Patricia Graham Found Safe After Rainy Night in Woods
Patricia Graham a six year old Camden girl was found unharmed two miles from home after a two day search. She slept on the ground and had mosquito bites but is in good shape and will be kept for observation at Rome hospital. More than 500 people a bloodhound and a helicopter aided the search in Oneida County.
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N. Y
Patricia Graham
Jace
Ernest Graham Jr
Rome
Harold Deeley
Patricia
Camden Central School
Graham
McConnellsville
Oneida County
Grahams
Missing Girl Found and Kidnap Suspect Held
A three year old girl reported missing for about eight hours was found in a field miles from home. Larry F. Detosh a seventh grade pupil admitted enticing Susan Sherwin with candy and was charged with kidnapping. Police say over 400 responders aided the search before she was recovered safe and bruised but unharmed.
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Malone
Larry F. Detosh
Susan Sherwin
Carl P. Sherwin
Delosh
Sherwin
Susan
Storms Cause Damage Across Western New York
A line of thunderstorms struck Western New York with heavy rain and lightning. Eight reports of houses or chimneys struck. three roofs burned. A bolt hit a downtown Geneva utility pole disrupting power briefly. No injuries. Traffic slowed. minor street flooding. Rochester recorded an inch of rain in an hour. four baseball games were washed out and the National Golf Open qualifier delayed.
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Buffalo
New York Mantias
Rochester
Geneva
New York-Pennsylvania
What's Inside Obituary 12 Sports Fulton 2 Funerals 8 Bridge
Obituary notices and sports briefs appear with local names and events. Fulton hosts two funeral services and a bridge competition notes results and participants.
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What's Inside Obituary
Macmillan says Lloyd to keep post amid cabinet rumors
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan told the House of Commons he hopes to work with Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd for a very long time. He denied any inspired statements about replacements and countered Times reports that Lloyd might be moved, stressing government unity at Geneva and ahead of summer talks.
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London
Harold Macmillan
House of Commons
Selwin Lloyd
Macmillan
Labomite
Emanuel Shinwell
Shinwell
Lloyd
London Times
Britain
Geneva
Times
Foreign Office
Governor Earl K. Long Resists Psychiatric Treatment
Galveston Texas reports say Louisiana Governor Earl K Long resists psychiatric treatment while doctors note cooperation with physical exams. Unconfirmed rumors say his family may seek commitment under Texas law allowing 96 hours observation. Probate Judge Gibbons has not signed any documents to hold him, though family might pursue legal channels for further observation.
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Galveston
Tex
Louisiana
Earl K. Long
John Sealy Hospital
Texas
Long
Probate Court
Hugh Gibbons
Gibson
Army Seeks 7000 Draft Recruits in August
The Army asked for 7,000 draftees for August, down from July’s quota. The total drafted since Korea reaches 2,456,430, with Selective Service oversight.
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ARMY
Washington
Korea
Space Monkey Dies During Operation
Pi-Able, one of two monkeys aboard a Jupiter rocket space run, died during an operation at Ft. Knox Army Medical Research Laboratory. The Army said the death was due to a rapid convulsive heart action during anesthesia and not the flight. Baker the squirrel monkey accompanied Pi-Able on the mission.
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Washington
Army
Army Medical Research Laboratory
Ft. Knox
Able
Armed Forces Institute of Pathology
Baker
Cleveland Flood Damages Run Into Millions
Torrential rain on Monday caused flash floods across Cleveland and suburbs. Dozens of motorists were rescued as buses flooded in University Circle and University Heights reported heavy losses. City property damage may exceed a million dollars with additional suburban estimates totaling hundreds of thousands.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Greater
University Heights
University Circle
Anthony J. Celebreeze
Earl W. Aurelius
Unversity Heights
Shaker Heights
Wilson G. Stapleton
All She Wanted to Do Was to Turn Left
Mrs. Meyer Fish of Forest Hills Queens testified in Vehicle Accident Court that she only aimed to turn left daily to reach her Manhattan cash register business. A police officer at the intersection, citing temporary left-turn bans, ticketed her for failing to comply and she was found guilty after pleading not guilty and paying fines plus court costs.
