Four Hamburg Teens Die In Rainy Highway Crash
In Hamburg Arkansas four teenage girls died when their car struck a refrigerator truck on U S Highway 82. Kay Carver and Fay Henderson plus Myrtle Bunn and Jimmie Nell Ruff were seniors headed to a school banquet. driver Henderson survived as wreckage cleared.
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Hamburg
Ark
Kay Carver
Weyéde
Hamburg High School
Myrtle Bunn
Jimmie Nell Ruff
Fay Henderson
Miss Henderson
Helen Blocker
Crossett
Miss Carver
Blocker
Jessie Harralson
Waco
Tex
B. A. Courson
Courson
S. P. Portis
Portis
Kay
Charles Graham
Oo Portis
Newspaper Aids Science Pupils in Adirondack Region
The Pearl Harbor Day edition of the Adirondack Daily Enterprise raised 2005 toward science scholarships in Saranac Lake and Lake Placid. Ninety three business firms placed ads in the 16 page issue, the largest printed. The paper gave 1740 to Saranac Lake Board of Education and 265 to Lake Placid board for scholarships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saranac Lake
Pearl Harbor
Adirondack Daily Enterprise
Lake Placid
Enterprise
Trains Collide at Pennsylvania Station Injures Four
A Cleveland railway locomotive sideswiped an empty train entering Pennsylvania Station in New York at 8:15 a.m. The Clevelander, inbound from Cleveland with 106 passengers, stayed upright while its locomotive and two cars derailed. Four persons suffered minor injuries.
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New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Clevelander
Pennsylvania Station
Cleveland
Term Suspended On Ex City Clerk In Buffalo Case
Former City Clerk Steve Yeager received a suspended sentence of 1 to 3 years in Attica State Prison after a retrial conviction for illegal registration in 1956 in Buffalo after moving to Depw. Judge Manguso praised his conduct and said imprisonment or probation was unnecessary.
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Buffalo
Steve Yeager
Attica State Prison
Depew
Anthony Manguso
Yeager
Actor Can't Kick He's Guest of City
Los Angeles actor Anthony Franciosa will be the guest of the city for 10 days starting next Friday after he kicked a newspaper photographer. A jail term was set following Municipal Judge Mark Brandler denying a motion to modify his June 19 sentence for assault: 10 days, a $250 fine, two years probation. Franciosa, 29, allegedly kicked photographer Bill Walker of the Evening Herald Express after Walker snapped a photo of Franciosa and Shelley Winters, 35, his wife.
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Los Angeles
Anthony Franciosa
Mark Brandler
Franciosa
Bill Walker
Evening Herald-Express
Shelley Winters
Reaction to Vanguard set back in space race worldwide
World reaction to the Vanguard setback spread from Washington to Tokyo and London. Politicians and scientists, including Dr Vibul Thamavit, Dr Shoji Kochi, and Khrushchev, weighed in on the failure and its impact on NATO, public morale, and future launches.
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Vibul Thamavit
Social Administration
Bangkok
Thamasat University
Tokyo
Russia
U. S
Shoji Kochi
Nixon prioritizes security over budget in speech
Vice President Nixon told 1,800 industrialists at a National Association of Manufacturers dinner that security comes first if a choice must be made between a balanced budget and defense. He said the United States is stronger than the Soviet Union militarily but must match its nonmilitary efforts in economy and information programs. He urged continued mutual security aid totaling 3.9 billion dollars for the next fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nixon
Eisenhower
Association
Vanguard
Florida
United States
Free World
Soviet Union
Guard
C. H. Schooley
Defense Department
Army
Navy
Walsh
South Pole Post Office Feeds Joking Postmaster Confusion
United States postmasters at McMurdo report families say letters addressed to the South Pole are being refused. One worker reportedly claimed there is no such station, while others confirm the Amundsen Scott station exists and letters should be handled.
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Mcmurdo
Antarctica
U.S
South Pole
Amundsen- Scott Station
Dahlberg urges massive reconciliation for world peace
Rev Edwin T Dahlberg new president of the National Council of Churches calls for massive reconciliation over retaliation driven crisis. He stresses deeds over words and urges feeding the hungry as a priority alongside spiritual renewal. Dahlberg is the first Baptist to head the interdenominational council.
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George W. Cornell
ST. Louis
National Council of Churches
Edwin T. Dahlberg
Sputnik
Church
Dr. Dahlberg
Council of Church
Utica Extends Free Parking To Christmas
Mayor John T. Mc Kennan ordered free parking in metered zones downtown and at three municipal lots from Monday through Christmas. The gesture, running two weeks, is expected to cost about 8000 dollars in lost meter revenue.
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Utica
John T. McKennan
Greek Students Riot in Nicosia Over Cyprus Union Support
In Nicosia Cyprus security police used teargas and clubs to disperse Greek students protesting for Cyprus to join Greece. Rioters shouted for the Eoka underground and Archbishop Makarzios as news spread that the United Nations would address the Cyprus question.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
INS
Union of
Greece
United Nations
Eoka
Makarzios
Christmas trees lit on McGregor meters lose bulbs
Hopes rose that downtown parking meters would showcase 18 Christmas trees placed by the Chamber of Commerce. On the first night, 100 light bulbs vanished from the trees, sparking concern and calls for notice.
