Utah Eyes Dangerous River Ride
Utah officials consider regulating amateur trips through Cataract Canyon on the Colorado River citing the 40 mile treacherous canyon and recent SOS search for 16 boaters. Veterans warn amateurs to hire guides as rescue costs rise and safety concerns grow.
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Salt Lake City
Colorado
Cataract Canyon
Utah
Bus Hatch
Vernal
Colorado River
Grand Canyon
Hatch
Jim Hurst
Hurst
Hite
Thyo
Utah Aeronautics
Harlon Bement
Bement
Chet Olsen
State Parks, and Recreation Commission
Argentina Faces New Crisis Over Navy Naval Feud
In Buenos Aires six captains were arrested after demanding Navy Secretary Adolfo Estevez resign. They faced home confinement while Estevez and President Frondizi met and reportedly accepted resignation. The clash marks a renewed military dispute tied to accusations of communist and Peronist influence.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Navy
Adolfo Estevez
Adm
Estevez
Frondizi
Juan D. Peron
Newlyweds Begin Two Week Honeymoon in Bomb Shelter
Melvin Mininson 28 and Maria Rodriguez 27 from Tampa live 10 feet underground in a steel concrete bunker near Miami to publicize bomb shelters. Sponsors promised a Jamaica honeymoon if the stunt succeeds. The couple entered the shelter Sunday afternoon and were awakened later for a welfare check.
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Melvin Mininson
Miami Beach
Brice
Maria
Tampa
Mininsons
Jamaica
Miami
Fla
Melvin Miniison
Maria Rodriguez
Cecil
Bomb Shelters Inc
Nuclear policy protesters attend shelter wedding
Barnard said Mininson reported the shelter temperature cooled from 89 degrees as the couple wed underground. Mrs. Mininson asked if the guests were gone while placard carrying members of the Greater Miami Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy protested. The couple’s eight by fourteen foot quarters included cooking and toilet facilities and a telephone.
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Barnard
Mininson
Greater Miami
Steelworkers to resume stalled steel talks now
BULLETINS NEW YORK AP reports the Steelworkers Union agreed to restart stalled steel labor negotiations at once in response to a White House request. GENEVA AP notes U S Secretary of State Herter urged progress in the East West Big Four talks and asked Gromyko to assure Western rights in Berlin during a proposed moratorium. LONDON AP says the Soviet Union rocket launched two dogs into space July 19 and recovered them, carried by a ballistic rocket weighing 2,200 kilograms 4 845 pounds.
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New York
Steelworkers Union
White House
Herter
Andrei A. Gromyko
West Berlin
Berlin
London
Soviet Union
Space
Earth
Moscow
Ethiopia Receives 400-Million Ruble Soviet Credit
Premier Khrushchev announced a 400 million ruble loan for Ethiopia as Emperor Haile Selassie returns from a two week visit to Moscow to aid industrial development in the underdeveloped nation.
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Moscow
Khrushchev Sen
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Russia
Kozlov Reports Home On U S Visit To Khrushchev
Frol Kozlov, first deputy premier, returns to Moscow with a mixed assessment of the United States. He notes vast roads and industry but reports strong resistance to Soviet expansion and sees potential for new trade despite U S opposition. Khrushchev may compare Kozlov’s findings with Mikoyan’s earlier trip to gauge American resolve.
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William L. Ryan
Frol Romanovich Kozlov
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Khrushchev
A. I. Mikoyan
U.S
Mikoyan
Kozlov
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Hitler
Boy Dies After Fight at Crystal Beach Park
Frederick E. Hall 20 died from brain injuries after a fight at Ver Milion’s Crystal Beach Park. Two companions carried him to his Granton home unconscious, then laughed and left. Erie Memorial Hospital declared him dead. Thomas Gentry 18 of Vermilion was held for questioning. A witness said Hall argued with a girl and a fight began. Gentry intervened.
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Lorain, Ohio
Frederick E. Hall
Vermilion
Crystal Beach Park
Granton
Hall
Alfred J
Young Hall
Eria Memorial Hospital
Lorain County
Erie County
Thomas Gentry
Trl
Gentry
Park
Weather Outlook In Miami Valley Sees Mild Warmth
A high pressure system dominates the Miami Valley with fair skies for several days. Today reaches 88 degrees, tonight 63, Tuesday 87 with afternoon warmth. Middletown records Sunday high 84 and 55 at 5:30 am. Rainfall Saturday totals 0.03 inches. The discomfort index tops 77.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Border Mine Claim Shocks Syrian Border Area
Syrian press reports Turkish authorities are laying mines along the Turkish border to counter smugglers. The claim highlights regional tensions and cross border security measures affecting local communities.
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Damascus
West Ministers Move Toward Berlin Moratorium Plan
Western foreign ministers ready to negotiate with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko on a Berlin standstill. They demand a 30 month moratorium and Soviet guarantees for Western rights in Berlin. A summit likely if a compromise is reached. 18 month offer rejected for lacking rights guarantees.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Berlin
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
West Berlin
U.S.S.R
Germany
Herter
Maurice Couve de Murville
Harriman Proposes Limited Western Ties to East Germany
W Averell Harriman former U S ambassador to the Soviet Union suggests limited acceptance of East German regime without full diplomatic recognition. He says control of nuclear weapons is vital and Berlin is largely a diversion in the current East West impasse.
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New York
W. Averell Harriman
Soviet Union
Harriman
Berlin
Idlewild rescue bogged by frightened crowds and Criticism
An 113 aboard Pan American jet circled Idlewild for four hours after gear failure. Fire Commissioner Cavanagh accused Port Authority staff of poor cooperation as thousands of onlookers jammed runways, hindering emergency operations and delaying landing. Captain Sommers blamed the crowd for the crisis.
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NEW York
Idlewild
Edward F. Cavanagh Jr
Port of New York Authority
Pan American World Airways
London
Port Authority
Cavanagh
Jamaica Bay
Sommers
Brookside
N.J
Pan American
Caught At Border Youths Admit Robbing Bank
Two Canadian teens from Eastview near Ottawa admitted to police and a TV audience their theft of 71529 from an Ottawa bank. Richard Boudreau and Gerald Leclerc, both 19, planned to start a new life in Mexico after crossing into the United States.
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San Diego
Calif
Ottawa
Eastview
Richard Boudreau
Gerald Leclerc
Mexico
Boudreau
Leclerc
Toronto Dominion Bank
D. D. Bleacher
U.S
Richard Wolfe
Girl Sets Blaze Seven Die In Family Fire
Fifteen year old Jane Shusko admitted starting the blaze that killed seven family members in Elmira New York. Police said motive remains unclear as she stated she did not feel anger toward any relative. The fire trapped victims in a second floor bedroom while two other daughters were saved by a neighbor. Jane escaped with her mother and had signed a statement admitting lighting matches and starting fires on the preceding day.
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Elmira
N. Y
Jane Shusko
J. William Maloney
Jane
Lillian
Michael Shusko
Eugene Golden
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U. S
Soviet
Union Today
The
United
Big Four
Radio
Khurshchev
Stalin
Ceomo
Csescee Buena
Cceersserseseres
Peewee
West
By John M. Hightower
Selwyn Lloyd
Britain
Frol Kozlov
O Ra
Bagheera
Monroe
Wis
Green County
A. Charles Howe
Austin J. Tobin
James B. Leggett
Edward Sommers
Ronnie Heinzeroth
Stoughton
Atlantic
Blaze
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