Truck Fire Fatality Near Lewis Claims Borden Employee
Raymond Lee Jr., 29, of Jasonville, died in a refrigerated milk truck blaze after a crash on State Road 246 near Lewis Indiana. State police say he drifted asleep at the wheel and struck a bridge abutment. firemen battled the blaze for over two hours before removing the victim.
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Raymond Lee, Jr
Jasonville
Lewis
Ind
Lee
Borden Pure Milk Company
Bennie Kiburis
Farmersburg
Terre Haute
Fiddler and Wood Funeral
McClannahan Funeral Home
NATO Chief Says Soviet Attack On Europe Unlikely
General Lauris Norstad told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that Soviet attack on Western Europe is most unlikely if not impossible. He warned the USSR could face retaliation from Allied forces and emphasized the need for continued U S arms aid and a strong NATO defense warning and airfields system.
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Washington
Lauris Norstad
Free Europe
Norstad
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
House Foreign Affairs Committee
U. S
Europe
America
Vote Swapping Charge Made By Republicans
Senate Republicans accuse Democrats of swapping votes to pass civil rights legislation to aid the Hells Canyon dam measure. The Senate approved the dam 45 to 38 after a three day debate, with charges and denials from Republican and Democratic senators.
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Washington
Senate
Hells Canyon
House
Eisenhower
Government Dam
Charles E. Potter
R.mich
Arthur V. Watkins
Utah
Mike Mansfield
D.-Mont
Wayne Morse
D.-Ore
Potter
Clair Engle
D.-Calif
House Interior Committee
Hellsie Bill
Possie
Committee On Un-American Activities
Kansas Storm Rips Hutchinson in Deadly Wichita Wind
A weekend storm across west central Kansas brought high winds heavy rains and damaging hail. Hutchinson suffered the worst damage described as a small tornado with 98 mph gusts. A man named Steve Chientzos died when a roof blew off a truck terminal his wife and son were injured.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Kansas
Carl Spriggs
Steve Chientzos
Prisoner Found Dead in Indianapolis Jail
Richard Shake, 50, of Indianapolis was found dead in his Marion County Jail cell late Friday. He had been jailed since June 14 on a disorderly conduct charge and frequently refused food. Authorities began an investigation to determine the cause of death.
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Indianapolis
Richard Shake
Marion County
Shake
Boy cyclist re-injures leg in June crash
It wasn’t Miami. Jerry Mullinix, 16, with a recently removed cast on his left leg, rode to test healing. He lost control at a turn, fell, and broke the leg again.
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Miami
Jerry Mullinix
Terre Haute Sewage Plant Verdict Sparks Appeal
Terre Haute claimed a first round victory in the four year legal battle over a sewage disposal plant. Judge Thomas M. Patrick dismissed the injunction against construction and dissolved a restraining order. Mann plans to appeal to a higher court and seeks review of the ruling.
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Terre Haute
Vigo
Thomas M. Patrick
Hansford C. Mann
Patrick
Mann
Stream Pollution Control Board Act
Stream Pollution Control Board
Happy Ending in Atlanta Divorce Court Contempt Case
The case of a kissing couple in divorce court ended with the newspaper paying a $19 contempt fine. Judge E E Andrews fined Sgt Les Reich and Mrs Reich $5 each after observing them kissing in his court. The Reichs were witnesses in a related divorce proceeding.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Constitution
Grace Reich
Fulton
Reichs
Ground Troops to Withdraw From Japan in July
About 30,000 U S ground combat troops will start pulling out of Japan next month under a decision by President Eisenhower and Japanese Prime Minister Kishi. The withdrawal begins in July with a substantial reduction of U S forces in Japan within a year and opens the way to revise the mutual security treaty.
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Washington
U. S
Japan
Eisenhower
Kishi
U S
Dulles
London
Weather Map Update From OU Sureau Office
The weather map shows warm and humid conditions with temperatures around 82 to 83 degrees from 6 am to noon. River stage stands at 8.6 feet and is falling with sunrise at 5 23 and sunset at 8 20.
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Bogeey
Local Conditions Report From Yesterday
The high reached 85 degrees and the low dropped to 71 with no precipitation recorded. No rain or storms were reported in the area.
Forecast for Terre Haute and Vicinity Today and Weekend
Partly cloudy and warm with humidity and a chance of thundershowers tonight. Low around 68. Scattered storms then cooling Sunday. Indiana area fair warm and humid today tonight and Sunday. High near 88, low about 76. Temperature at 6 am was 79 and 2 pm 84.
