Tanker Hits Fish Boat Kept Going Off Cape Cod
A collision 12 miles off Cape Cod involved the tanker Jamestown and fishing vessel Yankee. The Jamestown continued on while Captain Duarte and his crew fought to keep the Yankee afloat and reach Provincetown port. Coast Guard alerted the tanker two hours after the crash.
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Rockefeller hints at future, not closing the door
The report notes Rockefeller keeps the door open to future campaigns while Hall contemplates a run. GOP leaders hope a Rockefeller or Hall could be persuaded to seek the Senate seat in place of retiring Irving M. Ives, but both deny interest. State chairman Morhouse is sharing internal polls with county leaders as he travels Central and upstate districts.
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Russia reports record tourist exchanges with world
Pravda says 716000 Soviet citizens traveled abroad last year and 550000 foreigners visited the Soviet Union, both figures setting all time records for exchanges. The Communist Party newspaper notes the surge reflects rising international contact.
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Bridegroom Dies at Altar in San Diego Church
Fred Pineda, 32, a civilian worker at the San Diego Naval Air Station, collapsed while kneeling at the altar beside his bride to be Maria Valdez Millan, 22, in Ti juana's Immaculate Conception church. He died two hours later. his parents witnessed the ceremony.
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Girl Heroine Dies Saving Children After Stove Blast
Saint Godefroi Que June 9 AP Gratia Huard 19-year-old babysitter rescued two Bourgadas children from a house explosion but reentered for belongings and was overcome by smoke and asphyxiated.
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Japs Indict Crowley In Death of Jones
Joseph P. Crowley of New Haven Conn is indicted in Tokyo for the death of his brother in law and partner Thomas Albert Dwight Jones Sr The charge accuses him of inflicting fatal bodily injuries while intoxicated with trials set by the Tokyo District Court and no jury involved The indictment notes a May 6 hotel suite incident and a death attributed to cerebral hemorrhage after Jones was found injured early May 8.
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Five Youths Die In Collision With Stopped Truck
ST. GERMAINE STATION Quebec UPI reports five young people in their 20s were killed when their car crashed into the rear of a truck stopped for a traffic violation. Police said they were killed almost instantly.
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Rogers Sees Soviet Threat at Colgate University
Attorney General William P. Rogers told Colgate graduates that Americans should drop the phrase peaceful coexistence with Russia as misleading. He warned of total competition with communism in all areas and said the nation is aligning its foreign policy through trade and aid to confront the strain. Colgate awarded him an honorary Civil Law degree.
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Pilots Bail Out As Jets Crash In Flight Near Manchester
Two FS86L jets of the Air National Guard developed engine trouble during a training flight and the pilots bailed out before the aircraft crashed in swamp land near Manchester. Second Lt. Peter Gulick 25 of Hanover New Hampshire sustained a minor back injury as both planes landed away from homes.
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Hanover
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Grenier Air Air Force Base
Panama Canal Traffic Hit By Lock Floor Crack
Concrete floor of the Pedro Miguel Locks cracked and buckled forcing reduced traffic. About 4,000 square feet of the east lock floor must be replaced and repairs will take three weeks. West lock to reopen for two way traffic by Wednesday.
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Suzy Parker Survives Crash as Father Killed
In St Augustine Florida 25 year old actress Suzy Parker escaped serious facial injuries after a train collision with a car her father George Lofton Parker 60 died in the crash Parker married to Pierre Lasalle of New York City arrived to be with her at the hospital which was treating her for multiple injuries Doctors said she would remain hospitalized for weeks and she had previously acted in films including Kiss Them for Me and 10 North Frederick
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Old Fort Niagara Through French British and American Service
The fort’s long history is outlined as it served under three flags French British and American across centuries of frontier defense and regional change.
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Niagara
Allied De Honored By Japan at Kyoto Memorial
A marble monument for Allied soldiers who died in World War II on Japanese soil was unveiled at Kyoto near Kwannon. About 200 Buddhist monks prayed as the white marble table honoring 48,148 dead, including 10,020 Americans, stood inside the 80 foot statue base. Industrialist Hirosuke Ishikawa and associates funded the million dollar memorial for eternal peace.
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Grand Canyon Fall Kills Man
A 45 year old motel clerk named Donald Mark died after plunging several hundred feet from the Grand Canyon south rim in front of 75 tourists. Park officials said he slipped while jumping between stones and fell to his death. Mark, formerly of Prescott, had worked at the motel about six months.
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Donald Mark
John McLaughlin
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6th Fleet Trains for Rescue Missions Off Turkey
U S forces in the Mediterranean assemble off Dikili near Lesbos to rehearse rescuing Americans amid Middle East tensions. The reinforced 6th Fleet includes 18 ships and 1,800 Marines with Des Moines and Salem providing gunfire support and Saratoga Essex and Wasp carriers supplying air cover and helicopters for amphibious landings.
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Dikili
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Middle East
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Coast exercise near Greek and Turkish ports described
Report notes a naval exercise within a 25 mile radius involving artillery planes and gunfire. The fleet sails for about a day, with forces from the area near Lebanon preparing to join.
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