Heat Toll In Europe Mounts Amid Nine Day Heat Wave
Europe faced mounting deaths as a nine day heat wave pushed the toll to at least 288, with 52 elderly in Italy among the dead. The heat spread across northern and central regions as showers began to ease the scorched conditions. Deaths rose in Austria, West Germany, France, Belgium, and the Netherlands, while Britain and Nordic countries registered cooler relief with rainfall and lower temperatures.
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Polish Sailors Seek Refuge in Sweden After Desertion
A visiting Polish naval squadron's sailors deserted last night and sought political asylum in Sweden shouting No Gomulka. The Blyskawica destroyer and two escort ships sailed from Swedish waters after the first Polish naval visit to Sweden since World War II. Two sailors who missed the sail were ferried back to their ship by a Swedish helicopter.
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Gov Blair to Mayo Clinic for Exam
Governor James T. Blair announced plans to enter the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota for a medical examination and checkup. He said all 327 measures from the General Assembly had been considered and acted upon and that Lt. Gov Edward V. Long would act in his absence.
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Says Coast Is Fertile Ground
LOS ANGELES Bob Feller argues Los Angeles would be the nation s most fertile base ball territory if a major league club moved there He says baseball owners have given players little while he fought for concessions and notes his career path from Van Meter to fame and back to baseball service.
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Millenium Manor: Faith Built Home of Alcoa Carpenter
ALCOA Tenn William Andrew Nicholson built an 14 room stone two story fortress named Millenium Manor solidly cemented with Tennessee pink marble. He began in 1938 at 61 to craft an eternal shelter for eternal life, aided by his wife who died six years ago leaving him to continue alone. Nicholson believes the Bible’s promise of everlasting life and says his goal is to live without worry while serving God. He has refused offers of sale despite tourists and a potential 150000. End adv for Pms Tues July 9.
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New Soviet Bomber Report Stirs Cold War Unease
The New York Times reports a new fast medium jet bomber with swept wings seen over Moscow during Soviet Air Force Day rehearsals. Hanson Baldwin notes several new planes may debut late June. weather canceled the display. The craft, described as a radical Badger-class design, is about 106 feet long with a 75 feet wingspan and four engines in two pairs.
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