President Signs 27 Documents and News Conference
The White House reports the President spent a fair night and signed eight bills plus minor measures including a $424,624,100 Interior appropriation and land transfers in Muskogee Oklahoma. He announced three international civil uses of atomic energy agreements and the elevation of Outerbridge Horsey to minister. Hagerty defended daily medical updates as honest.
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Press Probe as Six Tots Die
A 25 ton avalanche at a crowded Williamsburg excavation killed six children, ages 5 to 11, trapping them beneath earth. Firemen worked three hours to recover the victims as frantic relatives and neighbors watched, while investigators planned a grand jury review of the site.
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Marie Staniskunas
Fire Destroys Washington House
A Washington home, known as Washington House, was burned down Tuesday. An injured boy and two girls escaped as fire crews responded. A post office employee heard screams and helped pull a 95-year-old resident to safety. hospital treatment reported for the wounded and others in the scene.
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Anatole Bykov
Vessel Grounded near Pyramid Head San Clemente Island
The 80 foot purse seiner Little Flower ran aground at Pyramid Head on San Clemente Island. The crew of one was rescued by the purse seiner St Augustine and taken aboard. The vessel is not sinking and a tug is en route to pull her free. Owned by Anthony F Bozanich of San Pedro.
Impostor triggers stricter entry rules at Nudist Camp
In Clovis New Mexico a nudist camp north of town will restrict single men after an impostor posed as a married visitor to see if his wife could join. Valley Sons of Eucalyptus Grove officials said women outnumber men 10 to 1 and new rules will apply to male applicants. The imposter claimed marriage, but camp management later learned he was not married after obtaining consent from every woman.
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Stolen Police Pants Recovered Altered in Detroit
Detroit police officer Donald La Pasky recovered his missing uniform, stolen May 17, from the apartment of Alva Perkins 49. Perkins had cut the pants down into Bermurla shorts and the officer refused to wear the altered garment.
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Atomic Wastes Seen More Perilous Than War
The report warns that radiation exposure from atomic power and weapons could cause genetic mutations across generations. It discusses safe limits for reproductive organs, the handling of nuclear waste, ocean dumping, and the uncertain, manageable risks of reactor accidents, with a note on weather myths and the geopolitical context.
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My Tre Academy
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