Japan Faces Political Crisis Over U S Atomic Aid
Tokyo notes a crisis as premier Hatoyama confronts a likely overthrow amid debates over rearmament and constitutional revision while the United States plans atomic aid to Okinawa Japan. Public war memories color support for the defense council and amid looming Hiroshima anniversary.
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Japan
United States
Ichiro “Hatoyama
Okinawa
Hatoyama
Hiroshima
Shigeru Yoshida
Nagasaki
Weather Across Five Counties Faces Severe Conditions
From Page One Daniel J Carey reports five counties in bad shape but not critical. Harriman's arrival in New York City is planned tonight. Jamestown bans non essential water use as artesian wells drop. Adirondacks and Catskills report seven fires with one near Speculator deemed dangerous. Temperatures reach 106 degrees statewide with a 97.5 degree high at LaGuardia. Isolated showers expected with less than a quarter inch rain possible in western counties.
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Daniel J. Carey
Carey
Harriman
New York
Samuel A. Stroth
Jamestown
Erie County
Stroth
Adirondacks
Catskills
Long Pond Mountain
Speculator
Forest Rangers
LaGuardia’ Airport
Battery
Hempstead
Poughkeepsie
Newburgh
Buffalo
Syracuse
Elmira
Albany
Watertown
Rochster
Rome
Glens Falls
Weather Bureau
Bulgaria Page One Security Measures Mentioned
A brief note on Bulgaria discussing the need to protect the country’s security. The article outlines government concern over threats and the desire to safeguard national stability and safety.
Train Kills Baby as Family Seeks Aid in Israel
In Mason City a 4 month old Sandra Kay Shropshire was struck on railroad tracks. The infant survived with brain injuries. Bulgarian officials reported an Israeli airliner crash killing 58 after being pursued and forced to ground. The story mentions compensation talks and casualty repatriation plans.
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Mason City
Iowa
Sandra Kay Shropshire
Israel
Iihe
Yugoslavia
Petrich
Istanbul
Sofia
Bulgaria
Call for 259000 troops to withdraw Japan occupation
The speech urges an army navy and air force totaling 259000 to be activated then the Jabt United States forces will be pulled out, allowing Japanese people to breathe easier.
Judge Convicts Youth for Drunk Driving in Texarkana Yard
Albert A. Wheeler, 23, was convicted in Municipal Court of driving while intoxicated. The sole witness, Ted Goldman, testified Wheeler drove into Goldman's yard at night. Acting Judge Gene Rowlette fined Wheeler 55.25 dollars after Goldman disqualified himself because it was his yard.
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Texarkana
Tex
Albert A. Wheeler
Ted Goldman
Wheeler
Gene. Rowlette
Avolette
Farm to City Balance Reverses Over a Century
A century ago six farmers sustained one city resident while today the ratio flips to roughly six urban workers per rural resident, reflecting broad shifts in agricultural and urban economies across the United States.
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United States
Heat Victim Dies In Truck Crash
A 62 year old farmer James W Holcomb died after heat prostration caused his pickup to crash into a fence post. Coroner Dr. James M Happel ruled a broken neck as the cause of death.
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Great Valley
James W.holcomb
James M. Happel
Cattarraugus
Holcomb
Priests Reported Freed by Czechs
The Catholic News Agency said many Czechoslovakian priests have been released from prison in recent weeks but are forbidden to say Mass. Churches remain crowded with worshippers despite communist restrictions.
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Vienna
INS
Ylhe
Czechoslovakia
How to Free a Stuck Door Key in a Lock
If a door key sticks in a lock it can be freed by rubbing it with a soft lead pencil. The graphite acts as a dry lubricant reducing friction and easing movement. This simple trick is quick and inexpensive for common lock issues.
Moon Trip Before 2000
American scientist Frederick C Durant predicts man will land on the moon by century’s end. Speaking at the 6th International Astronautical Congress in Copenhagen he cites an unmanned satellite launch in 1957 58 and envisions a mars return and lunar orbit flights. Delegates from 18 nations attend as Soviet observers listen.
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Copenhagen
Frederick C. Durant
Durant
Lexington
Mass
International Astronautical Congress
Whites House
America
International Astronautical Federation
Earth
Bicyclist Raymond Fiegl, 8, Fatally Struck Near Amherst
Eight year old Raymond Fiegl died after an automobile struck him while he rode his bicycle near his Amherst home. The incident occurred last night in a suburban area, leaving the community in shock.
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Buffalo
Raymond Fiegl
Amherst
Five Children Drown in Farm Pond Near Kannapolis
Five children, four from one family, drowned in a farm pond near Kannapolis North Carolina. They had just moved in with relatives and were wading while parents unpacked. Names include Gloria Jean Ervin 6 Janet 7 Milton Lee 1 Ray 8 and Ronald Page 10.
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Kannapolis
N.C
Gloria Jean
Ervin
George
Ronald Page
Janet
Milton
Lee
Ray
Houston Page
Heat wave fuels record U S electric power output
Experts say drafts and chilling do not cause colds while a heat wave pushed U S power production to a record 10 727 000 000 kWh last week. Edison Electric Institute cited heavy use of air conditioning and refrigeration as a major factor in the surge.
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New York
United States
Edison ‘Electric Institute
St Pauls Church Glass Memorial in Stevens Point Wis
A stained glass memorial window at St Pauls Methodist Church Stevens Point Wisconsin recalls a old locomotive gift from local railroaders. Monticello auction details recount a 1889 firehouse sale where Jack Morantz bought the property for 51000 after a fire. Panama's tribes and colonials noted with brief regional contrast.
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St. Paul's Methodist
Stevens’ Point
Wis
Monticello
Jack Moriants
Morantz
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Charles M. McCann
United ‘Press
Bealt
H Harriman
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Bond
Kentucky
W. Harper Distilling Company
Louisville, Kentucky
Helener Rubin
Hélena Rubinstein
Edwards Cosmetic Dept
Edwards
Ay Triee
Charee O
Helena Rubinstein
Helang
Rubinsts
The
Rubinsifit
Frigidaire
Clark ‘Music Co
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Panama
Colon
Panama City
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Walter D. Lemp
Brannock
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