Seven Killed in Bus Collision in Rutherford New Jersey
A heavy rain crash on State Route 3 near Berry's Creek left seven people dead and about 20 injured when a Paterson bound bus from New York City collided with three cars. The bus driver Wilbur Parker, 30, was seriously injured. victims unidentified. Police interviewed witnesses as traffic paused for the night‑time disaster.
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Paterson
N. J
Port of New York Authority
New York City
Center Island
James Williams
Rutherford
Hackensack Hospital
Wilbur Parker
Financial Storm Brews Over Rock Island Rail Line
A fierce battle erupts for the Rock Island railroad as Union Pacific and Chicago & North Western vie for control. Ben W. Heineman of North Western offers 115 million in stock bonds and cash, but Rock Island directors back Union Pacific.
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Hills
Vanderbilts
Harrimans
Jay Gould
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Chicago
Union Pacific Railroad
Goliath
Chicago & North Western Railway
David
North Western
Ben W. Heineman
Heineman
Rock Island
Union Pacific
Random
Indiana Faces Severe Lack s Moisture
Indiana drought looms as Farm Labor Service warns of falling corn leaves and urgent rain. Weather Bureau predicts scattered thunderstorms early next week but under half an inch total rainfall expected. Officials from Gary Fort Wayne Indianapolis Kokomo Marion Columbus report dryness and crop stress if rain does not fall soon.
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Indiana
Farm Labor Service
William L. Davis
Weather Bureau
Gary
Fort Wayne
Kokomo—T
Marion
Columbus
Hoosier Defeats Denver For AAUW Presidency
Dr Blanche Dow of Nevada Missouri defeated Dr Eunice Roberts of Indiana University to win the presidency of the American Association of University Women. The vote took place Friday following their June 29 meeting.
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Blanche Dow
Nevada
Eunice Roberts
Indiana University
American Association of University Women
Memorial flag of 69th Irish Brigade saved from Fredericksburg
In Dublin on June 29 President Kennedy presented Ireland with the flag of the 69th New York Volunteers Irish Brigade. The flag, saved from the December 13 1862 battle of Fredericksburg Va, honors 280 surviving Irishmen of 1200 who fought the Confederates.
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Ireland
Kennedy
69Th
New York Volunteers
Fredericksburg
Hoover Improves as He Recovers from Illness in New York
Former President Herbert Hoover, age 88, shows signs of recovery from a bleeding gastro intestinal ailment. He sits up in Waldorf Towers in New York, reads papers, and remains engaged. Louis Lomax says Cuba July 26 invite insults him, resents criticism abroad. Arthur L. Goodhart, 73, Oxford College head, to retire in August and teach six months at Harvard after living in Britain since 1919.
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Waldorf Towers
New York City
Louis Lomax
Cuba
Arthur L. Goodhart
Oxford
Harvard University
Britain
U. S
Illinois Legislature Is Adjourned By Governor Power
Illinois General Assembly ended its 1963 session when Gov Otto Kerner invoked constitutional authority to prorogue until 1965. Republicans contested the move as Senate and House clashed over adjournment, with Sen Everett Peters at center amid GOP and Democratic maneuvering and threats of retaliation.
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Illinois General Assembly
Otto Kerner
Senate
House
Illinois
GOP
Everett R. Peters
R-St. Joseph
Peters
Paul Powell
Vienna
Richard J. Daley
Chicago
John Lewis
Marshall
Kerner
Samuel Shapiro
Shapiro
Arthur Bidwill
River Forest
Lewis
Bidwill
Eureka Seaman Rescued After Floating in Humboldt Bay
Ph Seaman P Berry of Eureka was picked from Humboldt Bay after about 20 minutes in the water. He told police that he jumped in because everyone had been telling him to do so.
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Eureka
Calif
Seaman P. Berry
Humboldt Bay
Macmillan Refuses to Drop Reins in 1964 Tory Fight
UK Prime Minister Macmillan faces Conservative opposition as Labour gains threaten next election. Lord Lambton warns of civil war if Macmillan stays, while Kennedy’s visit may bolster his position amid East West talks and Britain’s leadership.
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Lord Lambton
Kennedy
Britain
United States and Soviet Union plan new talks in Moscow
Washington reports the United States and the Soviet Union will reopen high level nuclear test ban talks in Moscow on July 15. President Kennedy designates W Averell Harriman to lead the U S delegation.
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UPD
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Soviet Union
Moscow
U. S
Kennedy
W. Averell Harriman
U S Makes Changes Of Envoys Across Posts
Washington reports broad ambassadorial moves after Kennedy’s Europe trip. Charles W. Yost would become ambassador to Yugoslavia replacing George Kennan. Henry A. Byroade eyed for Burma, William Attwood to Bolivia, Delesseps Morrison to resign to run for Louisiana governor, Reinhardt replacement sought in Italy, Mann considering resignation in Mexico.
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Europe
Asia
Kennedy
Charles W. Yost
United Nations
Adlai E. Stevenson
Yugoslavia
Yost
George F. Kennan
Institute For Advanced Study
Princeton
N. J
Henry A. Byroade
U. S. Disarmament Agency
Burma
John S. Everton
Ford Foundation
Rangoon
William Attwood
Guinea
Ben S. Stephansky
Bolivia
Stephansky
State Department
Inter-American Affairs Bureau
Delesseps S. Morrison
Organization of American States
Bemidji Minn Hosts Massive Trailer Rally
In Bemidji Minnesota a record caravan of two thousand aluminum trailers gathers for the Bemidji Rally drawing seven thousand visitors. The event, inspired by Wally Byam’s Caravan Club, features motorized guides directing arrivals and a week of trading memories and meeting fellow enthusiasts from across the country. Elvis Fritz of Beaumont Texas notes the appeal of portable travel and private railcar like comforts.
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Minn
Minnesota
Elvis Fritz
Beaumont
Tex
Fritz
California
Wally Byam
Sub-contractor awarded 109 499 in Evansville case
Vanderburgh Superior Court jury awards Hubert Alford of Washington Indiana 109 499 for highway work performed 1958 to 1960 for Traylor Brothers Inc Evansville The jury offsets 14 010 against total to cover costs of hiring a substitute contractor.
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Evansville
Ind
Vanderburgh
Hubert Alford
Washington
Traylor Brothers, Inc
Taylor
Trailers Arrive at County Fairgrounds Hub
At a permanent building inside the trailer city near the county fairgrounds crews list arrivals alphabetically on a large bulletin board. A giant chart shows each trailer’s spot while visitors check in, locate friends, and plan visits with folding chairs in hand.
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Trailer City
Currents Feeding the Gulf Stream Largely Stand Apart
A study notes that several currents flow into the Gulf of Mexico and feed the Gulf Stream but they do not significantly mix with the main sea water. This separation may affect heat transport and marine conditions in the region.
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Gulf of Mexico
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