Buckley outlines future highway ideas at Michigan conference
P J Buckley chief engineer of the Automotive Safety Foundation highway division spoke at a University of transportation conference in Arbor Michigan describing future concepts such as separate speed lanes and bridge removal for disabled vehicles. Edward J. O Tool e 34 of Nampa drove a cement truck off a soft shoulder yesterday and fell 80 feet into the Payette River, escaping with minor injuries.
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J. Paul Buckley
The
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University of An
Banks
Edward J. O'Toole
Nampa
Payette
French administrator fires nine Moroccan officials in Morocco
Rabat dispatch reports Gilbert Grandvaly, newly appointed resident general, dismissed nine French administrative officers saying those tied to the old policy were unsuitable. The move comes as he aims to ease French control and curb terrorism after arriving in Rabat six days ago.
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Rabat
Morocco
Sade Oreece
Gilbert Grandvall
Paris
Car Flips After Street Buckles On Galveston Seafront
Anthony Parino and his wife were injured when a Galveston street buckled in the heat causing Parino to lose control and flip his car. Officers attributed the buckle to pavement expansion in high afternoon temperatures.
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Galveston
Tex
Anthony Parino
Paring
Professor Sharpe develops nicotine-reducing cigarette filter
San Luis Obispo California professor Norman Sharpe says his homemade holder can remove more than 95 percent of a cigarette’s nicotine. He notes commercial potential is limited since the device also removes smoke and taste.
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San Luis Obispo, Calif
Norman Sharpe
California State Polytechnic College
Siesta Key Association Backs Rogero Bridge Idea
Siesta Key Association directors approve in principle the Rogero bridge plan, but tie acceptance to solving two key issues: limited two lane Siesta Key Bridge capacity and the one lane Stickney Point Bridge inadequacy. They want a hearing with State Road Board member Al Rogero and County Chairman Albert Carson before final action.
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Sarasota
Siesta Key Assn
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Stickney Point
State Road Board
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Sarasota County
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Lido Keys
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Loio Keys
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Naramore
Big Pass
Board of County Commissioners
Eleven Die As Air Force Tanker Crashes Near Merced
In Merced County California an Air Force four engine tanker crashed after takeoff from Castle AFB near Merced. Eleven crewmen perished with no survivors as fire engulfed the grain field. The plane was on a routine refueling mission and explosives detonated on impact near Cressey.
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Calif
Castle Air Force Base
Here
Castle Afb
Seven American boys killed in Banff avalanche tragedy
Seven teenage climbers died in an avalanche on Mt Temple in the Canadian Rockies near Banff. Two others were seriously injured while two escaped with bruises as rescue crews reached the scene. The victims included Richard and James Balls both 13 from Philadelphia, William Wise 15 from Souderton, William Watts 16 from Whitemarsh, Miles Marble 12 from Collegeville, David Chapin 15 from Stamford, and Luther Seddon 13 from St. Louis.
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Canada
Canadian Rockies
Mt. Temple
Richard and
James Balls
Philadelphia
William Wise
Souderton
William Watts
Whitemarsh
Miles Marble
Collegeville Pa
David Chapin
Stamford, Conn
Luther Seddon
St. Louis
Question at Communist meeting about unemployment checks after overthrow
During a debate at a communist meeting a comrade rose to ask the presiding officer what would happen to his unemployment compensation checks if the government were overthrown. The remark underscored fears about social welfare amid political upheaval.
President Opposes Asia Commitments at Geneva Meeting
Sen. Humphrey lauds Eisenhower for no commitments on Asia at Geneva. He warns against letting the Soviet Union broker Asian deals and calls for Asians to have a voice. Dulles heads to Paris to align Western strategy before the Big Four talks. Eisenhower travels to Geneva after a national broadcast.
