No Relief Seen In Parched East
NY The Weather Bureau offered no relief for drought stricken farmers in the Northeast. Scattered showers provided little help as the drought worsened. Gov Ribicoff secured permission to use civil defense gear to pump water to dry farms. Torrington Conn stored equipment includes pumps and pipes. Massachusetts deployed cloud seeding with silver iodide. some showers followed.
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Nuclear Shot Re Scheduled At Atomic Test Site
The scheduled nuclear shot at the Atomic Test Site in Nevada has been postponed to 4:45 a.m. for technical reasons. The AEC said the weapon was not ready on time and a series of military and civil effects experiments are planned in conjunction with the test. News crews will view the blast from about 13 miles away.
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Italian Star New Mother Keeps Baby Vanity News
Italian film star Gina Lollobrigida has given birth to a 6 pound boy at a clinic near Rome after a rushed trip from their Appian Way villa. The infant, unnamed by request, will be named after his father Dr Milko Skofic, a Yugoslav who escaped a German concentration camp in 1942.
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Egyptian Plotters Could Face Death in Egypt
Cairo reports 34 persons charged with plotting to assassinate President Nasser and seize the government face death by hanging or life imprisonment if convicted. Indictment published by the Middle East News Agency says a high military court will try them. The group includes former Foreign Minister Mohamed Salah el Din and former Defense Minister Abdel Pat hail Hassar along with three civilians and nine army officers. Charges cover conspire to alter Egypt's constitution and governance from 1956 to last April. they planned to establish a new government led by Salah el Din. Arrests were disclosed July 18, with forecasts of trial in early August.
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Japan Flood Toll Stands At 591
In Kyushu the toll rose to 591 with 40,000 rescuers seeking 495 missing four days after floods. Police report 3,581 injured, 162,251 homeless, and 75,458 houses Hooded as twelve inches of rain fell yesterday, flooding over 8,000 homes.
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