Cops Crack Down On Demonstrators in Levittown
State police banned gatherings of more than three in Levittown after a stone struck Sgt. Tom Stewart during protests at the Myers home. About 400 people gathered, with arrests made for disorderly conduct and a hospital check for the injured officer.
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Master Spy Abel to Face Court Case in New York
Rudolf Abel a 55 year old accused of stealing U S atomic and military secrets for the Soviet Union plans to confer with his appointed lawyer James B Donovan at the federal house of detention Donovan a 41 year old former OSS chief counsel accepted the case as a public service He may seek FBI files to aid Abel while the defense notes a possible death penalty also described is a family move to a new home and relatives visiting from York Pennsylvania
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Chuckle Typist Quote Turns On Work And Party Absence
A jokey exchange has a salesman say he was so sick he would have skipped last night’s party too if he were sicker. The line plays on staying home from work and missing a social event.
Italian Admiral Missing After Mediterranean Yacht Sinks
Ships and planes resumed a search today for Vice Admiral Marco Calamai 55 a top Italian naval officer swept overboard from the helm of a small yacht during a Mediterranean storm. The missing officer was last seen Monday.
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Cop Handy For Fire
Patrolman Morris A. Roberge, 36, failed to answer radio calls as a cruiser caught fire near a curve in Westbrook Maine. He said he blacked out after the crash when the engine ignited. firefighters quickly doused the blaze.
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Rampaging Agnes Hits Pusan and Taegu in Korea
Typhoon Agnes struck Pusan with 125 mph winds damaging U.S. Army facilities and a hangar at Taegu air base. Hospitals evacuated, ships aground, several boats missing, and hundreds homeless in Japan as waves battered harbor and crews reported injuries.
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Eight Die In Blast At Italian Sulphur Mine
Eight miners were killed and eleven injured in an explosion at the Trabbie Tallarita sulphur mine near Caltanissetta Italy. Six of the injured were in critical condition and not expected to survive.
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Boa Jo Jo Sentenced To Life At Watchung Museum
In SOUTH ORANGE New Jersey a six foot boa constrictor named Jo Jo received a life sentence at the Watchung Nature Museum after a string of relocations and a health department order. Ronald Piper a South Orange boy who cared for the animal expressed sadness at the transfer and vowed to visit.
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Hoffa grilled on ties to mob figures and union property
Senate probe questions Hoffa about a $150,000 Chicago area mansion bought by Teamsters locals for a training center. He says funds came from locals No. 299 and 337 of Detroit and denies knowing owner Ricca or that Delucia and Ricca are the same person.
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Asiatic flu vaccine expected in Cincinnati soon
The Cincinnati Academy of Medicine announces that Asiatic flu vaccine will likely be available in Cincinnati within a month.
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Space Ride Capt. Simons Reaches 100000 Feet In 32 Hour Ballon Flight
Air Force test pilot Col. John P. Stapp notes the 34 year old Simons soared to altitudes over 100000 feet in a balloon voyage that lasted 32 hours. The mission ended with Simons landing near the North Dakota South Dakota border after collecting various personal items from the gondola.
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High altitude balloon flight reaches record heights over North Dakota
Simons, chief of space biology at Wright Air Force Base Alamogordo NM, floated above 90 000 feet for 26 hours in a balloon drift from Crosby Minnesota to North Dakota. He described the takeoff as like an elevator and said the sunrise and starry sky were spectacular. Ground crews tracked the ascent and guided a safe descent near Ellendale North Dakota after 120 miles southwest of Fargo.
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Eisenhower Eyes Compromise Civil Rights Bill Path
President Eisenhower signaled willingness to accept a House Republican compromise on civil rights with voting enforcement. He expects a proposal to be offered soon and noted the plan would lie between his initial stance and the Senate version. He warned against delaying until next year and urged a timely bill passage.
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Akron Man Killed In Akron Car Crash
Donald L. Caper, 40, of Akron, was killed when his car skidded out of control and struck a utility pole early today in Akron Ohio.
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Donald L. Caper
Weather update forecasts Pleasant day with upcoming cool front
The cool pleasant weather continues. A cold Arctic front will push cooler temperatures into the Miami Valley. Official forecast calls for a high of 85 and low of 60 tonight. Thursday remains fair and cool as the colder air lowers temperatures with a high around 89. Middletown records show yesterday’s high near 80 and the morning low around 5 am.
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Ike Sees Soviet Aim in Syria as Ultimate Control
President Eisenhower said the pro-Communist bid in Syria aims to put the country under Soviet control. He noted the United States does not know how far the move has progressed and Linked the pattern to past Soviet influence while warning no action is warranted under the current Middle East program.
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Syria accuses U.S. plot to topple regime and kill leaders
Damascus says the United States masterminded a mass assassination plan to remove President Kuwatly. Maj. Gen. Asif Bizry named Howard E. Stone and other diplomats as masterminds, claiming gangsters would be sent to kill Syrian officers. The U.S. State Department calls the charge fabrications.
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New Funds for World Aid Sought
Senator Thye says supporters aim for at least three billion dollars in new foreign aid funds as a Senate Appropriations Committee dispute over available money continues. Johnson cites a twelve billion total including new allocations and reappropriations amid heated debate.
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