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Asia
Senate
Lations Committee
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Korea
Viet Nam
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Paris
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Money Men Back in Jail
Two masked with silence in jail on suspicions of robbery and murder, Frank Ellsworth and Ray Wilson are traced in Omaha and Las Vegas as authorities pursue $87,000 in $100 bills linked to a Fourth of July Philadelphia hotel death. Ellsworth, 36, Omaha resident. Wilson, 33, Tulsa native.
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Las Vegas
Frank Ellsworth
Ray Wilson
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Tulsa
Okla
Lulubel Hagar Rossman
Philadelphia
Soviet Proposals for Stepwise German Reunification
The Soviet Union called for a gradual path to German unity within an all European security system. It rejected Western linking of a unified Germany to NATO and warned against joining the Warsaw Pact. A Geneva summit looms as Moscow favors collective security over immediate reunification.
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Europe
Tass
Geneva
Ity
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Ruth Ellis hanged for Easter Sunday murder in London
Ruth Ellis, 28, a divorcee and mother of two, was executed at Holloway Prison for the murder of her lover David Blakely. The case revived Britain’s capital punishment controversy as crowds witnessed the hanging and officials displayed the death notice.
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London
Ruth Ellis
Britain
Holloway
Albert Pierrepoint
Ruth
Florida legislature awaits Supreme Court reapportionment ruling
In Tallahassee the Legislature waits for a possible Supreme Court advisory opinion on Gov. Collins authority to veto a reapportionment bill. The Senate and House debated adjournment while Collins argued the issue is a veto matter, with the bill drawing district changes including the split of Sarasota and Manatee.
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Supreme Court
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High Court
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Rep. Knight
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Dade County
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Monroe
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Manatee
Mrs Hobby Quits Post In Welfare
Mrs Oveta Culp Hobby resigns as secretary of welfare effective August 1. President Eisenhower names Marion B Folsom to succeed her, praising Hobby at a public news conference. The resignation follows long anticipated plans as the White House releases correspondence after the ceremony.
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Oveta Culp Hobby
Welfare
Eisenhower
Marion B. Folsom
the Treasury
Mrs. Hobby
Geneva
Oveta
French Endorses Disarmament Plan for Development Effort
Paris reports the French government endorsed a disarmament plus development plan and authorized Premier Edgar Faure to present it at the Geneva Big Four summit. After a cabinet meeting with President Rene Coty, Yaure and Foreign Minister Antoine Pinay drafted a scheme to redirect armament savings to underdeveloped regions.
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Paris
Edgar Faure
Geneva
Rene Coty
Yaure
Antoine Pinay
Nehru Returns Home to Riotous Welcome
Prime Minister Nehru arrived in New Delhi to a riotous reception as diplomats gathered at the airport to greet him. The event marked a dramatic homecoming after his travels, signaling strong domestic and diplomatic attention.
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Nehru
New Delhi
India
Reds Free U S Soldier From German-Czech Border
U S Army sergeant Walter T. Winter of Philadelphia was released by Communist Czechoslovakia after 39 days in custody while on a sightseeing trip near the West German Czech border. Czech border police handed him to West German guards who then turned him over to U S Army Intelligence. He wore the same civilian suit and carried his movie camera when released.
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Waidhaus
Germany
Czechoslovakia
U. S. Army
Walter T. Winter
Philadelphia
Winter
Bavaria
Weather Forecast Echoes Longfellow Theme
Minnie Mermaid invokes Henry Wadsworth Longfellow to frame a Thursday weather forecast. The poem mentions the moon waxing and waning as mist and clouds gather, shaping a moody meteorological preview.
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Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Minnie Mermaid
Weather Outlook For Sarasota And Florida Coast
Partly cloudy with scattered afternoon thunder showers through tomorrow in the Sarasota area. Florida-wide, partly cloudy through Thursday with some showers and thundershowers along the southeast coast and keys and inland later in the day. Highs 85 to 95, lows 71 to 75 with southwest winds. Read Herb Stolander's fishing column for tides and almanac.
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Keys
Herb Stolander
Tides and Almanac
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