Nationwide Week End Disasters Kill Dozens in Five States
A string of fatal accidents across Texas New York Washington Florida and Maine over a weekend left thirty six dead including whole families. The worst crash occurred on a sunlit Kenedy Texas highway where a head on collision killed nine people including five members of a single family. A Seattle area outing on Puget Sound claimed four adults and four children when their boat capsized off Oak Harbor. A fatal plunge near Fredericksburg Virginia killed six in a muddy roadside pond. Six youths died in a fiery two car crash near Sylvan Beach New York. Two private plane crashes near Eglin Air Force Base Florida and in Alagash Maine claimed three and two lives. Names and ages span many families across multiple cities and states.
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Open Skies plan as Dulles enters London talks
In London Dulles heads five power disarmament talks to craft an open skies plan for Europe. He will meet Stassen and UK leaders to seek a turning point in the East West arms race while confirming aerial inspection proposals and possible NATO engagement. Argentina reformists win a solid early vote lead, pro reformists appraising 65 seats to 35 for anti reformists in the 205 member assembly.
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Harold JE. Stassen
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Washington
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Iron Curtain
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What is the record of Secretary Ham Phrey leaving the cabinet
Today's editorial page surveys the record of Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey in Ike's cabinet over the last four years. It analyzes the impact of his policies and predicts how his departure might shape fiscal directions. The piece references the Marquis Chi e report and notes sections on letters radio TV and sports in the edition.
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General Motors agrees to GAO access defense records
Washington reports General Motors Corp will permit GAO access to all books and records tied to defense contracts. Rep Hebert says the House Armed Services subcommittee may require Harlow Curhee to testify. GM had resisted GAO requests for records on the Tadillac division, now reversed. Oneida County crash leaves several injured and multiple dead in a two car head on collision near Utica.
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Utica
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Unclear telegram hints at pet dachshund and hotel mix up
fragmented note from Chicago to Hebert and Curtice mentions a dog named Hans and a sleeping basket in the Del Prado Hotel. Goetzinger references a dachshund event tied to a four page letter and a reply to the GAD. Earthquake in Mexico City interrupts reports.
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Northern Democrats Defect on Civil Rights Battle
Washington reports civil rights forces press to halt northern Democratic defections as debate centers on a jury trial amendment. Most Democrats back the measure, with a vote expected by midweek and expectations of a close outcome.
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O'Mahoney
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West Germany resists unity pledge amid arms pact talks
In a fluid campaign scene, West German leaders refuse to abandon unity with the United States and Britain, pledging not to join a European security framework. A station fire delays trains for hours as officials debate reunification andWest German policy amid Atlantic alliance tensions.
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Two-Inch Rainfall Breaks Drought Floods Streets
A violent morning thunderstorm drenched Syracuse with over two inches of rain, causing power outages, street flooding, and several fires from lightning. The Hancock Weather Bureau logged 2.48 inches in six hours, boosting July’s total to 1.22 inches above normal, as winds gusted up to 30 miles per hour and clouds burst between 8:15 and 8:30 a.m. The storm broke a long drought that threatened crops across much of the state.
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Mexico City Quake Kills 43 as City Burns
A major quake that shook central Mexico killed 43 people and left more than 500 seriously injured with eight million dollars in damage. About 32 bodies were recovered in Mexico City and 11 in Guerrero with hundreds missing. The tremor, felt from Mexico City to Acapulco, struck at 2:40 a.m. and sent seismographs into frantic activity. A Brooklyn tourist was among the injured.
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