Copter Rescues Woman Injured in Rockies Crash
A Piper Tri Pacer crashed 15 miles north of Glenwood Springs near Baxter Mountain in White River National Forest. Bonnie Shutts, 24, was rescued after a 26 hour trek by a rescue helicopter and transferred to a Denver hospital. Husband Ells Lynn Shutts, a psychologist, hiked through dense forest to summon help. three others were injured and hospitalized.
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A. W. Blue
Hunt
T. A. Suraley
Nevada
San Francisco
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Glenwood Springs
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White River National Forest
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Here
Old Boston Bus Strike Chokes City Traffic
Boston endures its worst traffic tie up amid a sudden transit strike. Gov. Foster Furcolo declares a state of emergency as 200,000 commuters face delays. MTA seeks court injunction while discussions continue and central city parking is banned. Industry reports absenteeism and heavy delays across roads and tunnels.
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Old City
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Furcolo
Executive Council
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Dean’ Cushing
Boston Retail Trade Board
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Charlestown Navy Yard
Flash Flood Strikes Dixie Areal Near Asheboro NC
A flash flood driven by almost six inches of rain hit central North Carolina Monday night and today. Roots families were driven from safe homes, cars washed from highways, and several bridges closed in the Asheboro area.
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N.C
UPI
North Carolina
Hammerstein II Dies at 65 of Stomach Cancer
Oscar Hammerstein II author of iconic songs and shows died at his Highland Farms home after a long career shaping American musical theater. Known for Oklahoma and The Sound of Music, he collaborated with Richard Rodgers to create a string of enduring hits.
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Richard Rodgers
New York
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Doylestown
Oscar Hammerstein II
Highland Farms
Man River
Paris
Oklahoma
South Pacific
Richard Rodigers
Cole Pornier
Rodgers and Hammerstein
Cut in Interest Sends Stocks Up
New York stocks rose after a cut in prime interest rates by major banks a credit easing measure Wall Street welcomed. The noon average rose about 100 points to 222.70 and the Dow Jones Industrial Index gained 3.80 to 634.51 as trading moved at a relaxed pace.
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New York
Bulldozers Aid Downer Lake Forest Fire Battle
Bulldozers, planes, and more than 2,200 men fought the 34,000 acre Downer Lake forest fire near Verdi and Reno. The blaze remained about 80 percent out of control amid shifting winds, with six planes and a large ground crew tackling key sectors as power lines to Reno and 14 other cities were restored after outages lasting hours.
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Dooner Lake Ridge
California
Powerel
Verdi
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Donner Ridge
North San Tuan
Lake Front
Sierra Paritic Power Co
San Diego Jails More Drag Racers
San Diego reports a second night of drag race demonstrations ending in 220 arrests over two nights, with 104 arrests on the second night. Police and Navy Shore Patrol escorted detainees, about 100 traffic citations issued, 63 juveniles and 41 young adults booked for disorderly conduct or disobeying orders. City and county officials oppose drag racing and seek an authorized strip.
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Navy
Eisenhower asks Congress to reallocate sugar aid to Dominican Republic
President Eisenhower urged Congress to grant authority to buy 322000 tons of sugar for the United States from any foreign source rather than from the Dominican Republic. The move follows a Dominican regime condemnation by the American Republics ministers in San Jose and cites prior July sugar allotment terms. The request would allow purchasing discretion under the Sugar Act allocation.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Iegisia
Dominican’ Republic
Rafael J. Trujillo
Foreign Ministers of the
American Republics
San Jose
Costa Rica
Cuba
Dominican Republic
Venezuela
Senate Rejects Nixon Backed Health Bill 67-23
The Senate defeated a Republican medical care plan backed by Vice President Nixon by 67 votes to 23, clearing the way for a Democratic proposal linked to Social Security. The Kennedy led plan would provide 900 million dollars annually in federal state grants to help buy health insurance with participant fees based on income.
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Senate
Richard IM. Nixon
Ffer & P.m
John F. Kennedy
U S Warns Latins Are Red Target
In San Jose Costa Rica Secretary of State Christian Herter prepared to warn Latin American nations they face the communist threat from Cuba more than the United States. He backed a hard line at the OAS and opposed mediation efforts, citing Cuban training of spies and guerrillas and recent moves to curb religious freedom.
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Costa Rica
Christian A. Herter
United States
Cuba
Herter
U.S
Fidel Casstro
Organization of American States
Argentina
Res S
Fidel Castro
Orandum
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Space mice turn white in orbit mystery baffles Moscow
Soviet radio reports four mice, two white and two black, displayed with Belka and Strelka in Moscow news conference. Black mice allegedly shifted to white under high energy radiation, aiding study of cosmic radiation hazards. Taus agency later claimed no pigment change occurred.
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London
Radin Moscow
Moscow
Belka
Strelka
Taus
Two Children, Kin Perish in Sea Disaster Fire
In Pusan South Korea a deadly blaze and massive tidal waves killed two children and their great aunt as a fire and 50 foot waves battered the port city. The disaster submerged about 1,600 homes. the victims include Kathleen Sheehan and Robert Sheehan Jr along with their mother Mrs. Mary Joann. Government and rescue teams search for remaining survivors amid widespread destruction.
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Noble, II
UPI
Hore
Seoul
UPD
al Injurad
Pusan
Kathleen Day
Sheehan
Robert Sheehan
Mary Lanaway
Barbara Powers Meets Gary Powers After Espionage Conviction
Barbara Powers, wife of Gary Powers, tearsfully meets her husband after his conviction by Russia for espionage. The brief item appears among page references including Beach Combing and various sections such as Death Notices and Editorial.
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Barbara Powers
Francis Gary Powers
Russia
Hal Woyle
Weather outlook with partial sun Wednesday
Low clouds linger tonight with a few breaks, then Wednesday brings mainly sunshine and little temperature change. Stronger daytime sun may raise temps slightly, while overnight lows hold near current values. Calm winds and dry conditions expected overall.
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