Seven Die as Bus Crashes Into Two Cars in Rutherford
A skidding Inter-City Transportation bus with 31 aboard struck two autos on a rain slick road 10 miles west of New York. Seven killed, 25 injured, four critically. Names of the dead include Leonora Lerner and Joseph Caputo. Bus driver Wilbur Parker Jr. survived. The crash occurred near Berry Creek Bridge by the Route 3 drive-in theater.
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North Jersey
Center Island
New York City
Leonora Lerner
Rutherford
Anthony J. Vertullo
Clifton
Joseph A. Caputo
Joseph J. Domino
Pompton Plains
John F. Cardiello
Jersey City
Eleanor Marie Roche
Cardiello
Betty
Hackensack Hospital
Wilbur Parker Jr
Paterson
Berrys Creek
Parker
Port Authority
New York
Secaucus
Red China Faces Soviet Recall Demand at Moscow Embassy
The Soviet Union demanded the recall of three Chinese embassy staff in Moscow, an unprecedented move. Beijing said the action undermines Chinese Soviet unity and could prompt China to boycott ideological talks opening July 5. China indicated it would comply and not retaliate by expelling Soviet diplomats.
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Moscow
Red China
Soviet Union
Peking
New China News Agency
Foreign Ministry
China
Eistee Paver
P Prenat
Milwaukee Train Slams Into Freight Train in Kenosha
A Milwaukee Road passenger train bound for Milwaukee collided with an idle freight train, derailing four freight units and two coaches. No fatalities occurred. at least 30 people were injured, not critically, as passengers were treated at St Catherine's and Kenosha Memorial Hospitals.
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Kenosha
Wis
Milwaukee Road
Wisconsin
East
Milwaukee
St. Catherine’s
Kenosha Memorial
Ooops Says Car As Driver Seeks Test
Olga Hansen of Bellflower California aimed for a final driver test but her car jumped the curb into the DMV parking lot creating a 12 by 15 foot hole in a store. She escaped unharmed and said she pressed the gas instead of the brake during the incident.
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Bellflower
Calif
Olga Hansen
Department of Motor Vehicles
Sheriff's
Hansen
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Ragusa Wins Irish Sweeps Derby Odds-7 Favorite Scratched
Ragusa, a 100-7 long shot, won the Irish Sweeps Derby at Curragh as favorite Relko was withdrawn minutes before the start for lameness. Vic Mo Chroi finished second and Tiger third in a 16-runner field over the mile and a half course. Ragusa owned by J. R. Mullion and trained by Paddy Prendergast collected $137,625. The event drew tickets from millions worldwide.
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Curragh
Ireland
Ragusa Today
Relko
Vic Mo Chroi
Tiger
Tarrogan
Ragusa
Vie Mo Chroi
Garnet Bougorre
J. R. Mullion
Paddy Prendergast
Lt Gen Homer Litzenberg Dies at 60 Veteran Marine officer
Lt Gen Homer L Litzenberg 60 a retired Marine Corps officer and Korea North Africa and Central Pacific campaigns veteran died of cancer at Bethesda Naval Hospital He was Steelton Pennsylvania native who in 1956 was set to take over Parris Island Marine base after six recruits drowned and served as inspector general of the Marine Corps from 1957 to his 1959 retirement.
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Litzenberg
Maepines
Washington
Homer L. Litzenberg
Marine Corps
Korea
North Africa
Central Pacific
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Steelton
Parris Island, S. C
Three Aboard Trieste For Fourth Dive
The bathy scaphe Trieste descended to the ocean bottom for the fourth time in search of the submarine Thresher. Three men were aboard the Trieste to boost search efficiency, including Lt Cmdr Eugene J. Cash making his first dive alongside Lt George W. Martin and civilian Kenneth V. Mackenzie. Surface ships were kept 25 miles away as five Russian vessels entered the search area. The $45 million craft sank April 10 east of Boston, killing 129.
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Fort Snelling
Thresher
Navy
Cmdr
Eugene J. Cash
Orchard Park
N. Y
George W. Martin
Bethlehem
Kenneth V. Mackenzie
San Diego
Frank A. Andrews
Boston
Ontario Woman Killed in Crash Near Watertown
Mrs. Amelia Nicholson, 50, of Willowdale Ontario, was killed when two cars collided on Route 12 south of Watertown New York. Her husband Frank, 49, and their 14 year old son Neil were injured. Nicholson died at Mercy Hospital. son hurt less. other car occupant uninjured.
