Traffic Deaths Rise for Fourth Month in a Row
The National Safety Council reports a fourth consecutive monthly rise in traffic fatalities. For the first four months of the year, deaths reached 10,680, up 4 percent from 1958. Porter, 88, former mayor of Los Angeles, Clifton Porter, died in his home after illness, survived by his wife Ann and children C Porter and Helen P Abrakes.
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Moscow Expands Hotel Facilities to Handle Foreign Visitors
Moscow expands hotel capacity to 25 000 at once with new facilities as foreign visitors surge. The city hosted about 1 200 000 visitors last year, versus 3 000 capacity five years ago, reflecting rapid growth in tourism and business travel.
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Conover Says He Caused Candy Jones Marital Split
New York model agency head Harry Conover testified that he caused the breakup between Candy Jones and her husband, arguing they separated after 14 years of marriage. The divorce case and agency nonpayment claims unfolded at a city court hearing, with a $1,938 check cited and further payments postponed to June 29.
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Killian Resigns as Aid of the President for Science
White House announces Dr James R Killian Jr resigns as special assistant to the President for Science and Technology. He will return to MIT where he was on leave and had been named chairman of its Corporation in December. George Bogdan Kistiakowsky of Harvard named to succeed him.
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Bank Clerks and Rail Strikers Clash in Argentina
In Buenos Aires a tense industrial dispute flare up as bank clerks clash with police while railway workers confront troops in Junin. Frondizt government deploys tanks and machine guns to patrol rail centers amid a broad strike backdrop as workers resist mobilization and seek to force a return to work.
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Untrained doctors perform half of U.S. surgeries says Hawley
Dr Paul Hawley of the American College of Surgeons cites estimates that about half of U S surgical operations are done by physicians who are inadequately trained. He said a renowned surgeon told him that many cases involve correcting mistakes from community hospitals.
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Last of the T Men Untouchables Dies in Indiana
Marion Indiana a Dan L Kooken aged 68 a criminologist and the last surviving member of the T men untouchables died Wednesday The self styled untouchables were a group of treasury agents who worked with Chicago police to break up the Al Capone gang
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