Boy Sees Brothers Drown in Shaft Tragedy
GALENA Kansas AP Tony Reavis 12 watched and cried as his brothers Tommy 8 and Eddie 8 drowned after falling 33 feet into six feet of water in an abandoned lead mine shaft. He crawled to water level but could not save them. Firemen recovered the bodies.
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Tony Reavis
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Eddie
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Jet crash sparks fire on TV set in Douglassville
Edgar Rauch watched television at his home near Douglassville Pennsylvania when smoke filled the room and the set burst into flames. A Metropolitan Edison spokesman explained the jet fighter being moved to Indiantown Gap Pennsylvania caused a trailing tail to pull a utility line and snap a ground cable.
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Douglassville, Pa
Edgar Rauch
Pennsylvania
Metropolitan Edison Electric Co
Indiantown Gap
U.S. Russia exchanges continue despite summit blowup
The State Department plans to press ahead with people to people exchanges with the Soviet Union unless American public opinion turns hostile. A Soviet delegation visit is planned and Nina Popova, head of a Soviet friendship group, is in the United States with a reception at the Soviet Embassy. About 3,000 Soviet and American specialists are scheduled to travel under the program through 1961.
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Soviet Union
State Department
Nikita Khrushchev
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Paris
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Helsinki
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Department
Chessman’s Brief Will Leaves Estate to Lawyer
Daryl Chessman, on death row, filed a one page will in Marin County Superior Court naming Rosalie Ashler of Sacramento as sole beneficiary. He estimated the estate under $5,000, after earning about $150,000 from four books and legal costs over 12 years following his 1948 Los Angeles conviction.
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Calif
Daryl Chessman
San Quentin
Marin County Superior Court
Chessman
George T. Davis
Davis
Richard W. Chessman
Chicago
Rosalie Ashler
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Jenth Row
Los Angeles
Spy Plane Beats to UN Floor Next Month
Diplomats expect Soviet spy plane charges and U S demands for anti surprise attack measures to reach the United Nations General Assembly next month as the Big Four summit ends in dispute. Eisenhower proposes aerial surveillance to operate in all consenting countries.
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U. N. General Assembly
United States
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Nikita Khrushchev
U.S.S.R
Assembly
U.N. Security Council
Eisenhower
U.N
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U.S
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