No Relief From Heat Wave Seen
The Associated Press reports a midsummer heat spell across central and southern regions shows no general breakup. Showers gave brief relief in some sweltering areas while 90s to 100s dominated much of Texas to South Dakota and Iowa, with cooler air creeping into the Northern Plains.
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The End Of A Perfect Day In Amarillo
A grim-faced Amarillo mother on a city bus describes a chaotic day with her 4-year-old son who wore a sack over his head. He locked himself in the bathroom, shattered bottles his sister stepped on, and briefly disappeared. He later hid in his sister’s body and the mother sought medical care to remove the sack and treat injuries.
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French Wreck Kills Eleven on Riviera to Paris Train
AVIGNON France Eleven persons were killed and several score injured when a Riviera to Paris express derailed on a side track near Avignon. The engine and nine cars left the rails, four were killed immediately and seven died in hospitals. The accident occurred 25 miles north of Avignon in the Rhone Valley town of Bolletta Croisiere. Authorities had not identified the dead or injured.
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Oil Industry Seeks Huge Sum To Find Develop New Fields
New York reports the oil industry aims to invest about 115 billion dollars to locate and develop fresh oil sources to meet rising world demand in the next decade. Even with oversupply concerns, experts foresee domestic demand growing to around 144 million barrels daily by 1967 and foreign supply near 17 million.
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Egyptians Hold 14 As Assassinators
CAIRG reports 14 men held on charges of plotting to assassinate President Nasser and topple his regime. Nine former officers and five civilians were arrested in April and await trial in a military court. Salah El Din named ringleader with intended coup to install a new government and control police.
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Salah el Din
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Abdel Fattah Hassan
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Polish Jazz Fans Riot In Streets Warsaw
Polish jazz fans rioted in Warsaw after the festival ended, with gunfire reported Wednesday night. Nearly 2,000 rock and roll fans flooded the streets of Zoppot beach area, dancing to Bill Ramsey and a West German band before militia dispersed the crowd.
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UPI
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Air Force Turns Freising Base Over To Luftwaffe
The U S Air Force handed Freising Air Base to the German Luftwaffe in a Thursday transfer. The 43 acre site houses 39 buildings and previously housed an Air Force noncommissioned officer academy and radar training school.
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Movie Man Tries Stifling Smokes in Brooklyn Theater
New sign at Avenue Theatre in Brooklyn bans cigarette sales amid smoking cancer debate. Owner Albert L. Greene says the move is a one man crusade. staff stop smoking and a smoking section remains, as customers are urged to quit. The U.S. Public Health Service case on smoking and lung cancer prompted the stance.
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