West Virginia Family Among Fatal Crashes In Ohio Holiday Toll
Ohio's Fourth of July weekend death toll rose to 19 as two multiple fatality crashes claimed five Bowles family members from Stanford West Virginia when their car hit a tractor trailer at Ohio 4 and 56 near Mechanicsburg. A separate collision on U S 36 near Piqua killed Gerald Tasker Sally Strock and Bud Ditmar.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Ohio 4
Mechanicsburg
Champaign County
Charles Bowles
Stanford
W. Va
Brenda
Delores Scott
Chicago
Scott
Patricia Ann
Charles Kugler
Gnadenhutten
U.S
Piqua
Gerald Tasker
Troy
Sally Strock
Dayton
Bud Ditmar
Wirtz Seeks Trace In Rail Work Rules Dispute
Secretary of Labor Wirtz pushes a temporary two year truce and study groups to avert a rail strike. unions and railroads will study the proposal by Sunday. AFL CIO leader Gilbert calls it unacceptable. Kennedy may seek emergency arbitration if rejected.
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Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
Steel Industry
Wirtz
St. Louis
H. E Gilbert
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Asst
James J. Reynolds
Desert crash survivor recalls prayers answered
Mrs Frances Tweed of Van Nuys California survived a week after a crash near Grants New Mexico her husband Wendell 47 died six hours after the single engine plane wreck. She endured burns cuts and hunger until CAP searchers reached the site and airlifted her to hospital where she had the first full meal in a week.
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Grants
N.M
Frances Tweed
van ‘Nuys
Calif
Tweed
Grant
Civil Air Patrol
Cibola Hospital
George Williams
Santa Fe
Wendell
Globe Swift
Accused Killer Captured After Linden Shooting Rampage
Richard Teddy Coleman, 32, accused of killing his wife and sister-in-law and wounding three others, was captured by four Newark policemen on Route 1 near Newark Airport. He abducted 18-year-old Mary Kaminski, who was released minutes earlier in Elizabeth. Coleman, taken for arraignment in Newark, faced multiple counts as victims required hospital care.
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Newark Airport
Linden
Coleman
Newark
Kaminski
Elizabeth
Joseph Sheridan
Joseph Brennan
Magnolia Street
Elizabeth General Hospital
Argentine Peronists Backed to Postpone Election Refused
President Jose Maria Guido rejected a Peronist bid to delay the national elections by one week and said voting will proceed as scheduled. Peronists claim rigging and call for blank ballots. Guido met with military leaders who barred deposed dictator Juan D. Peron from returning. Electoral colleges convene July 31 to pick president, VP, governors and others.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Jose Maria Guido
Guido
Juan D. Peron
Spain
Peron
Osiris Villegas
Radio-Tele
Retired cop joins manhunt for son in Bronx
In New York a father James Egan retired from the force joins brothers Fred and William Egan in a manhunt for 19 year old Gregory Egan who leaped from a courthouse window after a $40,000 bail was set for kidnapping and robberies. James Egan 51, and Fred 23 patrolman joined the search while detective William volunteered to help. Younger brother James Jr. was held on escape aiding charges and could not participate.
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New York
Bronx
Egan
Gregory Egan
Gregory
James Egan
Fred Egan
William Egan
Fred
James Jr
Chuckle on Budget Balance Balancing
A light gag notes that balancing a budget is trickier than balancing the balance. The quip plays on budgeting and equilibrium with a financial pun.
Delegations Begin Secret Talks in Moscow Rift
A seven member Chinese delegation and a Soviet team opened a working session in a Len in Hills villa near Moscow amid a public clash over world communist leadership. Beijing accuses Khrushchev of selling out communism while Moscow defends peaceful coexistence the dispute centers on methods to expand communism without war.
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Moscow
Red China
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Lenin Hills
Teng Hsiao-Ping
Communist Party
Mikhail Suslov
Pravda
Negro educator becomes first Negro woman assistant moderator
Mrs. Robert C. Johnson of Birmingham Alabama is elected the first Negro assistant moderator of the United Church of Christ. The General Synod declared the church must become radically committed to the struggle of non whites as Johnson accepts a two year post. Johnson, a grandmother and daughter of a slave, hailed the council action and plans to advocate the creeds in balance with practice.
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Denver
United Church of Christ
Robert C. Johnson
Birmingham
Ala
General Synod
Johnson
NAACP Calls for Commandos to Lead Civil Rights Actions
The NAACP votes to form commandos including college students, attorneys, teachers and clergy to lead sit ins, wade ins, boycotts and other protests. Delegates also back tighter national control over local branches to coordinate nationwide demonstrations led by experienced personnel.
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Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Sage
National Organization of the Naacp
Gloster B
Baltimore integrates 174 arrested at private amusement park
A trial magistrate released 174 integrationists on their own recognizance after a mass protest at a privately owned segregated amusement park. Earlier 109 others, including clergy, were freed on $103 bond for trespassing as the case highlights Maryland law on business exclusion.
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Baltimore
Church To Open Militant Drive For Race Equality
A nine member committee of Negroes and whites will direct a new militant drive for racial equality launched by the United Church of Christ. Rev. Dr. Ben M. Herbster will name members, with Dr. S. Garry Oniki as executive coordinator. Initial funding of 100000 will be borrowed. an emergency collection will support bail and defense for those arrested and aid for workers who lose jobs. The program also urges business support and ties with other faiths for community integration. The church seeks cooperation with Protestant, Roman Catholic and Jewish groups and notes it is the sixth largest U S church by membership after merging Evangelical and Reformed with Congregational Christian.
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Maryland
Eugene Carson Blake
The
United Presbyterian Church
James F. Price
Price
Episcopal Church
Ber Committee
United Church of Christ
Ben M. Herbster
New York
S. Garry Oniki
Evangelical and Reformed
Congregational Christian Churches
United States
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