Double Threat Seen in Russia's Berlin Proposal
The article describes Gromyko presenting a plan for a German treaty within one year with Western Berlin withdrawal, or immediate withdrawal with a Russia East Germany peace treaty. Khrushchev defended the stance at a Riga rally, accusing the US of strength policy and Adenauer of guiding it.
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Berlin
Gromyko
East Germany
Herter
Nikita Khrushchev
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Riga
Latvia
Drownings in Wisconsin rescue attempt claim two children
Eleven-year-old Wesley Bedovosky of Onamia Minnesota drowned after diving into the water to rescue his younger sister Georgia who had fallen from a dock. Georgia ten also drowned during the rescue attempt on a visit to Hayward Wisconsin with their parents.
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Hayward
Wis
Wesley Bedovsky
Onamia
Minn
Georgia
Fossils Unearthed in New Jersey Study by Rutgers Scientists
In New Jersey 85 to 90 million year old snails and clams were uncovered. Rutgers University scientists are examining the fossils, shedding light on the region's ancient life.
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New Brunswick
N. J
New Jersey
Rutgers University
Suit Dismissed On Fluoridation In Clay Court
Suit dismissed on change of venue after agreement of the parties. The complaint claimed fluoride concentration would cause severe illnesses and deformities and not prevent tooth decay in those over 13, seeking to block the August fluoridation ordinance passed by the city council and vetoed by Mayor Ralph Tucker. A repeal measure remains dormant in a council committee.
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Ralph Tucker
Priest Funeral Set for Saturday in Arlington
Roy F. Priest 75 husband of U S Treasurer Ivy Baker Priest will be honored at a Latter Day Saints Chapel in Arlington Saturday. The body will be sent to Salt Lake City for burial after services. Priest died Thursday following a heart attack last Sunday.
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Roy F. Priest
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Ind
U. S
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Salt Lake City
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Fatal head-on crash near Logansport injures nine
Kris Babb eight month old daughter of Mrs. Viola Babb 24 died after a head on collision on U S 24 twelve miles west of Logansport Richard Leyder 22 of Logansport drove the car that veered to miss a turning vehicle nine others were injured including the mother A note cites an unrelated statistic that the average US family uses 788 cans a year.
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Probers Detail Indiana Racketeering Ties and Fifth Amendment Refusals
Ex prosecutor Clellan alleges police ignored anti gambling crackdowns in Lake County as Pinelli linked figures deny involvement in Gary bookie joints. Witnesses include Gruttadauro defending use of the Fifth Amendment while others discuss Century Distributing and jukebox rackets.
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Lake County
Paul Beverforden
Holovachka
John S. Larocca
Pittsburgh
Gabriel Mannerino
New Kensington
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Anthony Gruttadauro
Tony Pinelli
Illinois
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Chicago
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Rocco
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Robert Doyle
Jack Doyle
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Quiz Station Blast Suspect
A blast at a city transit station shattered 13th floor hotel windows and injured over 20 people. Investigators, including ballistics experts, searched lockers for evidence while naming an escaped mental patient as a prime suspect.
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North End
Abraham Roberts
Metropolitan Transit Authority
Theockers
Electrician Dies Struck By Live Wire Near Peru Farm
Jack Foust, 31, was electrocuted while stringing a cable into a rural home near Peru Indiana. He fell near the top of a utility pole and was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Ind
Jack Foust
Here
Truck Tangles Freeway Underpass Construction
In Tarzana California a truck trailer failed to clear a 13 foot 6 inch underpass and struck four 20 foot steel girders. The mishap caused extensive damage to the truck and an estimated one month delay in construction. Driver Tony Esparza was unharmed.
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Tarzana
Calif
Los Angeles
Tony Esparza
Land Reforms Shake Cuban Rule Rattle Sugar Sector
June 3 reports Cuba's land reform sets a 1 000 acre cap prompting U S sugar firms to brace for impact. The U S government says it supports redistribution but fears harm to Cuba and foreign investors. In Pinar del Rio tobacco farmers threaten revolt while cattle growers raise funds for a public campaign opposing parts of the law. The government presses ahead.
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U. S
Cuba
Pinar del Rio
Confessions in Trial Spotlight Stoutamire Case
The trial features four youths Patrick Scarborough Wilson Collinsworth David Beagles and Stoutamire under cross examination as the 19-year-old girl testifies she was abducted in her evening dress the night of the spring formal and raped seven times. Deputies corroborate substantial parts of her account.
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Collinsworth
Stoutamire
Patrick Scarborough
Wilson T. Collinsworth
David Beagles
Slappey
Florida
Ficer
Ollie Stoutamire
Wilson Collinsworth
W. W. Slappey
Hopkins
Joe Cooke Jr
Florida State University
Ohio Senate extends sales tax to gas dirigibles
In Columbus on June 12 the Ohio State Senate formally voted to apply the state sales tax to gas filled dirigibles. The report notes testimonies by a prosecutor and deputy about voluntary statements from four defendants and a rape case involving a black female victim and four white male suspects. The victim testified she acted under threat of weapons, and a criminology student testified to finding the victim after stopping the suspects.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State Senate
Breakfast planned at St Benedict's after Mass
A Father Son and Daughter breakfast will be held in St Benedict's School Hall after the 8 o'clock Mass on Sunday. Holy Name Society members sponsor the event and all parishioners are welcome.
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St. Benedict’s
Holy Name Society of the Church
McElroy Plans Air Defense Proposal Amid Fiscal Talks
Senate and House conferees abandon compromise on a four year aid to airports bill. A new measure would provide about 473 million dollars to fund the Interior Department and related agencies for the coming fiscal year. The House Labor Committee moves to draft labor reform legislation immediately after months of hearings.
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House
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House Labor Committee
Radar waves track smog instead of planes found useful
A Los Angeles scientist reports radar waves that cannot locate aircraft are effective for tracking smog. The finding suggests a new application for radar technology in monitoring air pollution patterns and movement.
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