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Ontario
Watertown Watertown UG
Amelia Nicholson
Willowdale
Ont
Toronto
New York City
Frank
Neil
Nicholson
Mercy Hospital
Boy 15 Drowns While Swimming in Lake Erie
Wilfred Boyler, 15, of Buffalo, drowned Friday while swimming in Lake Erie.
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Boy
Buffalo
Wilfred Boyler
Lake Erie
Eastern U S Stays Muggy Rain in Biloxi
The eastern U S remained muggy with scattered showers and thundershowers. Heavy Midwest storms brought winds up to 538 miles per hour, hail, and Biloxi Mississippi saw nearly 2 inches of rain in six hours.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Mississippi Valley
Missouri
Biloxi
Miss
New England
Continental Divide
Thunderstorm Floods Binghamton Area Causing Outages
Severe thunderstorm drenched the Binghamton area with about 1.3 inches of rain in 45 minutes, snapping power lines and uprooting trees cutting electricity to 2500 homes. Nearby Saratoga County storms knocked out Albany based WAST transmission for four hours.
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Albany
New York
Dannemort
Keeseville
Plattsburgh
Binghamton
Saratoga County
WAST
Two Boonville Men Die In Lake Boonville Drowning
Two Boonville men, Donald Satterly 34 and August Schweinsgberg about 40, drowned when their boat capsized on Big Moose Lake near Echo Island in Herkimer County. Skin divers recovered the bodies from 18 feet of water. The men planned to camp for the weekend.
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Big Moose
Big Moose Lake
Herkimer County
Robert Crowfoot
Donald Satterly
August Schweinsgberg
Boonville
Crowfoot
Echo Island
JFK Bids Farewell to Ireland Before Talks in London
President Kennedy hugs Ireland's welcome and thanks President De Valera before departing Shannon for Britain. He vows to return to see Shannon again and to take Irish relatives to America, calling Ireland the mother of many peoples and noting its special role. He toured Galway Limerick and Shannon on his farewell morning.
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Limerick
Ireland
Kennedy
Jack
Shannon
England
America
Famon de Valera
Freeman
Galway
Britain
Harold Mac
Eight Crown Two Saved In Georgia River
Rescue diver found two survivors after a car with an elderly couple seven grandchildren and another woman plunged into the Oconee River near Athens. Ten-year-old Jerry Green survived clinging to the car top. six children and two adults drowned. Victims were J L Barnett 66 a justice of the peace and several Epps and Green family members from Nicholson.
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Lamar Thaxton
Oconee
University of Georgia Friay
Thaxton
Athens
Jerry Green
J. L. Barnett
Charles Epps
Wanda
Kathy
Penny
Charles
Dale
Debra Green
Ralph Green
Nicholson
Man Drowns As Boat Capsizes In Randall's Pond
One man, Delbert S. Galusha, 56, of Warren County, drowns after a flat bottom rowboat capsizes at Randall's Pond near North Creek. Paul Harrington, also of North Creek, is rescued after clinging to the overturned craft for three hours. sheriff says Galusha stood up triggering the capsize. body recovered from 12 feet of water by Galusha's brother and a nephew.
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Randall's Pond
Delbert S. Galusha
Warren County
Hig
Paul Harrington
North Creek
Robert Lilly
Lilly
Harrington
Galusha
Leon
Penfield Woman Killed in Friday Car Collision
Rochester reports Mrs. Augusta R. Lovejoy 78 of Penfield was killed in a two car crash Friday in Penfield.
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Rochester
Augusta R. Lovejoy
Penfield
Former President Hoover Improves After Illness
Herbert Hoover, long treated for a bleeding gastro intestinal ailment, continues to improve. Doctors say the former president sits up in bed at Waldorf Towers in New York, reads papers, and shows a lively interest in events.
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Herbert Hoover
Waldorf Towers
New York City
Integration leader King urges march on Washington
Suffolk Virginia reports Martin Luther King Jr urging thousands of Negroes to march on Washington if southern senators filibuster Kennedy civil rights program. The article notes the racial justice push and the planned demonstration context.
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Associated Press
Suffolk
Martin Luther King Jr
Washington
Kennedy
Trial of Five Negro Demonstrators Delayed
In Danville Virginia the trial of five African American demonstrators accused of racial disturbances was postponed as their attorney remains jailed on inciting to riot charges.
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Danville
Civil Service Commission Orders on Negro Payrolls
Senator John Stennig of Washington Mississippi blasts Civil Service action to place Negroes on government payrolls and urges Congress to restore integrity of the Civil Service system.
