Find Bodies of 35 Plane Crash Dead
Shannon Ireland AP says hope for survivors faded 80 hours after a KLM four engine airliner with 99 aboard crashed near Galway Bay 100 miles off Ireland. Bodies recovered from wreckage described as in bad shape suggesting on board explosion as ships and planes from five nations pressed the search.
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Ireland
London
KLM
Shannon
Hope
Atlantic
Galway Bay
Royal Butch Airlines
Nationalist Red Frogmen Clash Off Quemoy Island
Fishermen and swimmers from Nationalist China and Communist forces fought underwater near Quemoy in what was described as history s first fish fight. No casualties were reported though clashes lasted about ten minutes with divers reaching depths of twenty five feet.
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Taipet
Formoa
UPI
Quemoy Island
CBS
Peter Kaliecher
Quemoy
Chang- Lune-Chung
Red Frog
Cormunist
Gatle
Fukien
Soviets claim Nautilus voyage as war prep
The Soviet army newspaper Red Star alleged that the United States sent the atomic submarine Nautilus under Arctic ice as part of preparations against the Soviet Union. The report, broadcast by Moscow radio, said U.S. media created a propaganda uproar to portray the Nautilus trip as an answer to satellites.
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London
Red Star
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow Radio
U.S
America
Radioactive Dust Prompts Japanese Survey Ships Move
The Japanese group surveying the South Pacific for the International Geomusical Year said it would deploy more ships if the United States does not halt atmospheric tests. The decision follows Japanese survey vessels being showered with radioactive dust after a U.S. test at Bikini Atoll.
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Tokyo
UPI
South Pacific
Uited States
U. S
Bikini Atoll
Regents Seek Authority to Accept Gifts for Wisconsin Colleges
Regents ask the Legislature to allow state college institutions to accept gifts and grants. An $ observationary offer from Mr and Mrs Ralph N Buckstaff of Oshkosh spurred the move. The action follows legal questions about accepting gifts and includes plans to add three specialty programs at multiple colleges.
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State Coordinating Committee On Higher Education
Eau Claire
Oshkosh
Stevens Point
Superior
Senate to Vote on House Farm Bill Test Today
Senate Agriculture Committee Chairman Ellender signals preference for accepting the House bill and sending it to the White House. The panel meets in secret to review the slightly altered farm measure passed by the House after a rush to adjourn. Benson has strongly endorsed the Senate bill.
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Washington
Fapi
Senate
Congress
Hisenhower
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Senate Agriculture Committee
White House
Ellender
House
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Native son title dispute grows from burglary suspect
A burglary suspect jailed in Greenville Mississippi claimed the name Augustus Georgia, saying he is from Houston Texas, as two states contend the honor of his being a native son.
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Greenville
Miss
CPA
Houston
Texas
Augustus
Georgia
Senate Surrender Talk Triggers Atomic War Debate
Washington rising anger as reports surface that the Pentagon studied conditions for surrender in an atomic war. President Eisenhower dismisses the idea as nonsense and orders investigation while lawmakers demand it be halted. A Rand Corp study from 1941 is cited as the rumor’s origin.
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Washington
Senate
Pentagon
United States
Eisenhower
Russell
Sente Armed Services Committee
White House
James C. Hagerty
Rand Corp
State Fair Opens Tonight With Preview
Milwaukee reports the Wisconsin State Fair opens tonight with a preview and runs nine days ending the following Sunday. A record number of livestock entries are listed, with 1296 dairy and beef cattle, 103 horses, 419 swine, and 776 sheep. The fair features auto races, Fay Rogers grandstand show, and art prize winners including Allyn Amundson of Madison for Ladies in the Library.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Eau Claire
St. Croix
Grant
Caire
Charles Maas
Evansville
Maas
Fay Rogers
Allyn Amundson
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Test Vehicle Launched At Cape Canaveral
An advanced research rocket was fired from the Air Force Missile Test Center to study the earths atmosphere. The test vehicle for the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics rose briefly through the Florida sky as officials pursued atmospheric sampling for basic research relevant to manned space flight and space radiation.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force Missile Test Center
Florida
Air Force
National Advisory Committee For ‘Aeronautics
Mas
Fatediiies
Physics
Suurrender
University of Lowa
Discount Rate Boosted by Federal Reserve to 7 Percent
The Federal Reserve Board reversed a recession policy, raising the San Francisco Reserve Bank discount rate from 1 4 percent to 7 percent effective today. The move signals higher borrowing costs and hints at broader increases by other reserve banks, affecting loans for factories cars and consumer goods.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Sanrancisco Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
Sowin, Motey
Reserve Board
Idebt
San Francisco
U S Bases Easing Trade Curbs Seeks New Markets
U S officials plan a substantial cut in the 422 items banned in trade with the Communist bloc as allies press for broader markets. Trade with Red China North Korea and North Viet Nam remains forbidden while certain items may be lifted from the central list after Paris consultations. Weeks said the changes will reduce U S controls and lower trade barriers.
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Washington
Europe
Uoo
Commerce Department
U.S
Red China
Soviet Union
Paris
Ioffer
U. S
Weeks
Moon rocket attempt aims for rendezvous and science
Scientists plan a moonbound rocket next Sunday hoping for a rendezvous, with aims to skim past the moon and return or orbit briefly. They seek closeup lunar images and measurements of magnetic fields, temperatures, and meteors, while timing and precision dominate success prospects.
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New York
Science
Moon
Earth
Watt
Air Force
Middle East crisis at UN stalls plan to withdraw forces
UN emergency session debates Eisenhower plan to peace the region. Jordan rejects a plan to station UN observers and troops on its soil, risking Western efforts to stabilize Lebanon and Jordan. Western and Soviet factions weigh new missions and U Thant diplomacy to withdraw British and American forces.
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United Nations, N.Y
Jordan
U.N
Middle East
U.N. Assembly
Digdammarskjald
Stiles
Britain
Lebanon
West
Soviet Union
Rifai
Omar Louttl
United
Aral Republic
Noes
United States
Eisenhower
Probstein Mumbai? (Note: This placeholder is incorrect due to prompt constraints.)
Kennedy links money to the 1955 disappearance of Indianapolis businessman Dave Probstein after testimony that he was threatened and given an ultimatum. Key figures named include Gus Zapas Allen Dorfman Phil Goodman and Alvin Baron with ties to the Teamsters and Indianapolis cab firm.
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Washington
Senate
Robert FL. Kennedy
Dave Probstein
Indianapolis
Kennedy
Probstein
Gus Zapas
Indiana Teamsters
Allen M. Dorfman
Betty Starett
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Miss Starett
Zapas
Chicago
Alder Agency
Teamster
Baron
Prebstein
the State Cab Co
Witph Wagner
Gene San Soucie
Teamster Local 125
Miss Starette
San Soucie
Fragmented Chicago police report unclear on mayoral duties
A garbled Chicago Police Department fragment touches on a Chatuim YAPCA event on the South Side. It mentions outdoor swimming and a fence with barbed wire and objects described as furniture though details are obscured.
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Chicago
CPD
Chatuim Yapca
Putas
Five Outlaws Slain by Cuban Guards on Rural Road
In western Cuba on a road between San Andres and La Guira rural guards killed five outlaws. The army said the area had not seen recent disorders. Earlier police arrested 12 men and two women accused of plotting to assassinate government leaders with poisoned darts fired from an air gun.
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Havana
UPI
San Andres
la Guira
Cuba
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