The Soviet Challenge An Appraisal of Russia's Strength
A profile of Bulganin and Mikoyan shows a new Kremlin ease and dialogue among top leaders. The piece contrasts Stalin era paranoia with current collaborative conduct, noting political significance beyond the Kremlin. It references Kruschev's 20th Party Congress and upcoming continued discussion on pages.
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Japanese election stalls rearmament push in Diet
In nationwide polls the Socialist Party surged to apparent victory over the Conservative plans to revise the MacArthur era no-war constitution. With 73 prefectures reporting, Democratic-Liberals led by 41 percent, Socialists near 28 percent, Independents four, Communists one, signaling a shift toward blocking a two-thirds majority. Final results expected early Tuesday.
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France Endures Heat Wave With Storms Across Paris
Paris swelters through a third day of heat with temperatures around high figures while Cannes stays cooler. Violent afternoon thunderstorms brought brief relief before the sun returned hotter, signaling a stormy pattern.
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Harriman to Study Tighter Tractor-Trailer Safety Rules
Governor Harriman called a July 5 Albany conference with state officials and trucking industry reps to consider stronger safety controls for tractor trailer units described as particularly dangerous. The move follows three fatal crashes in June involving a tractor trailer, including two with multiple deaths, and reviews of driver records and vehicle defects. Proposals include licensing standards, on board speed record devices, and stricter penalties, with legislation needed for most changes.
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Quakes and tidal waves strike Aegean Islands killing dozens
News from Karachi reports Nixon railing at Nehru over Soviet aid while Greek islands endure a deadly quake and tsunami. Thera Ios Crete Samos Kalymnos all suffer heavy damage and loss as power lines fail and monasteries are struck. Residual relief efforts begin for at least dozens killed and many missing.
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Mixed-up Weather and Cold Snap Forecast for Five Days
In Hancock Field forecast chief Andy Keller predicts a cool spell with light showers tonight lowering to 58 and a continued cool trend for the next five days. The outlook includes a fair tomorrow with limited warmth and ongoing coolness across the region, while other wires report political and global events in brief alongside local weather notes.
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Mother waits in vain for kidnapper contact in Queens
The mother of 32 day old Peter Weinberger made a second failed attempt to meet the alleged kidnapper Sunday night. Betty Weinberger sat for over an hour in a car on a Queens street near a tavern from which two men allegedly telephoned the Weinberger home hours later. Police said two men were taken into custody for questioning after an alert telephone operator heard part of their conversation. The case remains unsettled as detectives weigh charges and possible Nassau County involvement.
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New York Weekend Toll Kills 29 In Crashes And Drownings
A weekend toll in New York State reports 29 fatalities from small plane crashes, traffic wrecks, and drownings. Among the dead are Samuel Booth of Paoli and Lt. Col. Frank Spier, killed in separate aircraft accidents near Hempstead Harbor and Dunkirk. The weekend span ran from Friday afternoon to Sunday night, with 19 traffic deaths, seven drownings, and one shooting-related fatality.
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Dunkirk
Today’s Chuckle: Country Hauler’s Clever Statement
A country boy paid for a hauling job is delayed until he submits a statement. He replies with a wry calculation: three goes and three come backs at four bits per cent. The quip captures frontier humor with a math twist and a punch line on payment.
House Approves Compromise Foreign Aid Bill
The House approved a $4,014,575,000 foreign economic and military aid program for the next year, about 900 million below President Eisenhower’s request. The measure passed on a voice vote amid party uncertainties over further cuts and a possible presidential appeal to influence a later $3.4 billion appropriation bill.
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Driver Denies Drunk Charge In Police Court
Tuchman of 216 Collingwood Ave pleaded to 10 charges of driving while intoxicated and dangerous driving in Police Court today. His case was postponed until July 24 with bail set at 1000 dollars. Hickman was arrested Saturday night at W Genesee and Franklin Streets by Patrolman Frank Montaldo.
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Coffins Lined Up For Air Crash Burial
Sixty seven coffins rest in Magstaf Cemetery as a mass burial is planned for victims of the air crash. Eight of the dead were identified among 12 aboard the flight, with several families and relatives present. Damaged home and hospital stays noted.
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