39 Years Later War I Hero Reunites with Savior
In a Manhattan hotel a reunion brought together 41 of 194 surviving Argonne veterans. Pet. Stephen Monde, saved by an unknown comrade during a six day battle, finally learned the rescuer was Horas Kaufmann. Lesnick, a Bronk native and federal arsenal worker, recalled his leg wound from the cave collapse and praised the rescuer. The group confirmed their stories with an Associated Press reporter Myron Kaufmann and planned to seek recognition for the rescuer and medals.
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Argonne Forest
France
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Stéphen MM. Monde
Han
Oral Services Administration
Washington, D.C
Suday
Associated Press
Manhattan
Horas
Myron Kautmann
Kautmann
Kaufmann
Ter
Honas
Relis
Max Lesnick
Bronk
Federal Arsenal
Raritan
S.J. Lesnick
Ionas
Sephen Honas
Honags
Lesnick
APJ
Destroyer Purdy Trawler Collision Off Greenwich
Greenwich England reports a collision between the US destroyer Purdy and a British trawler Columbia. Ten trawler crewmen were saved, with minor injuries. Purdy hull damage reported. NATO leaders discuss insufficient eastern Atlantic naval strength during ongoing maneuvers.
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Columbia
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Purdy
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U.S
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Jerami¢ Wright
Atlantic
Blast Hit Shell Plant in Deer Park No Injuries Reported
A blast struck a vacant Shell chemical plant in Deer Park Houston area today. A Shell spokesman said no one was hurt, and investigators were assessing damage at the site.
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Shell Chemics
Deer Park
Shell
U S Says A Tests to Continue at UN Disarmament Session
The United States declared it will continue nuclear test explosions until the Soviet Union agrees to end production of atomic and hydrogen weapons. U.S. Delegate Lodge urged the commission to back a Western plan for a ban on production and stockpiling, while Soviet and Japanese delegates proposed suspending tests with inspection. The debate shaped the path to the General Assembly and potential future actions.
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N.Y
United States
Voy
Soviet Union
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Lodge
Can
Russia
Peingiple
U.S
Guillaume Ol Lodge
London
General Assembly
Turin
Japan
Stunting Plane Falls In Tracy Air Show Tragedy
James Thomas, 28, of Tracy, was killed during a crop dusting stunt at a Tracy Flying Club air show. The brakeman attempted two barrel rolls and a third when his biplane spiraled into a dive and crashed at the runway end in front of about 1,000 spectators.
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James Thomas
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Thomas
Nikolai Firyubin Named Deputy Foreign Minister of USSR
The Soviet government announced the appointment of Nikolai Pavlovich Firyubin as deputy foreign minister. Formerly ambassador to Yugoslavia, he is a Communist Party veteran. his wife Ekaterina Furtseva is a leading figure in the Presidium. Firyubin will be replaced in Yugoslavia by Ivar Zarnchevsky.
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Nikolai Pavlovich Firyubin
Tie
Yugoslavia
Firyubin
Ekaterina Furtseva
Communist, I Party
Ivar Konstantinovitch Zarnchevsky
Communist Party
Soviet Union
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Satellites May Reach 2000 Miles, Says U S Researcher
Richard Tousey of the U S Naval Research Laboratory told an IGY conference that American earth satellites could soar as high as 2000 miles, 500 miles above prior estimates. The six day meeting in Washington gathers delegates from 12 nations to discuss satellite and rocket programs. Russia plans to reveal more details of its program. six satellites are planned before IGY ends in December 1958.
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Richard Tousey
U.S. Naval Research Laboratory
United States
Russia
IGY
Tousey
Naval Research Laboratory
64 000 to Get Asian Flu Shots 64 000 to Get Asian Flu Shots
Sacramento report from the State Department of Mental Hygiene states 64 000 people will receive Asian flu shots. Director Dr Marshall Porter said 47 000 patients and 17 000 workers will be inoculated.
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State Department of Mental Hygiene
Department
Marshall Porter
Goodwin J. Knight
Two Soldiers Shot in Salinas Bar. One Dies
In Salinas early today a shooting at a rain and television shop area left Corporal Morris Huff, 23, killed, and another soldier critically wounded. Jess Stout, 42, and a diverian, also wounded, were treated. Captain D. Smith identified the injured as residents of Camp Roberts. William C. Flournay, 30, who runs the local shop, admitted to firing.
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William C. Flourney
Salinas
Weyland Tours Korea on Tactical Air Command Visit
General Otto P. Weyland commander of the U S Air Force Tactical Air Command arrived in Seoul South Korea for a two day official visit meeting senior military officers and inspecting facilities during the mission
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South Korea
Otto P. Weyland
U. S. Air Force
Tactical Air Command
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