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Washington
Mississippi
John Stennig
Senate Civil Service Commission
Congress
Powell says slim odds for hotel and restaurant discrimination ban
Representative Adam C. Powell of New York says chances are slim for enacting a law banning racial discrimination in hotels and restaurants and urges Republican backing of a core provision of the president's civil rights bill.
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Washington
Adam C. Powell
New York
Justice Dept Sues for Release of 45 In Mississippi Jailed
The Justice Department sues to free 45 Black residents jailed since June 19 on disturbing the peace charges. Attorney General claims the men were punished for seeking police protection.
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Washington
Justice Department
Missisippi
Wallace pledges stand against federal school integration
Montgomery Alabama Gov. George Wallace vows to resist federal efforts to integrate Alabama high schools. He reiterates the stance during a public address in Montgomery signaling ongoing confrontation with federal authorities over school desegregation.
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Montgomery
Ala
George Wallace
Alabama
Greek royal family to view Shakespeare play in London
The British Foreign Office arranged a full theater for the Greek royal family to see A Midsummer Night's Dream in London at a cost of 2240 dollars. An anti Greek demonstration was feared and a demand arose to allow public ticket sales while the Foreign Office declined to comment amid a Commons debate.
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London
British
Foreign Office
House of Commons
DROWNS IN CANAL ROCHESTER
Franklin D. Shines, 27, of Arcadia Florida, drowned Friday while swimming in the Barge Canal in Rochester.
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Rochester
Franklin D. Shines
Arcadia
Fla
Thousands of Trailer Buffs Flocking to Annual Convention
Bemidji Minnesota hosts a large trailer rally drawing about two thousand trailers and seven thousand attendees. The event, inspired by Wally Byam, gathers campers for a week of socializing and displays, with trailers numbered on boards and a growing tent city at the county fairgrounds. Elvis Fritz from Beaumont Texas notes the appeal of mobility and meeting new people, while organizers manage arrivals and special needs.
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Bemidji
Minn
Minnesota
Elvis Fritz
Beaumont
Tex
Fritz
Ome Arta
Negro Author Declines Cuba Invite Over National Pride
Touls Lomax says he was invited to Cuba’s July 26 anniversary celebration and views it as an insult. In New York City he resents the implication that he might critique his country abroad, noting other Negro leaders may also have received invitations.
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Touls Lomax
Cuba
New York City
Oxford's Goodhart to Retire and Teach at Harvard
Prof. Arthur L. Goodhart, 73, the only American to head an Oxford college, will retire in August and teach six months at Harvard University. The international lawyer of world renown has lived and taught in Britain since 1919 and never renounced U. S. citizenship.
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Arthur L. Goodhart
Oxford
Harvard University
Britain
Gettysburg 100th Anniversary Draws Thousands to Park Town
Gettysburg Pennsylvania readies for a three day centennial commemoration of the Civil War battle with 27 states and the District of Columbia in programs including parades speeches by figures such as Dwight D. Eisenhower. Visitors pour into town as hotels fill and Civil War era ambiance fills the streets. On Wednesday 1 100 reenactors from north and south join to reenact Pickett s Charge.
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Gettysburg
District of Columbia
Dwight D. Eisenhower
New York VFW chooses leaders in unopposed election
Hayman Rothbart of New York County was unopposed today for commander of the New York State Department Veterans of All Wars. Mrs Angee Brockport Friday won the state auxiliary leadership post.
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Utica
Hayman Rothbart
New York County
New York State Department
Veterans of All Wars
Angee Brockport
VFW Auncillary
Kennedy Presents Flag To Ireland
President Kennedy presented the flag of the 69th New York Volunteer Irish Brigade to Ireland in Dublin. The unit fought at Fredericksburg, Virginia, in the Civil War and suffered heavy losses with 2890 Irishmen of 1200 surviving the battle on December 13.
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Dublin
Ireland
Kennedy
New York Volunteer Irish Brigade
Fredericksburg
Kennedy hailed in Galway as Ireland welcomes U S leader
At Galway 15 000 Irish cheered Kennedy and Galway's freedom honor. In Limerick crowds grew larger while Shannon hosted a 107 man guard. He canceled direct Gatwick travel to visit his sister Kathleen's grave near Chatsworth. He pledged in Ireland's Parliament to back the UN backed proposal to halt nuclear weapons spread.
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Royal Air Force
Chatsworth
England
Kathleen
Marquis of Hartington
Duke of Devonshire
Marules
Lady Hartington
Devonshire
Kennedy
Dublin
Galway
Eyre Square
Sual
Ireland
United States
Dunganstown
Dublin Castle
United Nations
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