Soviet Defense Minister orders strikes on bases aiding intruding aircraft
Soviet defense minister Malinovsky announced at a Kremlin conference that Soviet rocket forces would hit any air base from which a plane violates Soviet air space. He warned this was a lawful retaliatory measure, not a threat, referencing the U2 incident and denouncing Western powers. He asserted rockets could reach targets well above 165,000 feet and blamed the United States for Western failures at a summit.
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Tass
Malinovsky
San Guiline
Russia
Kremlin
Nik S. Vichrushenev
Malizovsky
Soviet Union
Aussie
United States
Rita Khrusichev
Jeter
Sonet
Mars
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Soviet Arme
Zite
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Ring Te Ss
Eltend
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Unemi
Soviet Us
Sassets
Bemz
Nhrushchev
Digiomate
Rosendale Man Killed as Auto Leaves Highway
A Rosendale man died when his car left Highway 23 six miles west of here at about 4 55 pm Sunday. Authorities surmised driver Klimke dozed at the wheel. The car struck a pole and trees, killing Jensen 32 of Racine. Separate crash near Green Bay and another on Interstate 53 left victims unnamed.
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Babess
Sam
Sundar
Klimke
Streight
Régg
Es Ford du Lac
Jensen
Siuriecani
Racine
Seturdas
Athe Gerini
Juart Road
I Logan
Milwaukee
Green Tafe
Highwood
All American Family Selected from Fort Myers tale
All American Family Selected Ronaele Scalise led the Eugene Scalise family from Glastonbury Connecticut in the event judged among 30 families from states and Columbia. Sponsored by Grozier to foster community unity, the Scalises won a Florida home a station wagon and a set of books. Second place went to the Joseph Whitmore family of Spenard Alaska while the Monroe Paxmans of Provo Utah placed third.
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Fort Myers
Fila
Ronaele Scalise
Jor
Eugene Scalise
Glattonbury, Conn
Columbia
Grozier
Unity Feaster
Ronaele
Yeo Broihers
Florida
Joseph Whitmore
Spenard
Alaska
Monroe J. Paxmans
Provo
Utah
Memorial Day Toll Soars In Holiday Road Losses
The Associated Press reports heavy Memorial Day traffic hazards as the holiday weekend sees rising deaths. By 9 am CDT, traffic accidents claimed 265 lives, boating mishaps 32, drownings 38, and other accidents 56, totaling 591 fatalities since Friday. Officials warn figures may surpass 1958 levels, with projections of about 275 traffic deaths during the period.
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Associated Press
Manila Flood Death Toll Rises as Rescue Quests Continue
Manila faces a staggering toll with 166 dead and 90 missing as floods flood slum areas along rivers. Mass graves are dug in squatter zones while 5,000 people remain homeless. Officials warn damages reach into millions of dollars as a tropical storm brews east of Luzon.
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Manila
Defense Department
Weather Bureau
Luzon Island
Weekend tremors hit Concepcion in Chile again
Santiago AP reports new earthquakes in Concepcion over the weekend caused panic among residents. Dozens fled as homes and downtown buildings swayed. Authorities recorded casualties and continued aftershocks, with fear spreading through the city.
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Ihit Concepcion
Santiago
Chile
Concencion
Ermesto Rodriguez
Concepcion
la Patria
Ani
Turkish premier Menderes ally dies by own action
In Ankara Turkey Imik Gedik a 3 year old child reportedly died by self harm shortly after midnight drawing attention of two guards near the former premier Adnan Menderes ousted during a military takeover. The report links political turmoil with the incident as authorities pursue details.
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Anakara
Turkey
Imik Gedik
Exger
Adnan Mezéeres
Eatoe
Sonerere
Menderes
Gedi
Isid Qa
War College
Mg Aith Menderes
Celal Basar
Ofeze
Figure of Chessman Planned for Museum
London based wax museum announced plans to construct a model of a chessman in a replica San Quentin Bas chamber, aiming to display the figure in the new exhibit.
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Chessman
London
UPI
Madame Tussard
Avess Sunfay
Cai Chessman
Jim
We Museum
Act to Halt Dysentery At Mental Institution
The Wisconsin Department of Public Welfare and state health officials reported a two year span of dysentery at a state mental institution. Director nist Wikhur Schmidt said no emergency exists with only two or three patients treated for shigella dysentery. Superintendent John Garsieck warned the board to fund a hospital, noting the outbreak reached epidemic levels at times and was blamed on overcrowding as the institution’s population rose 50 percent in four years.
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Menderes
Gece
Key West
Fla
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U S
Tirarte
Ingelong
Florda
Navy
Lloyd Mustin. Com
Key West Natal
Wisconsin Department of Public Welfare
Nist Wikhur Schmidt
Tery
Tne
John Garsiecki
Ace Garsieck
Girl Kills Dad No Charges Yet
Fragmentary report describes a fatal shooting involving a girl and her father. Text references Peggy Parker and a DEA inquiry, with unclear details about charges, timing, and location. Names and specifics are garbled in the source, but the core event is a fatal incident with no charges stated at this time.
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Dad
Rhee Remains Secluded After Leaving Korea
The 5 year old former president and his Russian born wife left Seoul and moved to a beach home in South Korea. They declined interviews as officials debate why Rhee was allowed to depart. Demonstrations reportedly occurred in Taegu as calls rose to return him home.
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Wilbur Cavy
Honogiulear
Rhees
Seoul
Cap
Mh Chung
Rhee
Hepdong
Taegu
South
Ries
Cail
Hoth Rhee
16 Year Old State Boy Drowns in Ashland River
Sixteen year old Kent Oeste of Ashland drowned Sunday in the Marenso River. He went to the water to fetch something and headed for shore after a camper tipped him. Kent was a member of a local family and leaves behind three cooks, Bill Storch of Ashland. His body was recovered after authorities searched the surface without reaching him.
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Kent ‘Oeste
Marenso River
Kent
Ashe Sea
Reith
Shiwausee
Bill Storch
Ishland
Rewd
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