Tito Reaffirms Slavic Harmony
London reported that Premier Marshal Tito reiterated Yugoslavia's solidarity with Russia and the Eastern bloc while condemning Cominform critics in Belgrade. The speech marked his first public response to Cominform's denunciation of him and his aides.
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Drowns in Los Angeles River
Gregory McSwain aged 8 drowned while swimming in the Los Angeles River. authorities report the incident occurred in August in Los Angeles.
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Tragedy in Deenanures: Husband fatally shoots kin then dies
In Deenanures Pennsylvania Mrs Nancy Hallas and her two children were dining when Vernon Hallas 39 returned and killed her brother in law Frank Traficante 42 before wounding Mrs Hallas. He then shot himself at Traficante's house leaving the scene.
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Trailer residents challenge township school tax in Large Pennsylv
Residents of Large's trailer camp say they will go to court to oppose Jefferson Township School Board's $50 trailer tax. Attorney Harry J. Benjamin argues the levy is unjust as a flat amount, ignores trailer value differences, and exceeds residential tax rates. He cites a proposed $4 annual cap as appropriate.
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Weather varies across regions with heat in the south
The nation experienced generally seasonable weather with cooler readings in New England, the Middle Atlantic, and parts of the Midwest. Very hot conditions above 100 degrees were reported in Texas Oklahoma Louisiana and southern Arkansas. Scattered rain occurred in the central plains New Mexico Arizona western Montana and parts of the northeast, with local showers in the Ohio and central Mississippi valleys.
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Janitor settles suit over Degnan case. Chicago cop dispute ends
Desere Smet, 35, one of two janitors questioned in the Suzanne Degnan kidnapping murder, reached an out-of-court settlement for damages against 11 policemen. His attorney would not disclose the amount. A second janitor, Hector Verburgh, already settled for 20,000 of a 125,000 suit against 17 policemen. William Heirens is serving life after conviction for the murders.
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