Wisconsin Train Crash Injures 59 Near Kenosha
A Milwaukee Road passenger train collided with a standing freight near Truesdale Wisconsin injuring 59, none critically. The diesel engine overturned, cars derailed or tilted, and wreckage stretched along 250 feet. Engineer Charles Gust said speed was about 90 mph. Interstate Commerce Commission investigators were sent to the scene.
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Kenosha
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Milwaukee Road
Wisconsin
Truesdall
Milwaukee
Charles Gust
Interstate Commerce Commission
Laos Regime Still Shaky Ahead of Civil Strife
Prince Souphanouvong, leader of the Pathet Lao, warned that Laos remains unstable as the coalition government risks collapse. He attributed the danger to United States influence, saying the conflict threatens regional peace. The remarks marked the first anniversary of the Geneva backed neutralist coalition.
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Vientiane
Laos
Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao
Southeast Asia
Peking
New China News Agency
Police Briefs From Murphysboro Fines for Yielding Violations
Nellie M Davis of De Soto was fined 10 dollars including costs by Justice Jim Bob Kerley after a ticket from Officer Dean Berger for failure to yield right of way. Ronald R Schemonia of Rt 3 Murphysboro was fined 15 dollars including costs by Justice Bob Kerley on a ticket from Officer Bill Vincent for failing to yield right of way.
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Murphysboro
Nellie ‘M. ' Davis
de Soto
Justice of Peace
Jim Bob Kerley
Dean Berger
Ronald R
Schemonia
Rt. 3
Justice of ‘Peace
Bob Kerley
Bill Vincent
Slit Skirt Leads to Unemployment Claim Win
Miss Trudy Tavares was hired as a cocktail lounge waitress at San Francisco International Airport. She wore a Chinese dress with a revealing slit and a slip underneath. She was fired for refusing to discard the slip. The California Unemployment Appeals board ruled she is entitled to unemployment compensation, citing insubordination caused by the risque attire.
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San Francisco
Trudy Tavares
San Francisco’ International Airport
California Unemployment Appeals ' Board
Miss Tavares
Donald Gilson
Cycle Stolen From Charles Cutrell Residence
A 1961 red and white Harley Davidson motorcycle was taken from the Charles Cutrell residence in Energy early Saturday. Cutrell estimated the theft occurred about 3 40 a m, noting the noise of the bike starting woke neighbors.
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Charles Cutrell
Cutrell
Soviets Toss Out Three Chinese Officials In Dispute
Western diplomats report Moscow expelled three Chinese embassy staff amid a Kremlin led rift over Khrushchev policy and talks. The move follows indications of Beijing recalls and a cooling of Sino Soviet ideological feuds.
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Moscow
Foreign Ministry
Kremlin
Nese
Reinhold
China
Soviet Union
Mos
Khirushchev
Peking
Election fragments hint at policy battles and death penalty debate
Fragmentary OCR hints at a political contest with references to McCarthy, best legislation, and death penalty. Contextual clues imply a yearlong election discourse on criminal justice measures and party positions, alongside vague mentions of abstaining or devotion to legislative actions.
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McCarthy
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