Row Looms With Reds Over All
Washington reports Moscow refuses to free nine American soldiers held in East Germany. Murphy cites Soviet blackmail and denies Russia’s responsibility. The U S protests Soviet shootdowns and seeks compensation for losses and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Hightower
Washington
Moscow
East Germany
United States
Russia
Robert Murphy
Mikhail Menshikov
Murphy
Soviet Union
Armenia
U. S
Menchikov
Castro Irks With Delays
In Cuba the release of 29 American servicemen remains stalled as rebels delay the transfer to a point where a U S Navy helicopter could pick up the captives. Deputy State Department official C Allen Stewart met U S Consul Park Wollam in Havana to discuss avenues for speedier releases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulgencio Batista
Wollam
Peace Offers Goldfine-If He'll Talk Up Peace Offer
Rep John Bell Williams urged consultant Bernard Goldfine to cooperate with a House inquiry into his ties with Sherman Adams and federal regulators. Williams said a contempt citation may be postponed pending more information on Goldfine finances and further questioning slated for two days or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Bell Williams
Dmass
Bernard Goldfine
Williams
House
Boston
Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Mississippi
Adams
Ist
Three Women Die In Crash In Celina Ohio
Three young women died in a northbound crash on U S 127 at Ohio 117 junction 11 miles north of Celina. Victims were Caroline Baker 25 West Manchester Jane Any Butts 19 and Marilyn Jean 17 of Greenville. Car to the stop sign failed to yield and slammed into the southbound lane. A fourth car then struck the wreckage. A local man pleaded guilty to a stop sign violation in Municipal Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celina
Ohio
U. S
Ohio 117
Caroline Baker
West Manchester
Jane Any Butts
Marilyn
Jean
Greenville
Mee
Miss Baker
Smith
Bowman cleared by lie detector in Columbus test
A lie detector test taken in Columbus cleared James Bowman in the death of a retired game war. The report notes Bowman was questioned in Batavia, Ohio, and the test outcome was announced Friday by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia, Ohio
Columbus
James Bowman
Unclear text fragment about Bowman and a spill
Fragmentary report describes a case involving Bowman and a 1000 gallon spill in Mil fail center. Sheriff Dericks says Bowman had no parental knowledge. substance release details are uncertain.
69 Year Old Tree Climber Defies Age and Doubt
Mrs. Sadie Brown, 69, a widow, pursues tree climbing as a hobby in Pottstown. She climbs without ladders or safety gear, claiming she can reach greater heights than younger climbers, citing oatmeal as her energizer and noting years of practice on her family farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottstown
Sadie Brown
Brown
Broun
Emaee Lee
Gale
Tim
Mrs Brown
President's Brother Off Qn Mission
Dr Milton Eisenhower, accompanying his sister and a U S party, begins a Central American and Caribbean itinerary to assess U S policy. The trip includes stops in Panama Guatemala Costa Rica Nicaragua El Salvador Puerto Rico and returns to Washington. The mission aims at goodwill and a fact finding study with officials from State and Treasury departments and other agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Milton Eisenhower
United States
Eisenhower
White House
Panama
Rush
Panama City
Phen
Tegucigalpa
San Jose
Costa Rica
Managua
Nicaragua
San Juan
Puerto Rico
San Salvador
el Salvador
Guatemala City
Guatemala
Sewe
Central America
State and
Treasury Departments
Export-Import Bank
Development Loan Fund
Knowland Backs Trade Bill Opposition to Kerr Amendment
Sen William F. Knowland announces support for administration stance against a Kerr Amendment to extend the Reciprocal Trade Agreements law. The measure would grant the president power to negotiate concessions, with tariff controls debated by the Senate and Finance Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William F. Knowland
Knowland
Secretary of
Commerce Weeks
Smathers
Edward Martin
R-Pa
Hur
Senate
Faubus Seeks U.S. Supreme Court Review
Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus moves to have the Supreme Court review a federal injunction ordering removal of National Guard troops from Central High School in Little Rock last fall. Faubus’s attorneys ask the court to grant the appeal and stay further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Arkansas
Orvald. Faubus
US. Supreme Court
Nationaley
Central High
Little Rock
Faubus
Federal Court
Child Dies Under Car in Batavia Incident
In Batavia Ohio May Jo Hogan four ran into the street and was struck and killed by a passing car near her Loveland home Friday. The tragedy occurred as she darted from a yard into the road, authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia, Ohio
Jo Hogan
Loveland
Kim's Back and Trujillo's Not There
Hollywood reports Kim Novak back from a two month absence with Columbia Studios saying her employer discouraged him. Trujillo did not meet her on arrival as he was seen arriving at a Los Angeles yacht with a red haired companion, then leaving separately.
