Soviet Walkout Ends Disarmament Session
The Soviet bloc walked out of a 10 nation disarmament talk in Geneva after dismissing a new American plan. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin said the West refused to negotiate and announced plans to present a UN General Assembly disarmament proposal. The walkout left the Western delegates to continue the talks among themselves.
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Havana Explosions Kill One as Munitions Dump Blasts
Cuban army officials say origins of a Havana munitions dump explosion remain unclear after a blast that shook the capital, killed one, and injured more than 50. Fidel Castro hinted at U.S. blame but offered no evidence, while U.S. Secretary of State Herter dismissed the claim.
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Plain City Air Crash Kills Four in Collision
Two small planes collided near Plain City Ohio as four men aboard one craft died when it plummeted to the ground. The other plane crash landed in a wheat field leaving two men aboard alive. FAA reported both crews licensed from Columbus en route to Urbana for breakfast and a demonstration of experimental aircraft.
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Vacation Dilemma Delights Couple's Home Debate
A humorous quip contrasts control over travel with a husband claiming his body dictates timing while his wife determines the destination. The joke highlights married life and decision making in a playful tone.
Eisenhower to explain Far East trip success on TV address
President Eisenhower, returning from a 23,000 mile goodwill tour, will report tonight that the trip strengthened U S ties despite canceling the Tokyo visit. He will address the nation from the White House at 6 90 p m EST, with Nixon and Herter among those welcoming him home.
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Staebler Again Named Likely Democratic Chairman Candidate
Neil Staebler the Michigan Democratic chairman is cited as the probable choice for Democratic National Chairman should Senator Kennedy secure the presidential nomination. The AP wirephoto caption notes Staebler as a top contender in the rumored scenario.
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South's Schools Must Stay Open Says NEA Leader
NEA President W. W. Eshelman urged during the 98th annual convention that public schools in the South remain open despite threats to abolish systems over integration. He defended segregated affiliates as a necessity of law while calling for guaranteed access to public education everywhere.
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Governors Meet Split By Kennedy Johnson Rivalry At Park
Governors at Glacier National Park clash over 1960 presidential race. Democratic camps favor Kennedy or Johnson and Missouri Senator Symington while Adlai Stevenson stays aloof. Rockefeller and Nixon dominate Republican talks with Rockefeller remaining uncommitted.
Floods kill eight in Texas Gulf Coast storm
Severe floods across the Texas Gulf coast left eight dead since Thursday with two others missing. Port Lavaca and Port Aransas reported major damage as flood waters rose over five feet in parts, prompting Navy and Army aid and aerial deliveries of cots and blankets. Multiple drownings occurred in Houston, Port Lavaca, and surrounding counties, while residents evacuated and searched for missing persons.
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Fire damages downtown Toledo building on Adams and Erie
A fire Sunday tore through a building at the Adams and Erie streets corner in downtown Toledo causing about 65000 dollars in damage, according to Fire Chief Ar old Papenhagen.
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Fire Rages Near Grand Canyon As Kaibab Forest Burns
Fire swept 7500 acres in Kaibab National Forest about six miles from the north rim of Grand Canyon National Park. About 1000 firefighters used bulldozers and pumps to contain the blaze as winds and high temperatures challenged the effort.
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Truman Urges UN to Create International Police Force
Former President Harry Truman called for establishing an international police force under the United Nations to advance world peace. Speaking in San Francisco on the 15th anniversary of the UN, he said sovereignty of nations would be strengthened, not impaired, by such a force. He credited the UN as the sole path to peace and noted Khrushchev's disarmament proposal as evidence of the body's growing strength.
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Typhoon Olive Devastates Luzon Killing Dozens
The Philippines reel s from Typhoon Olive as winds near 80 mph battered Luzon island inflicting extensive damage. Officials report nearly 100 dead and hundreds missing as Manila and surrounding areas suffer paralysis from the storm’s onslaught before Olive moved into the China Sea.
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Buffalo Stampede Follows Canyon Fire Near House Rock
Bulldozer operator Jens Mc Cormick and crew fled to a canyon shelter as a fast crown fire swept through. A lone buffalo broke from the herd, snorting and charging like a wild bull, while the House Rock Valley herd of about 2 is described as nearby but unthreatened by the blaze along the canyon floor near the Colorado River.
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Entrance Closed At Sequoia Park
A brush fire in Sequoia National Park burned over 400 acres and forced the closure of the southwest entrance to the central California recreation area.
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Weather shifts to wet week with scattered showers
The U S Weather Bureau predicts scattered showers beginning tomorrow and lasting through Saturday. Warm humid conditions are forecast with temperatures 3 to 6 degrees above normal, with highs near 85 and a tonight low around 65. Local records show yesterday's high 83 and this morning's low 56.
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