Tank Car Blast at Georgia Resort Kills Nineteen
Rescue teams expanded river searches for more victims after a freak butane gas explosion at a Georgia recreation area under a river trestle killed nineteen and burned many others. Two tanker cars exploded setting a large blaze along the Ogeechee River near Meldrim.
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Rural Pennsylvania villagers oppose home delivery change
In Rahns Pa residents object to mail delivery via central home routes. A petition signed by 89 of 118 residents asks the Post Office Department to revert to delivering mail at the village store branch post office rather than home delivery, signaling resistance to the proposed switch.
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Inside Radio TV 2 Classified at Phoenix
Bridge Sports 12 Market WwW Fulton 18 Obituary 16. This item lists pages and sections in a Phoenix newspaper, noting radio and TV classified area, with side references to bridge sports market and obituary page numbers.
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West Germany ignores Red protest of Berlin election
West Germany presses ahead with plans for a presidential election in Berlin despite Soviet warnings, while Berlin sits behind the Iron Curtain. The U S State Department rejects Soviet protest notes as intervention in German affairs. The 1088 electors will choose Heuss successor awaiting a third term. Western Allies and Soviets push to resume talks on Berlin ahead of a potential summit.
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Governor Long Seeks Divorce and Campaign Across State
Governor Long, recovering at Pea Patch Farm, travels to Covington to begin psychiatric treatment, divorce his wife, and launch a pre election campaign. He predicts a strong Democratic primary showing, hoping to win about 60 percent, and says he will stay in Covington through Friday before heading to Baton Rouge.
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Baton Rouge
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Earl's Shack
Louisiana
Plunges Away at Letchworth Gorge Tragedy Claims Teen
Susan Metz thirteen of Williamsville died after slipping on loose rock at Letchworth State Park gorge near a Genesee River bend. Friend Susan Rutecki of Snyder was saved when park worker George Sleggs reached the failed tree-torching moment. The accident occurred east of the Wyoming County community, about a mile from the picnic site during a church outing.
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Williamsville
Susan Rutecki
Snyder
George Sleggs
Ten Drown In Torrid Weekend
Ten people drowned in New York during a hot weekend, seven on highways from Friday 6 p m to Sunday midnight. An 11 year old and a 14 year old died in a rooftop accident in New York City, while two others, Daniel Wei and John Collins, both 29, drowned when their boat capsized on Lake Delta near Rome. A skin diver died while locating a drowned boy in Lakes Ellis near Rochester, and Clarence Harner tried to recover a body in Rochester after another drowning.
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John A. Montante
Father and son drown in Chenango River current
A father, Marke Kapral about 60, and his 19 year old son Rich ard Kapcal drowned today in the Chenango River after the son went under while swimming. The father leaped in fully clothed to save him and both were swept away by a swift current. Rescuers retrieved the bodies.
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Ben Gurion weighs resignation over German grenade deal
Israel faces a Cabinet vote on selling an estimated 450000 West German grenade throwers to Bonn amid pressure from the Mapai and Ahdut Avodah factions. Ben Gurion warned he would resign if opposition blocks the sale, risking a caretaker government with a November election looming.
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Dorothy Shaver Career Woman No 1 Dies at 61
Dorothy Shaver, longtime president of Lord and Taylor on Fifth Avenue and often dubbed America’s top career woman, died Sunday after a stroke. AArkansas-born executive who rose from Arkansas roots to a leadership role at a store empire, Shaver lived in New York City with her sister Elsie. She moved from Arkansas in the 1920s, aided by Elsie’s fashion drawings before joining Lord and Taylor, and rose to head the firm. She was 61 and died at Columbia Memorial Hospital after a stroke at her summer home in Tannerite. Her mother was Sallie Hunter Borden, daughter of an Arkansas Gazette editor. her father James D. Shaver was a lawyer and judge.
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Johansson Says He Has No Plan To Retire Soon
New York report says Ingemar Johansson, the heavyweight champion, denies retirement plans after two title defenses. His physician, Dr. Kosta Karlsson, says Johansson will fight Patterson next, then possibly Machen or Folle, before retiring later, while a movie offer could bring up to 400000 dollars.