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Hollywood
Kim
Siesta Sateen
New York
Columbia Studios
Wen
Shim
Trujillo
Los Angeles
Knifer Kills Dayton Man
A Dayton man identified as J. W. Swint, 23, was fatally stabbed as a relative watched. Police seek an unidentified assailant after Swint died at St. Elizabeth Hospital without regaining consciousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knifer
Dayton
Ohio
J. W. Swint
St. Eliza
Aged Man Kills Woman and Wounds Three at Idaho Tavern
In Sandpoint Idaho Emil Okonon identified as the gunman. a woman died while others were wounded at a tavern cafe where a wedding anniversary celebration was underway. Deputies and neighbors heard shots and searched nearby as the suspect returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandpoint
Idaho
Emil Okonon
Tavern Cafe
Uthi
Bud McMertery
Tanner
En Lantte
Munter
Iit
Associated Press
Labor Industry Racketeering Probe Faces Billion-Dollar Toll
Kennedy told reporters the Senate Rackets Committee has found the underworld milking at least a billion dollars yearly from labor management rackets. He warned the figure may be conservative and said the panel will press bearings on rackets in Chicago restaurants and later in Detroit New York Pennsylvania garment work Miami Los Angeles and more. Accardo Battaglia Caifano invoked the Fifth Amendment amid questions on extortion and a raid on Aligauer's Fireside Restaurant. McClellan ordered contempt citations for the three men, with potential penalties of one year jail and a $1000 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate
Ee i
Coss
Kennedy
Reporers
Chicago
Detroit
New York
Pennsylvania
Miami
Los Angeles
Tony Accardo
Jose di Varco
Jack Cerone
Aligauer
Gus Allgaver
Anthony B .Champagne
Assn
Uei
Sam Battaglia
Marshall Caifano
Accarde
Ths
John L. McClellan
Dark
Accardo
Battaglia
Caifano
Chuckle on sadness and fatigue differences
A brief humorous line noting that sadness and fatigue share similar symptoms, with a sharp aside that only a few people, such as wives, can discern the distinction.
Turks Die In Ambush On Cyprus
Five Turkish Cypriots were killed and three wounded in an ambush near Kondea Village on the main road from Famagusta to Nicosia. Greek Cypriots are suspected in the attack as violence on the island continues. The British governor Sir Hugh Foot meets leaders to curb the surge in killings, which since the outbreak five weeks ago has left 4 Turkish Cypriots and 27 Greek Cypriots dead with numerous injuries.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Kondea
Famagusta
Hugh Foot
Dayton Woman Killed in West Side Traffic Crash
A collision on Dayton's West Side killed Hattie Pillow, 22, of Dayton. She died at Si. Elizabeth Hospital from injuries suffered about 10 45 p.m. Friday. Barry Walton of Dayton, driver of the car, is in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
Hattie Pillow
Elwabeth Hospital
Barry Walton
Test Aimed To Recover Thor Nose Cone
Cape Canaveral Fla AP The Air Force fired a Thor missile about 1500 miles into space in a test to recover a tactical nose cone The cone landed in a predetermined impact area four hours after liftoff Attempts will seek a data capsule inside the cone The test aimed to advance IRBM readiness ahead of a December goal and involved a nose cone that would separate during flight A nose cone recovery search was planned in the Atlantic and a Thor stage could support a moon shot in August
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Atlantic
Summer Layoffs Boost Unemployment Numbers
Washington reports that new unemployment claims rose by 100,900 to 467,900 for the week ended July 5, with auto industry layoffs a major factor. The insured unemployment total for the week ended June 28 fell by 59,200 to 2,551,700, the second straight weekly drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Too Many People Says Man Who Killed Children
Norman A Foose 47 shot and killed two children on Cuba New Mexico main street then wounded a pursuing officer before fleeing to Gallina Mountains. He told reporters there should be no more than 10 000 people in the world and said he was not sorry for the killings.
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Norman A. Foose
Cuba
N.M
Foose
Gallina Mountains
Regina
Eintram Os Iilles Sion
Syedolen
Edide
Arene
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Frank Grauwse
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Bowman
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Cincinnati
Bow
Milfail
Ford
Syeareid Farmhouse
Honduras
Salvador
By Jack Bell
Chiang Kai-shek
Claire Lee Chennault
Flying Tigers
Oschner Foundation
New Orleans
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Mrs. Chennault
G. Milton Kelly
Thor
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Albuquerque
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