Rail Crash Injures 100 Teachers and Students in Wisconsin
A train carrying 907 pupils and escorts to Milwaukee baseball game collided with a gravel truck at Dalpinville crossing, injuring over 100. Fourteen-year-old Violet Groskreutz described the rollover as cars tumbled off the tracks, with 104 admitted to two hospitals and 37 remaining overnight.
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Gromyko Leaves London After Seven Weeks Of Talks
Andrei Gromyko Soviet deputy foreign minister flew home to Moscow after seven weeks of disarmament talks with Western representatives. He said he was exhausted and hinted Prime Minister Nutting might speak next. Nutting British envoy in the recessed discussions, whose Commons remarks opposed Soviet proposals aggravated the mood.
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Truman 72 Today Sail to Europe From Kansas City
Former President Harry S Truman turned 72 with no home celebration. He and Mrs Truman left Kansas City by train for New York to sail aboard the United States Friday for a European trip. He will receive an honorary degree from Oxford on June 20 and return July 5. He announced Missouri Democrats allowed his request not to be named a delegate to the August convention.
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Water demand to surge over eight billion daily in 20 years
Fred G. Randahl, assistant secretary of the interior, told the American Water Association conference that public water supply and power needs will rise dramatically. He warned current 250 billion gallons daily could jump to 450 billion in two decades amid expanding industrial use and electricity generation.
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Grass Roots Urge United Front to Reelect Eisenhower
SAN FRANCISCO Republicans from seven western states heard leaders Goodwin Knight of California and Robert Smylie of Idaho on Monday call for a mammoth grass roots campaign to return President Eisenhower to the White House. Knight urged renewed effort and organizational skill to revive the 1952 spirit, noting lethargy has overtaken voters. Smylie pressed for greater effort to mobilize independent voters, saying a regional conference aimed to energize supporters must be followed by a broader push.
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