Idaho slay incident near Spokane River details emerge
In Idaho near the Spokane River early Friday a man identified as William G. Fowle was killed. A suspect described as Markham abducted a second person and fled into brush. a woman named Nancy was attacked as she heard the commotion. authorities pursue leads as the investigation unfolds.
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Max
Spokane
Idaho
William G. Fowle
Nancy
Fowle
Fidelity Savings & Loan
Markham
Soviet Union accuses West over nuclear tests and talks
The Soviet statement asserts the United States Britain and France pressured for nuclear tests and rejects a test ban. It charges Western powers seek to open Russian territory for NATO air bases and rejects neutral state drafts. It notes Moscow is willing to discuss drafts but claims the West scorns negotiations.
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United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
U. S
NATO
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Geneva
Editors Visit Khrushchev in Kremlin for East West Talks
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev hosted a group of visiting American editors in the Kremlin on Friday for a lengthy interview likely to cover major East West issues.
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Nikita Moscow
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Cabinet Shakeup Rocks British Government Crisis
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan dismissed one third of his 21-member cabinet in a dramatic effort to restore voter confidence in the Conservative government. The upheaval threatened the Tory leadership as policies of Lloyd and Watkinson came under sharp scrutiny amid the turmoil.
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Associated Press
Harold ‘Macmillan
Lloyd and
Watkinson
Two Killed and Forty-Two Hurt in Indiana Bus Crash
A Greyhound bus traveling from St Louis to New York collided with a semi on U S 40 near Elleville Indiana. Two people were killed and 42 injured with four in critical condition. Passengers were ejected as the right side of the bus tore away. The dead were D Neville 67 Edinburgh and Amelia Radaszkiewicz Philadelphia. Dr Lucrecia Fjoven of Manila aided the injured at the scene.
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Elleville
Ind
U. S
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St. Louis
New York
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Ee D. Neville
Edinburgh
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Radaszkiewicz
Philadelphia
Methodist
Marion County General
Indianapolis
Lucrecia Fjoven
Manila
Boston
Roenhauf
Schlagenhauf
Betty Beale The Other Side Of Washington
A compact sketch of Betty Beale highlighting her role as a diplomatic figure tied to Washington circles and historic diplomatic themes. The piece surveys her influence and the broader context of U.S. Washington diplomacy with a focus on notable ties and public perception.
Oklahoma farmer testifies on Estes cotton deal in Senate probe
Swan August Sandstrom testified in Washington that he sensed irregularities in Billie Sol Estes cotton allotment dealings. He named land agent Glenn Blake and said both sides knew the sale was illegal. Oklahoma lawyer Walter J. Arnote warned such deals were blatantly fraudulent. The inquiry, led by Senator John L. McClellan, probes political influence in Estes multimillion dollar activities with the Agriculture Department.
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Associated Press
Ashington
Oklahoma
Billie Sol Estes
Senate
Swan August Sandstrom
Estes
Glenn Blake
Sur
Walter J. Arnote
McAlester
Okla
Oklahoma Bar Assn
Mittee
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Texas
Agriculture
Fe Department
Sandstrom
Stigler
Blake
Agriculture Department
Statewide auto liability rates cut 4 percent on average
The State Board of Insurance issued a new rate schedule effective August 1 reducing auto liability premiums by about 4 percent statewide. In 56 rural counties rates drop five dollars, while eight large cities see increases up to five dollars. Drivers with no penalty points mostly benefit, but under 25 male drivers lose reductions. The plan also raises comprehensive rates in coastal and mid state areas due to wind damage from hurricanes.
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Associated Press
Astin
State Board of Insurance
Nawerhod Aniananlanse
Hutt
Texas
Houston
Dallas
Fort Worth
San ‘Antonio
Galveston
Elven
Chris
Beaumont
Eagle Pass
Crystal City
Cuero
The only twolegged creature that never cackled until it laid its egg
The line claims a peculiar attribute of a creature that lays an egg and never cackled before. It appears in a section header style mixing JFK coverage with columns on business sports and markets.
Prayerful plea for road safety and respect for life
A short message asks divine protection for all on the nation’s roads and urges drivers to slow down and show respect for life by careful behavior behind the wheel. It emphasizes awareness, safety, and consideration for others on the road.
Doctors warn in AMA report on child illness factors
A team of physicians in an AMA report notes leukemia and related conditions affect children across socio economic levels. The study highlights factors linked to illness and stresses the need for medical attention and preventive care.
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AMA
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