U S Naval Plane Fired On by Cuba
Reports from Havana describe Cuban patrols and police tightening controls as tensions rise after alleged U S naval activity and Cuban responses. Cuban ships buzzed, airspace violated, and shots fired near Guantanamo. Havana maintains calm while police arm with submachine guns and travel permits for the United States face new limits.
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Boardwalk killer dies after chaotic Atlantic City chase
In Atlantic City a crazed gunman engaged police along the Boardwalk after fleeing a boarding house eviction. Nicholas A. Panico, a patrolman, and Byrnes were shot in the head from behind. Byrnes later died. The gunman Clark exchanged fire with officers for 13 blocks, firing an estimated 120 shots, while Nolan and others pursued him. Lara Carter, operator of the boarding house, was killed earlier. The standoff ended when Clark fell, near Steeplechase Park, after 27 minutes of gunfire.
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Radiation Belt Silences Three Satellites After New Blast
The U S defense agency reports a newly formed radiation belt from July's high altitude nuclear test near Johnston Island has silenced three satellites by damaging their electron systems. Telstar remained unaffected due to design for higher radiation, while data shows higher altitude intensities may persist for years as lower altitude noise decays. The belt lies below the natural Van Allen layer and extends to about 200 miles above Earth.
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Beaming Kennedys Reunited at Rhode Island Visit
President Kennedy and the First Lady greeted by Gov. Notte and Naval Academy football players at a pre season event in Rhode Island. Caroline Kennedy and John Jr. joined the scene as the family walked along a rope barrier amid cheers from youngsters. The family then moved to Hammersmith Farm by helicopter.
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Traffic Law Violators Tour Graves
Santa Monica municipal court Judge We Blair Gibbons continued his campaign against traffic violators with a jail sentence tour of local cemetery grave sites. The group viewed hospital emergency victims and gruesome reenactments of traffic crashes, in a one hour 43 minute visit designed to underscore California traffic law penalties.
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Korea Flood Toll Reaches 242 Dead
Police report the flood toll rose to 242 with many missing. Government says property damage exceeds 2 million dollars as Sunchao and nearby areas were affected this week.
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Southern Senators weigh contempt rulings on steel firms
The judiciary subcommittee votes 5 to 2 to press contempt against Bethlehem Adolph, Republic Steel and others for defying subpoenas. If endorsed, the full committee may urge the attorney general to file in federal court. Kefauver notes a witness refused to appear before the panel. The decision hinges on party lines with Southern Democrats split. In Charleston West Virginia, a crash on the turnpike kills five, including three young West Virginians and two truck drivers. survivors and exact truck origins pending.
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Six die in head on crash near Litchfield Minnesota
Six people were killed and three critically injured in a head on collision northwest of Litchfield Minnesota. Victims include Mrs. Austin Casey 50s of Darwin and John Damsgaard 9 of Minneapolis. Survivors and details follow as authorities investigate the fatal crash near the central Minnesota community.
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Girl 15 who got mother's kidney dies in Chicago
Janet Crick, 11 year old? No, 15 year old from Chicago, died after a rare operation in which she received a healthy kidney from her mother. Hospital said death resulted from hemorrhage due to complications of whole body irradiation given before the transplant on August 6. Transplanted kidney functioned well until death. Doctor explained irradiation and drug regimen were necessary to prepare for the kidney from Mrs. Ariweena Crick, 41.
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Unprecedented Prisoner to Prisoner Talk at San Quentin
UPI reports condemned killer Lawrence Garner and his wife Sondra Garner received an unprecedented private 15 minute prison phone call amid appeals for a last visit before his execution. Garner, 30, and wife, 24, were convicted in San Bernardino County for a desert crossing murder. Public officials say such privileges may be granted in rare cases. the couple communicated briefly about staying strong in their situation.
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Italy Medics Strike for Higher Pay Across Nation
Rome reports a 24 to 48 hour doctors strike by a government affiliated union demanding higher wages and better working conditions. Union officials say further 48 hour action could follow if the government fails to offer concrete promises, with exemptions for disaster and earthquake areas. Doctors seek retirement age raised to 70 and monthly pay boosts to 560 for ordinary doctors and 1,600 for ward doctors, vowing to abandon private practice.
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Ex School Teacher Matilda Rogers Dies at 110 in Kansas
SELDEN Kan funeral service set for Friday for Mrs Matilda Rogers who died Thursday at age 110 in Kansas. Born in 1916 she spent decades teaching at local schools and was widely known for community service and mentoring young students. Her legacy includes a long career in education and a commitment to lifelong learning.
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Former schoolteacher Aunt Martt v 25 hs tilda Mrs. Rogers lett 15 al en vit living dependants represents five generations amid unclear notes. Names and places are fragmentary but indicate a period obituary or personal notice with multiple familial ties.
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U S Seeks New Rail Peace Talks
Federal mediator Francis A. ONeill Jr urged resumption of talks to settle the telegram graphers strike against the Chicago and North Western Railway. He reported two bargaining sessions with no immediate settlement as 1,000 union telegraphers and the carrier faced a job security dispute. He planned an extraordinary Labor Day weekend session to restart discussions.
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