Death claims three Rogers truck line workers
Three Sidney Nebraska area Rogers truck line employees died in five days in oil field accidents. Lloyd Thomas Clareton of Wyoming was killed when a catwalk section fell on him during derrick work. L D Arnold Kimball died when his truck boom struck a high voltage line. Clyde Scott Gibbs of Sidney died after stepping between cab and trailer as the truck rolled, crushing him under a load of pipe.
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Cost Of Red Smiles At Geneva Talks
James Marlow analyzes the Geneva talks as a test of East West thaw and warns of a hidden price for Western concessions. McCarthy attacks the approach, arguing the United States must choose between endless armament or possible compromise. The piece weighs risks of concessions versus the chance of war.
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Memorial to Roosevelt Proposed by Congress Bill
Congress sent to the White House a bill authorizing a commission to plan a memorial for the late President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, aiming to establish a fitting tribute.
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Singer To Stand By Husband In Paternity Suit
Los Angeles reports that singer Yma Sumac will stand by her husband Moises Vivanco despite a paternity suit. Vivanco denies fathering twins born nine months ago to Maureen E. Shea, Sumac's former social secretary. Sumac collapsed last week after learning of the suit against Vivanco, her 38 year old musical arranger.
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Man Gives Party For Favorite Girls On His Birthday
Oscar Anderson a 61 year old senior clerk in the City Engineering Bureau celebrated his birthday with a party in Chinatown for 125 of his favorite girls from Civic Center offices. He said the custom has lasted 22 years. His wife Esther was away teaching in Palo Alto and could not attend.
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Second Lutheran Minister Faces Heresy Charges
The Rev. John Gerberding, 33, faces a formal church trial on doctrinal deviation at the Northwest Synod in Milwaukee. The Menomonee Falls pastor defended flexible scripture readings as the synod prepares to review the case next May with possible penalties from rebuke to ouster. The trial likely occurs around late August after charges are filed.
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Oveta Hobby Assumes Presidency Of Houston Post
Oveta Culp Hobby becomes president of the Houston Post Publishing Co replacing her husband William P. Hobby who becomes board chairman after her resignation as secretary of health education and welfare. She returns from Washington with two and a half years of government service shaping her view on newsroom responsibility and accuracy.
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Gambler Anthony Cornero Stralla Dies of Heart Attack
In Las Vegas a coroner rules gambler Anthony Cornero Stralla died from a heart attack after collapsing during craps in a casino. An inquest was ordered due to an alleged attempt to conceal the death for several hours.
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Dakotas Housewives Rally To Wash For Russians
In Yankton South Dakota housewives answered a radio appeal to wash shirts for visiting Soviet farm experts amid 100 plus degree heat. The delegation toured Mitchell Redfield and Millette areas and Andrei Shevchenko joked with reporters in Nebraska as the group braved the heat and dusty farms.
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Williams Family Car Tagged Twice in Cross-State Licensing
In Poteau Oklahoma on August 2, the Lorren Williams family car bears both Oklahoma and Arkansas license tags for her and him meanings. The vehicle is owned jointly by Williams, a Poteau newspaper editor, and his wife who teaches in Mena Arkansas. The Williams home for school purposes is in Mena while ranch and retirement home is in southern LeFlore County Oklahoma, triggering demands from both states for license registration.
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Texas Cities Open Feud On Pythons
Fort Worth and Dallas clash over a giant python gift destined for the Dallas Zoo. Pat, about 18 feet long, sits in the Houston customs shed awaiting shipment north while Fort Worth’s Pete the python is also claimed at 18 feet. A measuring ceremony is planned upon Pat’s arrival in Dallas.
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Police Fire On Demonstration Outside Argentina Government House
Mounted police and foot officers opened fire over the heads of two protest columns outside the government house in Argentina. Several radical party sympathizers were arrested as the demonstration was dispersed.
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Nehru escalates Goa campaign with mass plan and demands
Indian Prime Minister Nehru intensifies pressure on Portugal over Goa Damao and Diu. He orders the New Delhi legation closed by Monday and envisions a peaceful 100000-strong cross-border march on Goa on August 15, amid Portugal's readiness to defend the colonies.
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Explosions Hit Havana Powder Dump Injuring One
In Havana Cuba two near simultaneous blasts tore through a Cuban army powder dump downtown. One person was injured and a warehouse destroyed as police reported. The blasts disrupted the city center amid ongoing political tensions in 195? era.
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500 Carrier Pigeons Lost Over North Sea
Berlin reports about 500 carrier pigeons vanished over the North Sea during a flight from London to Berlin. The birds started Friday on a 600 mile race and were believed to have hit a storm and drowned.
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