Mount Hood climbing accident leaves teens in hospital
Fifteen youths and their guide remain hospitalized after a 150 foot ice chute plunge near Mt Hood summit. One girl died in the crash as rescuers and relatives converge. several others face skull fractures, broken limbs, and surgery while parents travel from across the country to offer support.
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Mt. Hood
Oregon
Associated Press
Portland
Ore
Parente
East
Midwest
Tortuand
Lyn Kaufman
Larchmont
N. C
G. Frederick Stebbins
Meredith S. Stebbins
Weyland
Miss
Robert Shaw
Diesel (Foggy) Shaw
Exeter
Susan Stein
Baltimore
Twao
Bids Open for Will Rogers Turnpike from Tulsa to Joplin
Oklahoma City reports bids for final construction on the Will Rogers Turnpike from Tulsa to near Joplin, Missouri will be opened by the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority today. A traffic and feasibility survey on three proposed new turnpikes is to be discussed, with two routes ruled out by Gov. Raymond. Gary's route from Oklahoma City past Lawson to the Red River remains the only path with a chance to be finalized.
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Oklahoma City GP
Tulsa
Joplin
Oklahoma Turnpike Authority
Raymond
Gary
Oklahoma City
Lawson
Red River
Doug Hoback Courageously Fights to Race Soap Box Derby
A Valparaiso boy, Doug Hoback, 13, diagnosed with Nymphosarcoms, dies after failing to qualify for the Akron Soap Box Derby regional race in Gary Indiana. He had urged he was chosen by God to race, fought illness, endured treatments, and lost weight yet remained determined to compete until death. His father Neil Hoback recalls his son’s faith and dream of winning, with doctors noting his stamina despite a dire prognosis.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Doug Hoback
Akron
Ohio
Lung Caneer
Valeparaiso
Gary
Hoback
Doug
Leonard Green
Indiana
Green
Neil Hoback
Riley Pediatrics Hospital
Indianapolis
Jafler
Douglas Hoback
Yellowfin Tuna Reported Plentiful by Tuna Commission
San Diego based Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission report states yellowfin tuna are plentiful and underfished. Dr Milner B Schaefer recommends tide gauges and temperature records on the Galapagos Cocos and Champerton Islands as part of 1957 58 geophysical studies involving the United States Panama and Costa Rica.
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San Diego
Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission
Commission
Milner B. Schaefer
United States
Panama
Costa Rica
Galapagos
Cocos
Chipperton Islands
Geophysical Studies
Aluminum Pay Talks Going On
Negotiations resume today in New York and Pittsburgh as Alcoa and Reynolds Metals seek to avert a strike by 43 000 workers at plants producing 73 percent of the nation's aluminum. Alcoa offers a three year no strike pattern, while the Aluminum Workers Union resists multi year commitment, wage talks continuing.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Alumini Co
America
Alcoa
Reynolds Metals Co
United Steelworkers of America
Aluminum Workers International Union
Aluminum Workers Union
Jis
Onassis Secures 20-Year Greek Air Contract
The Greek government awarded Aristotle Onassis a 20 year contract to run Greece's state airline. The deal gives Onassis a monopoly to operate internal air communications using existing aircraft with upgrades to be completed.
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Onassis
Greek Air Pact
Athens
Aristotle Onassis
Greece
Marines Court Martial Echoes of Marsh Tragedy
Sgt. Matthew C. McKeon testifies about his platoon caught “laying on the grass” on April 8 the night a marsh march preceded six drownings at Parris Island. Defense seeks Gen. Randolph Pate as witness as court martial unfolds with details of training, discipline, and prior service including Korea.
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Parris Island
S.C
UPL Marine
Matthew C. Mc Keon
McKeon
Randolph McC. Pate
Emile Zola Berman
New York City
Worcester
Mass
Berman
Washington
Navy
Marine Corps
Lewis B. Puller
Tizzy in French cave draws clash of experts over wall drawings
Speleologists and archaeologists in Paris dispute the authenticity of cave wall drawings near Perigueux. Bernard Pierret and William Martin challenge the 20 000 year claim, saying earlier explorations found no paintings. Louis Nougier and Romain Robert defend the find as genuine.
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Paris i
Franne
Paris
Peri‘gueux
Poitiers
William Martin
Speleo Club of
Perilgueux
Martin
Iss
Louis Nougier
Toulouse| University
Romain Robert
Steel Firms Unions Push Toward Steel Contracts
In New York 650000 striking workers prepare to return as 20 plus steel industry contracts near completion. Company and union spokesmen hope all deals between steel firms and the United Steelworkers finish by Thursday though U S Steel cautions drafting may stretch the week. Agreement to end the ninth ant nationwide strike approved last Friday, aiding a back to work movement. Coatesville Pennsylvania workers resume on Monday after contracts finished Sunday night and ratified by the local union.
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New York
United Steelworkers
U. S. Steel
Zokens Steel Corp
Coatesville
Fear Toll on Doria to Be 54
New York dispatch reports 26 of the unaccounted for aboard the Andrea Doria were near the collision site with the Stockholm, raising fears the death toll could reach 54. Italian Line lists two dead and 18 presumed dead among 1706 aboard, with 29 unaccounted. Stockholm counts two dead and three missing. Congressmen will inspect the damaged Stockholm as safety probe begins.
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New York
Stockholm
House Merchant Marine Committee
Nantucket Island
Mass
Atlantic
Manuay
Retary
Piero Calamar
Doria
Lana
Nancy -Lee
Miami
Fla
Hiad
Leo
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Gunny) Rockland
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Louise L. Kullik
Forest Hills
Will Rogers Turnpike
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