Three Western Powers Press Russia for Summit Talks
Washington reports the United States Britain and France urged Moscow to start group talks on a summit agenda and a foreign ministers meeting. Khrushchev may be wary of terms, as his letter to Eisenhower on nuclear test cessation shows Western officials seek concrete negotiations, while Hagerty notes the president’s timing remains undecided.
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Buffalo on front lawn astonishes Cranford neighbors
A 1300 pound bison named Pat roams and performs tricks on the front lawn of Mr. and Mrs. LaRue Olson in Cranford New Jersey. The animal, trained by Olson, travels with rodeos and only accepts food from his trainer.
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Marine Sgt. sued over driving into recruits at Camp Mat Olson
A Marine rifle instructor is being sued for 60000 after his car plowed into a marching Marine recruit group at Camp Mat Olson, injuring 15 including Pvt Harold Harves. The Oklahoma case was filed in Superior Court in San Diego by Harves and other dependents, seeking damages for injuries from the incident at the San Diego facility. The accident occurred as Marines stood in formation near the rifle range when the vehicle struck.
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Jet stunts by liners trigger crash probe near Las Vegas
Investigations into a Las Vegas midair collision focus on reports of jet stunts by military fighters near commercial airliners. Authorities consider radar coordination and airspace management, with Eisenhower authorizing overtime to speed up modernization of air navigation and safety measures.
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Naturalization Chief to Retire in San Diego
SAN DIEGO WP George W. Scallorn, 55, head of the U S Immigration and Naturalization Service in San Diego, will retire May 30. A successor has not been named. Scallorn joined the service 31 years ago in El Paso as a border patrolman and has served 15 years as a supervisory officer, heading the San Diego office since 1954.
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Trainman Trapped in Ice Car in Newark
James Drones, 40, began a routine inspection of a refrigerator car in Newark and was sealed inside for 46 hours before a conductor found him in Jersey City. The car had little ice and the temperature stayed around 50 degrees. Drones was treated for injuries at Martland Medical Center.
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