U S Army sergeant fatally shot in Beirut bar attack
In Beirut on a Friday night, a U S Army sergeant was killed by unknown assailants as his three quarter ton truck carried radio relay gear. Officials say the sergeant, the first U S casualty since landing in Lebanon, died from a 49 millimeter bullet at the base of the throat after leaning from the window. He was transported to a hospital but died on arrival. An Army team and Lebanese security forces investigated the shooting with no immediate suspects.
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California population nears 16 million by 1960
Long Beach attorney and police chief criticism spark debate over constitutional rights. State Finance Department estimates July 1 population at 14 752 000, with Los Angeles County housing over a quarter of new residents. Orange County shows fastest growth of 176 percent since 1950.
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Texas Garb Must Go as Ulbricht Targets Texas Shirts
East German leader Walter Ulbricht called for a fashion crackdown targeting Texas themed shirts worn by youths. He urged Communist youth to depict Arab fighters instead, accusing Texas of being a reactionary example and criticizing current Western style. The SUNGE WELT published his remarks amid fashion coverage.
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Explosions Raze Army Munitions Dump Near Rio De Janeiro
A series of blasts ripped through a large army munitions dump near Rio de Janeiro causing panic across the region. Officials estimated possible deaths around 50 with thousands evacuated, as the main blast struck the Cambui dump near Deodaro. Army units saved hundreds by evacuating homes as authorities warned residents to stay calm while assessing damage and casualties.
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Paris Designers Abandon Sack Silhouette For Curves
Paris fashion designers wrap up winter shows with a return to curves and higher waists. Dior lowers hems dramatically while Balenciaga preserves the chemise style. rich fabrics and ornate embellishments define evening wear. Black dominates, with splashes of red pink mauve and blue across ensembles.
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United States Recognizes Iraqi Revolutionary Government
The United States recognizes Iraq's new revolutionary government three weeks after it seized power, signaling a likely quick reply to a Western plan for a U N summit. Officials note Khrushchev's stance complicates predictions as De Gaulle calls a five power meeting outside the U N framework.
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Blackout After Atom Test Blast
Meteorologists link nine hour South Pacific communications outage to a U S high altitude nuclear test near Johnston Island. Australia San Francisco circuits failed at 9 pm Friday with New York fading 90 minutes later. Recovery by 6 am local time restored many links and airline ground control contact was affected across the region.
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Calif GOP to Ignore Work Bill Knowland says
U S Senator William F Knowland said he and Governor Knight share a general understanding that the Republican state convention will neither endorse nor repudiate the right to work initiative on the November ballot. He added candidates may take their own positions and the convention is expected to refrain from an official stance.
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Storm Deadly Across Europe Hits Germany and Austria
Violent summer storms swept Germany and Austria Friday night killing at least 22 people and injuring scores. Five died as water floods struck three lakeside resorts near Klagenfurt. In Germany, a roadside inn collapsed in 70 mph winds near Toepen, two electrocuted by downed high tension lines in Bavaria and the Palatinate, and several died in East Germany.
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Weekend Forecast Says Quiet Night and Sunlit Sunday
Late night and early morning low clouds give way to mostly sunny skies Sunday. Temperatures hold steady with little change, bringing a mild and steady finish to the weekend.
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Mimeograph Fluid Kills Two Inmates at Colorado Reformatory
Thirty seven young inmates drank mimeograph fluid at the Colorado Reformatory Friday. Two died later at Salida hospital, two more were in critical condition, and others were treated in fair condition. Most were sent to Canon City hospital. none of those there were in serious condition. The substance has a wood alcohol base and was reportedly obtained from a supply room. The reformatory houses about 300 inmates aged 17 to 19.
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Dozen Cars Derailed in Train Crash at Schererville
A New York Central freight train derailed nearly thirty two cars near Schererville Indiana after ramming into a parked freight car near U S Route 30. No injuries were reported as crewmen were lunching nearby and passenger service remained unaffected.
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