Senate approves 100 percent raise in nonprofit mail piece rate
Washington AP reports the Senate voted 49 to 35 to keep a 100 percent boost in the minimum piece rate for small nonprofit publications within the postal rate bill, amid hours of debate over pay raises for half a million postal workers and other rate changes. Cape Canaveral AP notes an Air Force Thor missile test with a new nose cone, launched from Cocoa Beach, climbing skyward and tracking toward the test range as observers monitored the flight.
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Washington
Senate Today
Senate
Sen. Carroll
D-Cole
Post Office Committee
Sen
Carlson
R-Kan
Eisenhower
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Thor
Europe
Air Force
Sailors and civilian rescue trapped store owner family
Five people were rescued from a burning building in Sunland after Navy sailors and a nearby civilian forced entry. They broke into a liquor store apartment to save Joseph Morro and his wife and child as the roof and attic burned.
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Sunland
Wii
Joseph Morro
Bus Plunge Kills and Traps Dozens in Kentucky Crash
A school bus carrying about 38 pupils collided with a wrecker and a parked car, then plunged into the Levisa Fork of the Big Sandy River near Prestonsburg Kentucky. Officials feared at least 20 children and the driver were trapped as efforts continued to rescue victims over several hours while rescuers searched for bodies. Sixteen escaped through a rear door and six were hospitalized. The National Safety Council called it the worst school bus crash in its history, noting it did not track bus-type statistics. Survivors described scrambling to exit as the bus sank, with one boy recounting being seated behind the driver and others aiding each other to shore.
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Levisa
Big Sandy
John Alex DeRossett
National Safety Council
Waco
Tex
Donald L. Horn
Horn
Cow Creek
Floyd County
Prestonburg
Huntington
W. Va
Where to Find It New Fiyesman Teamake Over United States Talks
A brief notice lists where to find various stories and features by page across sections. It mentions a new fiyesman teamake replacing Harold Stassen in disarmament talks with Russia, with references to A-3 and multiple other pages.
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Fiyesman
United States
Russia
Harold Stassen
Twin Teens Slay Pastor Father in Rivalry Over Discipline
In Las Causas New Mexico, two 14 year old twins fatally shot their father, Reverend Leonard Boyett, on the rectory steps after planning to run away. The brothers allegedly stole 330.10 from a family cookie jar to fund the trip, then used a .38 revolver to shoot their father when summoned to the front porch. They and another twin brother were placed in juvenile custody.
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Leonard Boyett
Boyett
Thursady
John
Carolyn
Jack
Gangs clash in Los Angeles injure teen and arrest youths
In El Sereno Playground violence left 17 year old Phillip Del Rio wounded by bullets as police rounded up 14 teenagers. Officers recovered juvenile weapons including clubs pipes and rubber hoses amid a feud sparked by a gang moving into rival territory.
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el Sereno
Phillip del Rio
General Hospital
Eet En
Eisenhower tooth extraction. Burmester retirement noted
President Eisenhower underwent a simple upper molar extraction at Walter Reed Army Hospital, described as normal and successful, following a prior stroke. In Long Beach, Henry Finch Burmester, veteran editor of the Press-Telegram, plans to retire after 54 years, with city officials declaring Hank Burmester Day in his honor.
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Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Henry Finch Burmester
Damon Runyon
Press-Telegram
Bure Imester
West
Long Beach
City Council
H. F
Hank) Burmester
Gerald Desmond
Burmester
Poetio
Lafayette Hotel
Mack Will Seriously Consider Resigning
Washington AP reports Richard A. Mack faced House subcommittee questioning on the FCC amid claims by Rep Harris that Mack was used as a tool by Miami lawyer Thurman Whiteside. Harris urged Mack to resign to restore confidence. Mack replied he would seriously consider the remark and asked to be excused from further testimony.
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Richard A. Mack
FCC
House
I. AQ
Ald Amaalete
Soreu Suns J
Harris
D-Ark
Moss
National
Mack
Eisenhower
Survive One Killed in B47 Crash Near Coast
A B47 bomber crashed near Jacksonville causing one fatality and injuries to others. Navigator Lt Samuel Harding died. three crewmen survived with minor injuries. The incident followed a naval antisubmarine exercise off Florida with U S and Canadian vessels reporting submarine contacts.
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Tex
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Jacksonville Journal
Chief of Naval
Washington
Gerald Weimer
Donald
Eisenhower
Flor
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Salina
Hagerty
Ida
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Strom Fleet Air Wing 11
Florida
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Air Force plane crashes near Biggs AFB in rough terrain
Three Air Force spokesmen at Biggs AFB report the crash 2 1/2 miles northwest of Biggs. the aircraft broke in two and all crew members remained aboard, with no one bailing out. The site is described as rough terrain.
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Anneuiotdy Guthree
Air Force
Biggs Afb
Biggs
Weather forecast with partial text
Partly cloudy through Saturday with low rain chances. The fragment mentions a 10 percent rain probability and references unsettled wording.
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Dana
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