Searcher Deathes Highlight Rural Manhunt for Raby
A fatal shooting in a rural chase sparked a three county manhunt for fugitive Clarence Raby after a posse killed two volunteer searchers Dan Cooper 28 and Kayle Cooper 35 during a night chase. Raby also allegedly killed Deputy Sheriff Ben Devault 58 during a stolen car pursuit before abandoning a truck and taking a resident hostage. The FBI joined the search alongside local deputies and officers from Knox Anderson and Union counties.
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Dan Cooper
Kayle Cooper
Clarence Raby
Knox County
Coopers
Raby
Knoxville
Heiskell
Cooper
Ben Devault
Devault
Lloyd
Devaults
Taby
Fred Rutherford
Rutherford
Bill McCoy
McCoy
FBI
Coppock
Andersonville
Frank C. Kelly
Knoy
Anderson
Union
Soviet Union urges UN summit on disarmament at General Assembly
The Soviet Union proposed inviting heads of government to a UN General Assembly summit starting Sept 20 to discuss disarmament and major world issues. US officials, including Secretary of State Herter, signaled deliberation while Ambassador Lodge denounced the move as frivolous. Sobolev warned the plan could hinder fruitful discussion. Page 6.
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Niled Press
N.Y
Soviet Union
United Nations General Assembly
Imajor
Arkady Sobolev
Geneva
Sec
Christian A. Herter
Washington
National Security Council
Newport
Rol
Lodge
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Ros
White House
United States
Tkey
State Department
Russia
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Sobolev
Luis Padilla Nervo
Mexico
Nervo
Ama Sea Reds
Florida Flood Threat Grips Tampa as River Rises
Tampa endures severe floods from the Hillsborough River with about 60 families evacuating. Residents stacked sandbags and moved furniture above water as forecasts call for more rain over the next five days. Creekside damage focuses on highways while officials warn of a crest near the city’s business district.
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Tampa
Eillsborough
Park Circle
Weather Bureau
Miami
Florida
Hillsborough
City
Wave sweeps 18 children from French camp coast
In SUR-MER France a wave swept 18 children from an orphans’ vacation camp. Three boys drowned before lifeguards could reach them while the remaining youths were pulled from the sea. The bodies of the drowned were carried ashore by the tide.
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Out Sur-Mer
France
Texdies
Man Dies Racing To Break World Speed Record
Athol Graham 36 dies after his airplane engined speedster flips at 300 mph on the Salt Flats. Wheel snap triggers a skid and end over end crash four thousand feet from the start. Graham dies in a Salt Lake City hospital with his wife by his side after the fatal accident on his first run.
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Salt Lake City
Athol Graham
Salt Lake
Graham
Gaham
Wes
Jery Fom
Missing NSA mathematicians vanish after Mexico trip
Two US National Security Agency mathematicians, William H. Morton and Bernon F. Mitchell, disappeared after leaving Ft Meade for a West Coast trip and were later traced to Mexico City and possibly Cuba. The Defense Department said no federal violation occurred and FBI and other agencies searched while Mexico City contacts were noted.
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Associated Pree
National Security Agency
Cuba
Mexico City
Defense Department
Washington
William H. Morton
Bernon F. Mitchell
Communications Intelligence Agency
FBI
Pentagon
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Security Agency
Ft. Meade
Burek
Cahf
Ellensburg
Wash
Riots Prompt Army Lockdown in South Korea Turmoil
Post-election violence erupts as ROK police struggle to contain student mobs in Taegu and Seoul. Tear gas used. demonstrations demand the resignation of Lee Chat Hak. Martial law considered but not reimposed as authorities delay parliament session and protests spread from Changnyong to the capital.
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United Free International Oe
South Korea
Huh Chung
Democratic Party
Taegu
Liberal Party
Syngman Rhee
Umsong
Seoul
Lee Chung Suk
Rher
Lee Chat Hak
Tower House
Hillsdale
Ore
Changnyong
Choi Thlrsdale
Mulino
Ban Suk
Te Mobsmah Bank
Portland
Shin Yung
Korea
Potsdam Pact Violations Cited by Communist Memorandum
The memorandum issued in Berlin marks the sixth anniversary of the Potsdam accord and accuses Western allies, especially the United States, of violating the agreement by maintaining occupation of West Berlin. It calls for a peace treaty to end occupation and create a demilitarized West Berlin. Officials deny the charges, citing four power agreements and the Allied victory.
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United Press Nternanium
West Berlin
West
Berlin
East
West Germany
Germany
United States
Freige
de Winner
East Berlin
Castro Steps Aside for Rest Amid Cuban Leadership Uncertainty
Fidel Castro suspends duties after three week illness with pneumonia like lung ailment. Raul Castro seen as likely successor and older brother May Castro named as possible interim leader. Officials say convalescence could delay return to full power.
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Vana
Fidel Castro
Mese
Ansene
Castro
Moscow
Prague
Raul
Fidel
Casten
Washington
Castro Page
Kennedy Accuses Nixon Of Betrayal On Farm Policies
The Kennedy campaign accuses Nixon of betraying administration farm policies he helped craft. A Midwest Democratic statement, penned by Kennedy aides, charges Nixon repudiated two key parts of the program within 48 hours, tying it to political maneuvering.
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Sss Port
Mass
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Kennedy
GOP
Ezra Taft Benson
Senate
Fense
Nesom
Eisenhower
Midwest
Mr Nivon
Traene Beets
Perished in Sports Scores Doubted By Classifieds
Fragmented OCR notes indicate two deaths linked to a sports section and score listings. No clear names or events are readable. surrounding pages reference market quotations and radio program listings, suggesting an unrelated collage of notes without usable specifics.
Nixon Warns Ike Will Veto Political Spending
President Eisenhower would veto large spending bills deemed purely political unless paired with tax increases to pay for them. The warning came after talks at the summer White House ahead of Congress reconvening, with Nixon citing defense and medical care programs as examples.
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Bevan
Swport
Roi
Richard Mo Nixon
Eisenhower
Nixon
Fiesenhower
White House
Congress
Easenhower
Mayon
Nexon
Hert
Hy Cabot
Washington
Hawes Watt
John F Kennedy
Nison
Plane crash near Glen Rose leaves two dead
A small two seat plane crashed three miles southwest of Glen Rose killing both occupants. The aircraft did not burn. a search party reported the tail section intact and the full identity of the passenger remained unknown. Several Albuquerque papers were found in the wreckage.
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Glen Rose
Soviehe
Albuquerque
Alb
Amarillo
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