Lebanon Deliberates as Presidential Field Expands
Beirut politics shift with opposition disavowing violence and several new candidates entering the race. Amid talk of neutral candidates and continued U.S. mediation, Parliament set to meet Thursday as Chamoun and other leaders seek a peaceful compromise.
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Middle East
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Salam
Associated Press
De Gaulle backs European summit talks in Geneva
Paris premier De Gaulle favors a calm European summit possibly in Geneva and confirms readiness to attend. He argued a Security Council led meeting with India, Arab states and Middle East powers should precede any general assembly action.
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Iran
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U.N
Peach Origins Traced to Ancient China
The peach originated in China where it has been a popular fruit for more than five thousand years, tracing its long cultural and agricultural history.
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China
Frank E. Simpson Dies Former State Solon
Cincinnati AP reports Frank E. Simpson age 67, former Ohio state representative and labor leader, died Saturday at his daughter’s home in Mack. Simpson served nearly a decade in the legislature and sponsored Ohio’s sesquicentennial celebration bill. He also was business representative for District Council 12 of the decorators and painters union.
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Ohio
Deelarators’ and Painters’ Union
Fiery Rail Crash Kills 2 At Imlay Nevada
A collision between two Southern Pacific freight trains in Imlay Nevada killed engineers James W. Baber and George M. Martinez and injured Darrell L. Jorgensen. A glycerin fire spread to three cars as a diesel-powered second unit derailed and the caboose was destroyed.
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Sparks
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Reno
Darrell L. Jorgensen
Baber
Millikin Dies at 67 Former Colorado Senator
Former U S Senator Eugene D Millikin 67 a Republican who served 16 years from Colorado died of pneumonia while in his Denver apartment on oxygen at his bedside his wife Delia stepson Karl C Schuyler Jr and relatives attended He was born in Hamilton Ohio Feb 12 1891 and came to Colorado for health reasons after earning a law degree in 1913 He chaired the Senate Finance Committee and the Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation and retired in 1956
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Alva B. Adams
Pueblo
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Sen
Robert Raft
Ohio
Hamilton
University of Colorado
Pee Jays Flutter At Westminster Abbey
A Pee Jay fluttered from a tower at Westminster Abbey causing a rare incident. Scotland Yard closed its investigation quickly. Westminster Boys School, among the world’s oldest, closes for the summer as a schoolboy refuses to name the culprit.
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Westminster Boys School
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Mystery over cause of crash cited after fatalities
The railroad said the exact cause may never be known due to the deaths of Baber and Martinez, a tether of four youngsters, leaving investigators unsure what sparked the accident.
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Baber
Martinez
Feverish Dayton Boy Races To Live With 110 Degree Fever
Donald Knee a 13 year old from Phillipsburg lies in semi conscious state at Good Samaritan Hospital Dayton after a head injury and a blood clot. Doctors report his temperature fell to 100 after ice packs and a spinal operation while he receives high dose penicillin every two hours. The AMA notes the 110 degree fever was one of the highest ever recorded for a survivor.
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Iowa
Conversation winner exhibit at Lexington junior high fair
Practical exhibit by Larry Walker and Paul Davis drew no prizes at the Lexington junior high science fair. The display featured a miniature moonshine whisky still sparking discussion among judges and attendees.
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Paul Davis
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