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Terre Haute
Vyvicinity
Indiana—Fair
Woman robbed by fake taxi loses watch and ring
Edith Hinds, 58, of 824 North Seventh Street, reported to Police Lt. Edwin Bingham that a cab she believed to be a taxi picked her up near Brown Avenue tavern, robbed her of 35 dollars, a wrist watch, and a diamond ring, then threw her out at Nineteenth and Ash streets early Saturday.
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North Side
Nineteenth
Ash Streets
Edith Hinds
North Seventh Street
Edwin Bingham
Brown Avenue
Mediation Panel Recommends No Bill To Hooper Parents
Suffolk County Medical Society committee rules no payment is required by Benny Hooper Jr. parents for the well rescue. Dr Kris had sought 1500 dollars but the panel says charge was set under the impression funds were earmarked for medical use and may exceed what was appropriate.
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Joseph H. Kris
Benny Hooper, Jr
Bayview Hospital
Mastic Beach
Manorville, N. Y
Kris
Benny
Bay Shore
N. Y
Suffolk County Medical Society
Benny Hooper Jr
Manorville
Hoopers
Hooper
Long Island
Atlantic City
N. J
David B. Allman
A.M.A
Supreme Court sets July 8 for Girard case hearings
The Supreme Court postponed its recess to hear the Girard case on July 8 amid an international dispute with U S allies. The case stems from Army Specialist McWilliam Girard who killed a Japanese woman at an Army firing range in Japan. Attorneys will press appeals from Judge Joseph C McGarraghy's decision.
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Washington
Supreme Court
United States
Girard
U. S
Mc William
Japan
Joseph C. McGarraghy
Picnic Weather Holds Through Weekend Across Indiana
Associated Press reports warm, picnic-style weather lasting through the weekend. Thundershowers are forecast only in northern and west central Indiana today and Sunday. Highs reach 80s in rainier areas and up to 90 elsewhere with humidity. Southern Indiana may see showers by Monday evening. Friday’s highs ranged from 82 in Lafayette to 89 in Evansville.
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Indiana
Weather Bureau
Lafayette
Evansville
Munson Family Faces Loss After Tornado Toll
A Fargo school teacher opened a fund to buy shrouds for six Munson children killed in a tornado that also destroyed their clothes. The disaster, which killed ten total, left 2,000 homeless and caused an estimated 25 to 30 million dollars in damage. The Munsons will bury their children Monday in Moorhead Minnesota.
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Fargo
N. D
Gerald Munson
Munson
Bismarck
Amathar Famile
Ivki
Theodore Udahl
Mary
Moorhead
Minn
Airliner Crashes During Training Flight Near Washington
A Capital Airlines two engine DC-3 crashed on a training flight between Washington and Frederic Maryland. Two crew were killed and a third presumed dead. The plane struck a yard near Clarksburg Maryland after leaving Washington National Airport at 6 25 am. Names given were Capt C R Burke R K Thomas and H A Podgurski. The wreckage did not ignite and two bodies were recovered.
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Washington
Capital Airlines
Frederic
Clarksburg
Civil Aeronautics , Board
Washington National Airport
Valuable Mare Disemboweled On North Thirteenth Street
North Thirteenth street horse owner Don Payne filed a complaint with Sheriff deputies after his seven year old thoroughbred mare tied to a stake was disemboweled. Payne said the mare, bred to a Palomino, was seven and expected to foal next month. Deputies called it a cold blooded act.
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Sheriff's Deputies
North Thirteenth Street
Don Payne
al Inglert
Raymond Foltz
Payne
Bakers Union Plans No Action Against President
Washington June 22 Leaders of the Bakers Union say no investigation is planned into Senate Backets Committee charges that President James G Cross misused union funds. They rejected a motion to end the suspension of Curtis R Sims and put off a decision on further punishment. Committee Chairman John L McClellan had urged the union to investigate.
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Washington
Bakers Union
Senate Backets Committee
James G. Cross
Curtis R. Sims
Cross
George Stuart
Sims
John L. McClellan
D.-Ark
Two Freed Priests Safe at Hong Kong
Two American Jesuit missionaries freed from a Chinese prison arrived in Hong Kong today aboard the British freighter Rad norshire. Father Charles J. McCarthy of San Francisco and Father John Alexander Houle of Glendale California, arrested four years ago on counter revolt charges, join six Americans still imprisoned in Red China.
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Hong Kong
Radnorshire
Charles J. McCarthy
San Francisco
John Alexander Houle
Glendale
Calif
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