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New York
Meyer Fish
Forest Hills
Queens
Manhattan
Gerard Yent
Fish
Sugar Still Champ in Geneva Talks Amid Berlin Tensions
East German Foreign Minister Lothar Bolz warned West Berlin is a powderkeg likely to ignite a cold war conflagration. Soviet and Western diplomats clashed over Berlin as Gromyko demanded broader talks while insisting Western powers abandon West Berlin.
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Lothar Bolz
Wilhelm Grewe
West Germany
Palace of Nations
Alles
Nikita Khrushchev
Andrei Gromsko
Lothar Balz
Communist Fast Germany
Balin
Balz
Soviet Union
Tule
Ins
Iity
East Germany
Gromyko
Herter
East Berlin
United States
Muzfle
RIAS
Radio
Fu Manchu Creator Rohmer Dies at 70
Arthur Sarsfield Ward known as Sax Rohmer, creator of Dr Fu Manchu, died Monday at about 70 after a long illness. The English author debuted the series in 1913 and produced many novels and adaptations including films and radio. Rohmer lived in America for years and called New York City home.
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London
Rohmer
Fu Manchu
Chinaman
Arthur Sarsveld Ward
England
America
New York City
Steel Talks Resume Four Weeks to Go
New York reports contract negotiations in the basic steel industry resume with four weeks until the June 30 contract expiry. Four-man teams from large steel companies and the United Steelworkers of America have been in recess for a week. The three year pact covers 300 000 union members and a strike is likely if no agreement is reached.
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New York
United Steelworkers O America
Not Withdrawing Strauss Nomination Fight Looms
In Washington Eisenhower said he will not withdraw Lewis L. Strauss as commerce secretary nominee despite criticism. Senate leaders expect a Senate confirmation battle with Dirksen predicting Strauss will be confirmed while other nominees face scrutiny over railroad ties.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Lewis L. Strauss
Strauss
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Dirksen
New York
Armand G. Erpf
Erpf
Commerce
Commerce Department
Utica area man killed in pedestrian auto crash
John Stafford, 59, of the Utica area, was killed early today when struck by a motor vehicle while walking in the road, according to State Police.
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Wassvilla Nlyl
John Stafford
Utica
Three Air Force fliers killed in Hemet jet crash
In Hemet California a jet bomber crashed on ranchland killing three Air Force crewmen. A fourth crewman survived dazed and burned and told deputies he could not recall the crash. All four names were withheld pending next of kin notification. The crash started multiple fires across the ranches.
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Hemet
Calif
Air Force
Vapen
Sherif
Shands
Los Angeles
Mrs Wiley 82 Fueled By Federation To Aid Public Affairs
Anna Kelton Wiley of Washington, 82, a longtime federation delegate, says the General Federation of Women’s Clubs built public opinion and aided causes from the Pure Food Act to Indian welfare. She attends the federation convention in Los Angeles, marking her 23rd year as a delegate.
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Gese Handsaker
Los Angeles
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Anna Kelton Wiley
Washington, D. C
Women's Army Corps
Harvey W. Wiles
T.S Bureau
Congress
Wiley
Federation
Hollywood
Lawrence Welk
General Federation
Dr. Wiley
Harvard Im Sik Montis
Federation of Women's Clubs
Ball of Fire Explodes on Pa Highway Killing 11
A propane gas truck exploded on a busy eastern Pennsylvania highway near Schuylkill Haven killing at least 11 people and injuring 15 others. Eyewitnesses described flames racing along the road and a powerful blast that blew debris across the highway as firemen fought the blaze. The tanker carried 7,000 gallons of propane and a tractor trailer rear-ended the truck triggering the catastrophe.
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Schuylkill Haven
Pennsylvania
Mehin Clouser
Frank Toohey
Pottsville
Vince Ney
Earl Klinger
Burgess H. B. Shoener
Orwigsburg
Philadelphia
Shoener
Klinger
Sungas Products Co. of Pennsylvania, Inc
Joe Wharton
Peckvite
Scranton
Ron Kramer
Safesy
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