Miss Iceland Dominates Second Night of Miss International
Icelandic entrant Sigridur Gsriisdottir wowed judges by winning two trophies and Miss Photogenic honors as the Miss International pageant moved through its midway preliminaries. England and Poland contestants earned top marks in playsuit and evening gown, while Gsriisdottir spoke about her homeland and U.S. ties in a refined, soft-voiced speech.
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Jeff
Poland
England
Iceland
Teelant
A. Coo
Sigridur Gsri Isdottir
Ayce Key
U. S
Lumumba appeals for end to rioting in Congo capital
In Léopoldville Patrice Lumumba delivers a radio appeal urging unity and an end to destruction as Congolese police in steel helmets enforceorder. Army and police moved through Place de la Victoire while crowds watched in silence. Government reports say rioters were arrested and violence quelled with bayonets fixed.
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Bumumba
Billy
Jim
Itve
Place de la Vietaire
Torrance Girls Survive Boat Sinking Off Connecticut
Two Torrance sisters Jan Grant an 18 and Janice 13 watched in horror as their mother and relatives drowned when a 14 foot outboard boat capsized on a reef near Stamford Connecticut. Rescuers saved the girls after four hours in rough waters. Bodies of Wilma 35 Hugh 43 Indy 16 and Thomas -- the mother stepfather sister and uncle -- were recovered. The girls were treated for exposure and later reunited with their father at Central Islip New York.
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Torrance
Stamfort
Conn
Jan Grant
Janice
Arvora St
Wilma Grant
Hugh Grant
Indy
Jean
Torrante
Thomas Grant
Darien
Stamford Hospital
Frank J.makowski
Central Islip
Raute
Makowski
Grant
Grants
Connecticut
Soviet Expels Tourist as Powers Case Ties
Soviet authorities order the expulsion of an American tourist Robert Charles Christner amid a Western alliance split push. State Department records link Christner to a passport issued recently with plans to visit France Hungary and the Soviet Union. Diplomatic officials see Moscow's expulsions as part of a broader anti U S campaign tied to the Powers espionage case and a Moscow University student espionage report.
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Washington
Sovie Union
Francis G. Powers
Powers
Aussie
Ameria
Pelling
Robert Christner
Moscow
Foreign Office
Ares
Edwin M. Kirtan
U. S
Russia
State Department
Robert Charles Christner
Soviet Union
Robert Charles Christ‘ner
Passport Office
Luday
San Antonio
Tex
Sparks
Nev
France
Hungary
Christier
United States
Moscow University
Variable cloudiness and sun through Friday forecast
Weather today shows variable cloudiness with considerable sunshine through Friday and little temperature change. Noon reading sits at 75 degrees with mild overall conditions.
Viscount pilot dives to avert collision injuring 23
In a near midair collision with an American Boeing 707, the Viscount BEA plane diverted sharply. Twenty three of the 46 passengers injured were not seriously hurt as travelers were thrown about the cabin. Eight were hospitalized for observation before landing and continuing to London.
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Rome
British European Airways
Viscount
Vis
Gount
BEA
Jhen
London
U S wary of K motive in U N plan
U S officials fear Khrushchev may turn his anti U S propaganda toward the United Nations General Assembly in New York next month He seeks invitations to visit Latin American countries and Cuba to bolster a grand tour of American nations but many governments remain cool to his overtures The issue ties into a broader push at a Costa Rica foreign ministers meeting to unite pressure against Soviet intervention in Cuba The article also covers Barbara Powers urging a tougher State Department stance for her husband Tran powers a U2 pilot awaiting trial after his plane was shot down in Russia
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John Hightower
Washington
U. S
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
U.N. Genseal Assembly
Khrushchev
New York
Cuba
Khruspchev
U.S
San Jose
Costa Rica
Christ Uan A. Herler
State Department
Barbaras Powers
Russia
Castro Fends Off Church Critics In Cuban Crisis
Castro denounced church protests and U S influence as agents of revolution disruption. He accused U S Embassy meddling and Spanish clerics of pressuring Cuba, while a State Department spokesman warned of Cuba’s suppression of free speech and worship. The report notes ongoing visa issues for Barbara Powers and her family tied to a trial scheduled for Aug 17, birthday of Powers.
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Havana
Videl Castro
Cire
Christ
U. S
United States
Frapico
Cuba
Where to Find It Beach Combing and More
A brief navigation list shows sections and page references across the publication. Details include Beach Combing on Page B L, Bridge on Pages B-9, Classifieds on D-7 10 13, Comics B-10 11, and other departments such as Death Notices B-2 Editorial B-3 Financial B-3, plus Sports D-7 to 6 and Theater B-14.
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Hal Boyle
Wilson
Orbit Trigger Set in Grabbing Capsule at Vandenberg
At Vandenberg Air Force Base California an ambitious satellite mission aims to capture a 300 pound capsule traveling in a near polar orbit every four minutes. The air force awaits a radio signal to trigger a retrieval during the craft's 17th orbit in a high latitude pass over the Pacific.
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Vandenberg Air Kore
Calif
America
Hawaii
West Coast
Air Force
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Red Wing
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Frost Moore
Oliver W. Powers
Ida
Wiewild
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Barbara
Mantten Brown
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Turkey
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Norton
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