Rockefeller Honeymoon Begins After Norway Wedding
Steven Rockefeller and Anne Marie Rasmunssen arrive in New York from Norway with Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller and Mrs. Rockefeller. They plan a private month abroad, possibly aboard the yacht Nirvana or a Maine cruise, as reporters note their wish to disappear.
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Girl Dies Six Teens Hurt in New York Gang Warfare
In Manhattan’s lower East Side a truce failed as six shots killed 15 year old Theresa Gee and wounded six others. Police say a Sportsmen and Forsyth Street boys clash sparked the violence, with youths stabbed and shot across several blocks. About 100 officers questioned around 20 youths. The area’s demographics have shifted with more Black and Puerto Rican residents.
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Atlas Rocket Flight Tests Near Operational Readiness
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida another Atlas rocket launched on a 5500 mile test. If successful recovery ships would retrieve a data capsule near Ascension Island. The Air Force aims to declare the weapon operational by September 1.
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Traffic Mishaps Take Nine Lives in New York
Week end toll rises to 17 with nine deaths from highway and water accidents across New York State. Five drownings include two at Fair Haven Beach State Park within 24 hours. three others perished in various crashes. Theodore Fridley, 8, from Red Creek, drowned at the park Friday. William Maloney, 11, of Taunton, Mass, drowned while fishing from a pier the next day.
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No Relief From Heat Predicted by AP
Heat weary millions faced another day of sweltering heat as only the Northeast and northern Plains saw any cooling from Canadian air. Forecasters warned little relief for the Southeast, south central states, and the Midwest as a high pressure dome kept cooler air away. Scattered showers spanned from the Pacific Coast to Michigan but offered no real relief, with rains also reported along the Texas coast to North Carolina.
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Six Iowa Prison Breaks End With One Last Escape
Six inmates escaped from the Iowa State Penitentiary at Fort Madison, four last June and two more this Sunday. Charles Wallerick was captured in Dallas City Illinois while Archie Elliott remained at large after a car pursuit. Three escapees held a minister's wife and three children at knife point for hours before surrendering or being captured, with no injuries reported.
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Wilbur Bilhain
Earth tremors continue at West Yellowstone threaten park area
West Yellowstone Montana reports four or five new tremors Sunday and today following a sharper Saturday night quake that triggered a rock slide. Police said no damage occurred as rangers and visitors in the Old Faithful region were awakened by the tremors and kept away from affected spots.
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Firefighter Dies After Gasoline Tank Explosion
An additional Kansas City fireman died Sunday from burns endured while battling a bulk gasoline storage tank blaze last Tuesday between Kansas City Mo and Kansas City Kan. Delbert Stone, 29, becomes the fifth death from the incident as three other firefighters and a spectator perished. Nearly 100 people were injured.
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Ike Faces Bumps on His European Trip
President Eisenhower travels West Europe for a nine day mission to heal rifts among allies and press for Big Two diplomacy with the Soviet Union. He will meet De Gaulle Macmillan and Adenauer separately to steady bonds and seek a nuclear disarmament framework while guarding U.S. interests.
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Last Civil War Vet Critical Yet
Walter W Williams 116 in Houston remains in critical condition his daughter reports He has not been resting well and a little liquid nourishment was given Bowles describes his fragile state as the Civil War's last surviving soldier continues on the critical list for several weeks Houston Tex URP
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Colgate Librarian Tiamas Dies After Brief Illness
Colgate University paid tribute to Thomas M. Tiamas, librarian for two decades, noted as an expert on preserving rare books and manuscripts. He died Saturday after a several week illness.
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Wage Talks Resume In 41 Day Steel Strike
In New York wage disputes are set aside as second string teams for United Steelworkers and industry resume negotiations after a two week observe. Labor Secretary Mitchell released a survey noting about 85 percent of U.S. steel capacity was shut down with 3.5 million workers affected. Production for defense programs remains unshaken but inventories deplete amid the strike.
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Cunard Fires Britannic Captain Over Female Passenger Issue
Britain's Cunard Line dismissed Captain James D. Armstrong of the 27,000 ton Britannic after a reported incident at the captain's table with a female passenger. The Irish skipper, 55, served 30 years and faced retirement in eight years. He disputed the charge and said he referred matters to his lawyers. A friend defended the captain's role in entertaining passengers as part of duty aboard the transatlantic liner.
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Tragic stabbing of USC coed near campus apartment
Linda Edna Martin, 21, a USC music major, was stabbed to death Sunday night in an apartment near the University of Southern California. An unidentified attacker fled as police arrived after a neighbor reported screams. Kinzie, a 27 year old graduate art student, was questioned and released. The motive and whether rape occurred remain unclear.
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Rockefeller Aides Accused of Politically Motivated Firings
In Albany the Rockefeller administration is accused of the most flagrant firing of temporary personnel for political reasons. John F. Powers of the State Civil Service Employees Association denounces the move, citing 87,000 members and vowing action. An official says agency heads are advised to hire on merit and not discharge based on political affiliation.
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Marine Corps League Elects New Commander at Buffalo Convention
Hyman Rosen of Boston is elected the new commander of the 9,000 member Marine Corps League at a six day convention in Buffalo. He succeeds William G. Gardiner of St. Petersburg with Grand Rapids chosen as next year’s convention site. Six men were missing after two ship collisions in fog off the British coast.
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Matches Seen Inmate Fire Fatality At Ocean County Jail
Ocean County prosecutor said a lighted cigarette and matches passed to a prisoner in a padded cell sparked a deadly jail fire. Eight inmates died, including General Petersen, 35, of Philadelphia, with twelve injured as smoke and explosions trapped responders and inmates.
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Batista's wife to visit exiled Batista in Spain
Marta Batista will fly to Lisbon this week to visit exiled Cuban leader Fulgencio Batista, the former president, in Spain. The plan aims to comfort Batista amid exile from Cuba and political turmoil in the region.
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