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Fred Patterson
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Zoa Fole
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Reno
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Fla
Three Steps To Curb Inflation Reported By Cabinet Panel
A Nixon led Cabinet committee urged President Eisenhower that Congress take three actions to curb inflation. They demand clear use of all means to protect the dollar, budgeting discipline, and removal of the government bond interest ceiling. The report warns without action, price stability and debt management suffer. The group includes Secretaries Anderson Summersfield Benson Strauss Mitchell Saulnier Wallis and others. Amid Cape Canaveral, a Polair 1st rocket completed its 10th test flight, performing as planned in key objectives.
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Eisenhower
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Richard M Nixon
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Secretary of the Treasury
Robert B Anderson
Arthur E. Summerfield
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Ezra Taft Benson
Commerce
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James P Mitchell
Raymond J Saulnier
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Wo Allen Wallis
Officers Named By State F W W V S W F W
State Veterans of Foreign Wars elects new commander Raymon do McDonald of Floral Park at the annual convention closing Saturday. Basil Valletta of Salvay vice commanders Leonard Friedlander Albany Ralph Tripp Smithtown and Rex Salmon Lake Placid named others. Womens Auxiliary elects Coltone Mos Mats president and Yas lina Rank Herkimer senior vice president with Tienes Johnson Queens named junior vice president. Reid named U S ambassador to Israel sails for Tel Aviv with wife and three sons Read former Herald Tribune president plans to travel Israel and meet people.
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Raymondo McDonald
Floral Path
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Salvay
Leonard F. Friedlander
Albany
Ralph H. Tripp
Smithtown
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First Deputy Premier Kozlov Walks New York Expects Talks With Ike
Frol R. Kozlov, First Deputy Premier of the Soviet Union, walked from diplomatic HQ to the Soviet exhibit at 60th Street and Broadway, eschewing an elaborate motorcade. A dozen aides accompanied him as police followed. Kozlov then toured Central Park to the exhibit hall. He arrived after a record nonstop TU114 flight from Moscow, clocking 11 hours 6 minutes for 5092 miles. His two week US visit will include San Francisco Detroit and Pittsburgh with planned talks in Washington. He praised the Moscow exhibit and US openness as progress in relations.
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Corning Declares Water Emergency As Shortage Hits City
A state of emergency was declared in Corning due to a water shortage affecting hundreds of hill residents. Mayor George E Keenan said utilities will curtail nonessential uses and study potential breaks while the Ballon reservoir remains dry amid a dry spell in the Chemung River basin. In Tonawanda UP, Patrick H Boland, 24, is believed drowned after his clothes and wallet were found on a Barge Canal dock.
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UPA
George E Keenan
Keenan
Tonawanda UP
Patrick H. Boland
Queen Elizabeth II Receives Grand Toronto Welcome
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip arrive in Toronto to a massive harbor reception with over 6,000 onlookers, thousands more along the harbor, and Britannia tied at the pier. A busy day includes horse racing, theater, Stratford festival, and church services at Lyndenham United Church.
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MacKay defeats Fraser in Wimbledon upset for semi spot
Day ton Ohio golfer Barry MacKay rallied from 5-7 10-8 0-6 6-3 6-1 to defeat second seed Neale Fraser of Australia at Wimbledon and reach the semi finals alongside Davis Cup teammate Alex Olmeda and two Australians Rov Metson and Rod Laver. Nixon has breakfast with Hoover in New York. Hoover hosted Nixon at Waldorf Towers with MacArthur scheduled for a chat.
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Dayton
Ohio
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Peru
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Herbert Hoover
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Richard M. Nixon
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New York Act Held Improper By High Court
The Supreme Court struck down New York State movie censorship as unconstitutional upholding free speech. Nine justices agreed the ban on Lady Chatterley’s Lover was improper with four justices criticizing speedy action. Justice Stewart led the opinion affirming broad protection for advocating controversial ideas. The Court of Appeals had earlier upheld the ban 4-3, noting the act was not a license for corruption.
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Steel Talks Off Until Wednesday
New York. Steel industry contract talks recessed until Wednesday. A two week postponement of the strike deadline until midnight July 14 follows President Eisenhower s intervention Saturday. David J McDonald head of the United Steelworkers meets with his executive board and wage policy committee. Industry position against labor cost increases remains, as stated by R Conrad Cooper and Thomas Patton of Republic Steel. Patton said no increases without compensation. long range considerations drive stance.
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R. Conrad Cooper
Thomas Patton
Republic Steel Corp
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