Tragic overdose attempt by former Yugoslav queen in Venice
Alexandra of Greece 42, ex-Queen in exile, lay in a coma in Venice after taking 16 sleeping pills. Police found notes beside her bed. her son Prince Alexander, 18, raised alarm. Peter of Yugoslavia flew to her side as doctors reported worsening condition.
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Hope is gone for rescuing third miner in Hazleton
In Hazleton Pennsylvania officials announced virtually all hope was abandoned for miner Louis Bova 54 after a TV camera found no trace after descending 30 feet. State mines secretary H B Charmbury said no rescue shaft entry will be used and recovery is the likely aim.
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Foreignade refreshment debuts as nonstop drink
A new beverage named For eignade launches with the claim of continuous refreshment. The product promotes uninterrupted sipping and sustained flavor without pauses.
Wallace Delays Desegregation Opening In Tuskegee
Gov. George Wallace orders a one week postponement of the desegregated Tuskegee public school opening backed by state troopers. He overrides the Macon County School Board decision to start on Labor Day as white schools in the area begin integrating, citing potential breaches of peace statewide.
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Artificial diaphragm implanted in newborn baby
In San Lorenzo California a 22 month old infant survives after a pioneering operation to provide a functional diaphragm. Dr J Ordie Shaffer attached a three inch square of fabric to the baby’s ribs just hours after birth claiming it may be first of its kind.
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Hayward Daily Review
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Hayward
New Trouble Brews In Plaquemine Race Demonstrations
Sunday night protests in Plaquemine La erupted into clashes as police used tear gas and high pressure hoses to disperse crowds. Dozens were arrested and treated for injuries after bricks and stones were thrown. Included in arrests were Dr Berttrand Tyson and Ronnie More while James Farmer and CORE figures were sought following a temporary restraining order against protests.
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Milford Youth Dies In Parkway Accident
Cincinnati AP. John Stringer, 18, Milford, killed when his car hit a retaining wall on Columbia Parkway. Injured: David Dill, 19, Milford, driver, and Ron Strnley, 18, Milford.
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U S Grants Asylum To Buddhist Monks In Saigon
Saigon’s military governor sought custody of three Buddhist monks granted refuge in the U S Embassy. The three include the chief organizer of Buddhist opposition to the South Vietnamese government. The embassy tightened security after accepting the monks, led by Thich Quang Duc, a top dissident.
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Monks Seek Asylum at U.S. Embassy in Saigon
Three monks led by Tri Quang escaped raids and martial law, arriving by taxi at the U.S. Embassy at sunset. A Vietnamese policeman detained two others while U.S. Marines escorted the group inside. Earlier, two monks left the aid mission seeking asylum.
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Red China accuses USSR of leaking nuclear aid secrets
Peking radio blasted Moscow in a dawn broadcast accusing the Soviet Union of reneging on a 1957 pledge to aid China in starting nuclear weapon production. The tirade likened Soviet propaganda to Hitler's Germany and said the leak to Washington was a gift to the United States. The remarks followed Beijing's Aug 15 claim that Russia broke the aid pledge.
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Fatal shooting ends act by Calexico father daughter duo
In Calexico California during a dove hunters fiesta a public shooting exhibition ended tragically when 14 year old Marilyn Ploof was killed by her father Milo Ploof while performing a stunt in which he shot a chalk from between her teeth. The wind disrupted the final balloons and the fatal shot occurred during a 38 caliber pistol display as Marilyn collapsed. Milo Ploof was taken home by sheriff's deputies after being sedated.
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Holiday Deaths Head For Record Toll in Labor Day Weekend
Traffic deaths across the nation since the Labor Day weekend began at 6 p.m. Friday rose to 415 through Sunday, with officials warning the final toll could reach 625 to 630 if the pace continued. The National Safety Council had projected 430 to 520 deaths for the 78‑hour period ending at midnight tonight.
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Weather outlook with storms and rising temperatures
The forecast notes thundershowers and higher humidity tonight, followed by clearing rain ending tomorrow. Temperatures will rise above 82, with the overnight low exceeding 54 and likely reaching the 60s.
Ohio Hopes Death Toll Won't Grow
Ohio safety officials monitor the Labor Day weekend traffic toll as 13 deaths are tallied by midnight Sunday from highway mishaps. Officials had forecast 24 deaths for the holiday period, far below last year’s 25. The worst crash occurred near Delaware Sunday night, a two car collision killing two Columbus women and injuring eight.
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Two Ohio Youths Die In Auto Accident
AP report from Moundsville West Virginia states two young men died in a single car crash on Round Bottom Hill just south of Moundsville. Victims are Robert Chambers 25 of Moundsville and Charles Sparkman 20 of Adamsville Ohio.
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Adamsville
Ohio
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Labor Day Parade in New York and nationwide observances
Labor Day events across the nation highlight parade activity in New York City with over 100000 expected marchers under AFL CIO sponsorship. Contingents from 500 locals of 45 unions, 150 bands, and 100 floats join banners, flags, and portraits of labor leaders as calls for full employment and equal opportunity echo from coast to coast.
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Kennedy to Speak on South Vietnam Crisis in TV Interview
President Kennedy prepared to address the South Viet Nam crisis in a national TV interview at 5 30 p m EST. The discussion planned as a no holds barred session could challenge questions chosen by the interviewer. The administration pledged clear opposition to repressive measures against Buddhists by Ngo Dinh Diem's government. The remarks marked the start of a five night CBS evening news program with a future NBC Huntley Brin kley appearance planned next week.
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