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Mcgregor, Tex
Chamber of Commerce
Jury Told To Try Again In Washington Case
A jury in Washington on the case of John Joseph Frank, charged with acting as an agent of the Dominican Republic and Generalissimo Rafael Trujillo without DOJ registration, was given the weekend off and ordered to resume Monday to seek a verdict after signaling a hopeless deadlock. Foreman Daniel M. Hale led the note noting no possibility of a unanimous decision.
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Washington
John Joseph Frank
Frank
FBI
Dominican Republic
Rafael Trujillo
Justice Department
Jamés R. Kirkland
Ten Week Old Kenneth Ditty Gets Haircut
Kenneth Ditty at ten weeks old has his long hair trimmed amid concern from family and doctors who warned hair loss would occur but did not. The haircut was performed by his mother as a response to the issue.
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San Francisco
Kenneth Ditty
Kenneth
Dead Dog Leads to Detroit Jewel Heist Loot Found
Detroit police and FBI tied a dead dog search to a half million dollars in stolen diamonds unearthed in a Detroit yard. Stanley Novak and Thomas Nowoselski admitted involvement in the Max Monderer robbery after Monderer identified Novak in the lobby attack.
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Detroit
INS
FBI
Stanley Novak
Thomas N. Nowoselski
Philip F. de Palma
New York
Max Monderer
Monderer
Pentagon faces questions over firing information policy
Defense officials dispute who authorized keeping newsmen posted on rocket firing times at the site. Snyder says White House set wraps-off policy for non military satellite programs in 1955. He notes the base is highly visible and asserts no firing has gone unobserved.
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Defense Department
Herschel Schooley
Snyder
Schooley
White House
Goldfish Bowl
Private pilot seeks first satellite flight to boost altitude record
Chicago report notes William Sal Jee, 34, a private pilot with no flight above 12,000 feet, announced on Friday his desire to fly in the first satellite mission to raise his altitude record.
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Chicago
William Sal‘Jee
New York Education Debate Over Central Campus Proposal
Education Commissioner James E. Allen Jr was in Cleveland for a conference and unavailable for comment. De Kiewier and Furnas argued against a centralized New York campus, warning it could drain existing colleges and miss history. They urged expanding the Regents scholarship program, new graduate fellowships, and direct state grants to colleges. The report by Dr. Theodore C. Blegen prompted this split view at a two day meeting with 60 private colleges and 85 colleges and universities represented.
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James E. Allen Jr
Cleveland
Ohio
John F. Brosnan
State Board of Regents
Association of Colleges and Universities of
State of New York
Commission
Association of Colleges and Universities
de Kiewier
Albany
State University
Theodore C. Blegen
Graduate School
University of Minnesota
Research Foundation
State Education Department
Board of Regents
Rochester
New York
Michigan
Minnesota
Clifford C. Furnas
University of Buffalo
Mewsmen
Central State University
Association
Doing Good Turn Costs Man 107 Dollars
Isaac Gripper, 34, a Buffalo steel worker, cashed a $107 paycheck then helped push an automobile. A third man appeared with a gun, and the trio robbed him of his cash and fled. The incident occurred after he left a bank yesterday.
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Buffalo
Isaac Gripper
Gripper
Bootlegger Zito pays long overdue 1931 fine in court
Springfield Illinois Frank Zito 64 paid the remaining 9 050 cashier's check to settle a 1931 prohibition fine after being rounded up with other hoodlums at a New York convention. His 1931 sentence included a 10 000 dollar fine and two years in prison. Zito is listed unemployed though his wife and sister in law own Modern Distrib Co in Springfield.
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Springfield
Frank Zito
New York
Zito
Robert Heckenkamp
U.S. District Court
Apalachin, N
Modern Distributing Co
Vanguard rocket failure prompts resumption of tests
Navy and contractors analyze the Vanguard mishap at Cape Canaveral where the 72 foot rocket burned out without injuries. Officials state the failure was mechanical not design related and testing will resume with two miniature satellites before March launches.
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Cape Canaveral
Vanguard
Hagen
Navy
Martin Co
Jakarta labor seizures of Dutch banks stun government
Indonesian workers seize the three largest Dutch banks in downtown Jakarta amid a government ban on unauthorised seizures. Reports say Dutch libraries and diplomatic mission libraries were also taken. The government orders most of 46,000 Dutch residents to leave, with property stays uncertain as officials warn against evictions and property transfers.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
West New Guinea
Netherlands
Jusuf Suwondho
KLM
Royal Dutch
KLAT
Djunda
Sumatra
Java
Surabaya
East Java
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Associated Press
London
Grim
Senate Armed Services
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Hubert
Humphrey
Daily Express
Britain
Manchester Guardian
Paris
Missire
Nikita $. Khrushchev
A. C. B. Lovell
Jodrell Bank Radio Telescope
Chuji Tsuboi
America
Leo Zanssen
Peenemuende
F. U. Staats
German Rocket Research Association
Europe
John E. Moss D
Calif
House
Government Information Subcommittee
P.O
Rev. Dahlberg
Novak
de Palma
William Wrathell
Melvin Backman
Albert Langtry
Pentagon
Educational
Pace One
Blegen
Iagd
Salina ST
LM Cs Ou
Christian Science
Lowell F. Kennett
Louisville, Kentucky
The
Mother Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
Syracuse
East
Jefferson Street
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