Rival Leaders Threaten Split of Mali State Crisis
Paris reports rival political leaders threaten violent dismemberment of the new state Mali. Dakar remains tense with troops and police divided, censorship broad, and conflicting reports on Keita’s status. Senegal declares secession backed by Mama Dou Dia, amid fears Mali federation collapse.
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Expected Boots Dealer Gets 47000 in Silver Coin
A London dealer in surplus goods received a two ton container containing 47000 in silver bullion instead of 400 pairs of boots and 134 old coats. The misdelivered cargo was dumped at Sherman's East End shop by Britain's state railway, then collected within an hour by another truck for delivery to the correct client.
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Hen Sherman
Sherman
East End
Britain
Ben
Rail workers approve ten cent wage rise across 550000
Chicago based agreement ends 15 months of talks with 11 AFL-CIO unions representing nonoperating rail workers. The deal adds over 10 cents hourly with a 5 cent cash bonus retroactive to July 1 and a $4000 company paid life insurance policy for active employees starting March 1 1961. One dispute remains with the Switchmen's Union of North America as its 8500 members rejected presidential board recommendations.
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UPI
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GOP Plans Workout for Lodge
Washington reports the Republican campaign aims to showcase vice presidential candidate Henry Cabot Lodge in New England the Midwest and the South. Lodge announced Friday his U N ambassador resignation effective Sept. 3 signaling a possible campaign entry by Labor Day. Eisenhower laments losing Lodge but supports his bid for higher office. James J. Wadsworth is named Lodge’s U N successor. Lodge has been invited to speak nationwide, especially in the Midwest and South.
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Henry Cahok Lodge
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James’ J. Wadsworth
U. S
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Tiras Starts Again Equipment in Orbit
After seven weeks of dormancy the Tiros satellite supplies began buzzing again and a television camera may be part of the revived equipment. NASA officials caution that Tiros E will not return many more useful earth weather pictures, though the system has functioned well since its April 1 launch and pleases NASA.
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Small Wonder Young Truck Driver in Crash Unlicensed
In Louisville Kentucky a six year old boy nicknamed Bimbo drove an imported truck through an alley and around corners before colliding with a parked vehicle. He lacked a license and was released to his parents with a 10 year driving warning.
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Leonard Baypoe
James Standifer Sr
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Palice
Burdick, North Dakota political power, dies at 81
Usher L Burdick longtime North Dakota power and former U S Representative dies at Sibley Hospital at 81. He served 10 terms in Congress from 1934 to 1958 and is survived by his wife and his son Quentin Burdick who followed him into politics. He was born in Otawa Minnesota and rose from North Dakota legislature to speaker of the house and lieutenant governor.
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Senate
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University of Minnesota
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Jean Rogers
Sleeping Beauties Placed With Bureau
Judge Spellacy ordered custody of two young girls to Bernadette Fratantonio and Venila Fratantonio, transferring them to the Catholic Charities Bureau. The 28 year old mother, Lillian Fratantonio, faces juvenile court charges for ill treating the children by secretly administering sleep-inducing drugs. A jury trial is scheduled next month.
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Muling
Bernadette Fratantonio
Catholic Charities Bureau
Venila
Jing Shem
Lillian Fratantonie
New Fight on Carole Data Due
Los Angeles reports in the murder retrial of Dr R Bernari Finch and Carole Trepoff entering its ninth week as prosecutors race to rest their case. The state expects to finish by Wednesday but seeks to introduce Trepoff testimony from a preliminary hearing. The defense argues the shooting was accidental.
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Carole Tregoff
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West Covina
William Ryan
Miss Trepoff
Las Vegas
Barbara Jean Finch
Ryan
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Finch
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Fratantonio pleads innocent in drugging case
Mrs Fratantonio, free on $1000 bond, says a statement admitting she drugged the children is untrue. John Neylan, longtime California legal figure, dies at 74 after a career in law, publishing, and public service including UC Regents tenure.
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Yenila
Crash victim rejects blood transfusion
Pittsburgh area report says a Western Pennsylvania man, Howard K. McConnell, 3, of New Castle, a Jehovah's Witness, remained in critical condition after a Friday crash involving his car and a Pennsylvania Railroad locomotive at a New Castle crossing. Officials say transfusions are urgently needed.
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Howard K. McConnell
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Jehovah's Witnesses
Pennsylvania Railroad
Publishers Face Trial for Obscene Lady Chatterley’s Lover
Directors of Penguin Books Ltd must stand trial on obscenity charges for publishing an unexpurgated edition of Lady Chatterley’s Lover in Britain. The ruling underscores heightened tension over literary material and censorship in the publishing industry.
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Penguin Books, Ltd
Britain
Lady Chatterley
Death notices list multiple local residents heirs and services
Margaret Lauricella Miller Kellner Louisa Gould Baden Dunbar Ebright Ryan Swanson Schneider and others died Friday. Surviving family members listed. Funeral services set across local funeral homes including Dilday Family and Mattel’s & Peek with masses and rosaries at St Matthew's, Central and Pittsburgh services noted.
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Bank Break-In Ends With 20 Year Prison Term
Gerald Lancaster Gambrel was sentenced to 20 years in prison by Federal Judge Sherril Halbert after pleading guilty to breaking into a Chico bank. He was found at the bank snack bar eating crackers and admitted hunger drove the break in. No money was stolen. a probation report could lead to a reduction.
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