalks sponsons and a mast. The destroyer Stribling escorted the merchant ship to Virginia Capes as the freighter headed to Baltimore. The Saratoga, largest carrier, is 1 040 feet long and carries 100 aircraft under Captain Alan F. Flerhing.
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Norfolk, Va
Saratoga
Bernd Leon Hardt
Cape Henry
Navy
Hampton Roads
Baltimore
Atlantic Fleet Headquarters
Stribling
Virginia Capes
Forrestal
Alan F. Flerhing
Early Morning Mower Sentenced in Quiet Neighborhood Row
Mrs. Orville E. Brady was sentenced to 15 days in jail after mowing her lawn at 6:30 AM with a power mower, a disturbance cited by neighbor Mrs. Howard Paul. Brady said her husband has a heart condition and she feared he would act first.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Orville E. Brady
Howard Paul
Two Teens Drown While Trying to Save Friend in Cayuga Lake
In Ithaca New York two 13 and 15 year old boys drowned in Cayuga Lake Tuesday night. Joseph Simon 13 of Ithaca went under first and Larry Utter 15 of Slatterville attempted a rescue and also drowned. Both bodies recovered. The report notes a separate historical reference to the Big Three Conference held in February 1945 at Yalta, Russia.
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Ithaca
N.Y
Cayuga Lake
Joseph Simon
Larry Utter
Slatterville
Simon
Bryant Wins Florida Democratic Governor Nomination
Harvard-trained Ocala attorney Farris Bryant won the Democratic nomination, capturing 55 of 67 counties and pledging to curb taxes while cutting 25 million dollars from the state budget. He campaigned as a hard line proponent of states rights and segregation while saying he would not close public schools. Doyle Carlton Jr. conceded as Bryant faced Republican George Peters en route to November.
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Miami
Florida
Bryant
Collins
Carlton
Tallahassee
Six Held After Stevenson Fight In Cambridge
Six persons including four Harvard students were held on disturbing the peace charges after a street fight over Adlai Stevenson in Cambridge Massachusetts. Among the arrestees were John Worden and David Balabanian leaders of opposing Harvard clubs. All posted 25 dollar bail for court.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Adlai Stevenson
John Worden
Cairo
Ill
Harvard Young Republican Club
David Balabanian
Cashmere
Wash
Stevenson
Harry Lindquist
Lawence
Kan
Young Republican Club
Putty Tube Lets Glazing Go Faster In Triangular Tubes
A new collapsible metal tube of glazing compound speeds window pane rel glazing and offers more time for summer outdoor pursuits. The tube features an opening that lets the compound be squeezed in a triangular shape for a professional finish.
Former Patient Finally Caught After Slayings
Lloyd E. Shuffstall 51, a former mental patient, was captured after a 17 hour manhunt in a wooded area near Cooperstown Pennsylvania. He was wounded by a self-inflicted gunshot to the chin following the killings of his wife Vera Rose 47 and Harold DuPont 43. DuPont was shot on a dirt road. Mrs. Shuffstall was killed in the bedroom. Shuffstall had been released from a mental institution a week earlier.
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Cooperstown
Lloyd E. Shuffstall
Pennsylvania
Shuffstall
John Chrin
Vera Rose
Harold DuPont
DuPont
Derald
Venango County
Franklin
First Aid Advice Against Poison Ivy Exposure
Prompt thorough washing of skin exposed to poison ivy with soap and water. Immediate scrubbing reduces irritation and may lessen the need for further treatment.
Two Easily Win Tuesday As Kentucky Senate Nominees
In Kentucky primaries Reform Gov Keen Johnson and Sen John Sherman Cooper won easy nominations for six year Senate terms. Johnson defeated Lexing ton attorney John Y Brown as Brown refused to concede, while Cooper beat Thurman J Hamlin of London. Eight congressmen won renomination. three incumbents face November reelection.
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Louisville
Keen Johnson
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
U.S. Senate
Johnson
Lexington
John Y. Brown
Brown
A. B. Chandler
Cooper
Thurman J. Hamlin
London
Frank Stubblefield
Murray
William H. Natcher
Bowling Green
Frank Chelf
Lebanon
Jailer Locked In Jail By Mistake in Alabama
In Birmingham Alabama bailiff C L Ellison was locked inside a jail cell by a court clerk who slammed the door during a prisoner handling. He cried for help and pounded on the door for about 15 minutes before a passerby secured assistance.
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Birmingham
Ala
C.L. Ellison
Ellison
Humphrey Declines to Lead Stop Kennedy at Convention
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey of Minnesota announced he will not participate in any move to stop Senator John F. Kennedy at the Democratic nominating convention. He plans to retain about 100 votes on the first ballot and then choose whom to support, having been assured by former supporters from his delegation.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Humphrey
West Virginia
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Humphrey Signals Possible Support If Kennedy Wins Nomination
Humphrey said he would cast ballots for Kennedy on the first round if he is the nominee and would support him wholeheartedly. He did, however, resist fully backing Kennedy now, signaling a potentially protracted path to the nomination on the first ballot.
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West Virginia
Humphrey
Sen
Kennedy
Fist Fights Erupt in Turkish Parliament Over Policy Split
In Ankara, deputies clashed for about ten minutes as opposition Republicans denounced Premier Adnan Menderes. Supporters of the ruling Democratic Party exchanged blows after claims freedom of speech was crushed. Seven Republicans and seven Democrats required first aid before order was restored.
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Ankara
Turkey
Adnan Menderes
Menderes
People’s Republican Party
Askim Gulek
Democratic Party
Gulek
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