Two hikers plan four year trek from Canada to New York
Don Jenkin and Frank Daly, aged 22 and 21, set out from Santa Barbara on a planned 48 month trek to New York. They will travel through Los Angeles, San Diego, Baja California, the west coast of Mexico and Central America, then up the east coast. They carry machetes, knives, food, and gear but no money, planning to live off the land.
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Italy Prime Minister to Visit Eisenhower Visit West Coast trip planned for Segni
Soviet White House announced Italian Prime Minister Antonio Segni will visit the United States this summer. He is to meet President Eisenhower and attend a private luncheon with Governor Edmund G. Brown in San Francisco, with a three day official visit starting Sept. 30 at El Mirador Hotel.
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Record Defectors Rise As Soviet Diplomats Seek Freedom
Washington reports a peak flow of Soviet diplomats defecting to the West in the past week. Officials say the numbers are not disclosed. some defectors have been granted haven by U S authorities. The Burma defector Alexander Urevitch Kaznacheev is among those flown out, with motives seen as disillusionment, better living conditions, and exposure to outside life. They stress most remain willing to serve the regime while a growing share seek improved conditions.
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Soviet Exhibit Tour With Eisenhower Sparks Banter
President Eisenhower tours a Soviet display at the fair with Kozlov, viewing a cosmic rocket and Lenin, while the two leaders exchange playful remarks about being pushed around. Eisenhower selects a painting of peasants on a raft, and Kozlov renews calls for peaceful competition as Nixon notes no easy formula to end tensions. The piece also covers budget cuts and a state pay raise for 109,000 workers.
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Qantas Launches First Jetliner Pacific Crossing
Australia’s Qantas Airlines dispatches its first jetliner on a Pacific crossing from San Francisco to Sydney. The 7,650 mile flight aims to complete in about 18 hours after a historic 84 hour earlier journey. Rest of article discusses unrelated incidents including a price for watermelons and a local theft report.
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Cuban Air Chief Resigns Over Communist Influence
Havana reports Major Pent Diaz Sanz has resigned as commander of Cuba’s air force amid claims of Communist activity in the armed forces. The move marks the first resignation by a government official blaming Castro's regime for Communist influence, aligning with castro’s denial of Communist control.
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Entered as second date meter of Post Office at Lang Binach
Fragmented notice from Long Beach area mentions publication and audit bureau. The readable fragment references Post Office meter entry, weekly per month per year rates, and a delivery figure of 7000 by Maltte ta 08. No clear event or outcome is established.
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Jet crash kills sixteen at school in Kadena area
An F100 Sabre jet from Kadena Air Base exploded and crashed into a corner of Miamori Elementary School near Ishikawa, eight miles from Kadena. Captain John G. Schmitt Jr. parachuted to safety while Captain Richard Roussell witnessed the crash. The blast rammed through the school, injuring 80 and killing 16, including children. Emergency crews, helicopters, and medical staff flocked to the scene. Survivors received aid at the emergency station and morgue set up at the school, and blood donations were organized for victims. Marines and villagers helped search for bodies amid flames and debris.
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Four Die in Auto Wreck Near Pawnee Oklahoma
Four people died Monday night near Pawnee when a speeding car failed to negotiate a turn and crashed into a tree. Trooper Ted Payne reported the speedometer read 85 mph. victims named Porter 35 of Pawnee Pierce Yale Maramec Walker 39 of Maramec Parsons 25 of Pawnee.
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Algerian rebels killed or captured claim by French army
The French army announced a tally of 649 Algerian Nationalist rebels either killed or captured in a recent operation near Algiers. Casualty figures for French forces were not clearly stated in the fragmented text.
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Joseph Kerney, Trenton Tires VP, dies at 71
Joseph A Kerney 71 vice president of Trenton Tires died Sunday after a brief illness in Trenton New Jersey. He led company operations and was a longtime member of the local business community. His death leaves a vacancy at the firm and questions about succession.
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