Quake Toll Rising After Hebgen Dam Slide Disaster
Rescue teams comb the Yellowstone region after a 7.8 earthquake rattled Montana. 200 people trapped in a canyon by a massive landslide near Hebgen Dam as cracks open the dam and a tidal wave threatens collapse. Casualties include residents of Bozeman and Billings, with six or more bodies recovered and many injured.
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Charles Richter
California Institute of Technology
Nevada
California
Seven Mule
Hebgen Dam
Air Force and Forestry Service
Orst
Bozeman
Hugh Potter
Montana Civil Defense
Quichtfall
Nnis
West Yelowstone
Chiff Lake
Bowwinan
Idaho
Adrian Smith
Reynolds Pass
A. J. Perking
Montana
Cam Lake
My and
Mark Stowe
Sandy
Utih
Ike and Mac Plan Joint World Broadcast From London
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan announced a simultaneous radio and television broadcast from 10 Downing Street. The plan calls for two free world leaders to speak to the public for about 15 to 20 minutes with a broadcast from the prime minister’s residence. Hagerty noted a prelude to the broadcast and said NBC and other networks would arrange live coverage in the United States through arrangement with the British Broadcasting Corporation.
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Ghitysburg
Pas Hart
Lagenhower
London
James Collagetty
Landon
Tle
Poe
Hagerty
United
Sates
LES Networks
Nine
Toadcasting Corp
Stock Prices Fall Again In Wide Market Slide
Stocks opened lower as renewed selling pushed the market downward following Tuesday's sharp drop. Major losses hit leaders in electronics autos and chemicals with Texas Instruments Monsanto Chrysler General Motors Ford American Motors Studebaker and other names showing declines on heavy volume.
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Rasthean
Texay Instruments
Monsanto
Cheysler
General Motors
Ford
Allericat Motors
Studebaker
Judge Studies Charge Movie Is Obscene
A Columbus judge weighed a charge of obscenity against the manager of a theater for showing a film titled Days by won. Testimony from Patrik Berm and neighbors described explicit scenes as obscene. Police prosecutors argued the film violated state and U S obscenity standards as the court viewed a specific showing last week.
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Muniipal Lidge Horace
Lahowang
Taney
Sarostins
Joel Sean
threpPox Theater
Patrik
Berm
Deveney
Berry
Lee
Ora Miderson
Twn
United States
Ohio lawmakers visit Moscow amid Cold War tensions
Congressmen Wayne Hayes and Frances Bolton, both on the Foreign Relations Committee, arrived in Moscow Tuesday night to meet Russian officials and discuss bilateral issues.
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Moscow
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co Subscription Rates
Local notice lists rates for Elyria and Lorain area delivery with annual in advance pricing. Rates shown include 15 cents in county, 17 dollars elsewhere in Ohio, and 16.60 outside Ohio per year.
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Lorain
Explosion at service station kills two firefighters and injures many
An explosion at a Kansas City service station spewed flaming gasoline across a line of firemen. Two Kansas City Missouri firefighters Virgil Sams 28 and Neil Owens 23 died. More than 100 people were injured including 60 firefighters. Units from Kansas and nearby cities aided. Damages estimated in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Kansas City
Kan
UPD
Virgil L. Sams
General Hospital
Neil Owens
General
Kansas
State Line
Timates
Hame
UPI
Tetephoto
State lifts quarantine on Bucyrus sheep farm
The Ohio State Agriculture Department lifted the quarantine on Freedom Actes near Bucyrus after a 90 day period. The facility faced slaughter of infected offspring from a prize Suffolk herd due to a nervous disorder. The owner Pearson Linn seeks 45 419 dollars for the slaughtered stock, with limited state and federal funds allocated for compensations.
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Columbus
UPI
State Agriculture Department
Pearson Linn
Harry 4
Geyer
Animal Industry Division
Ginnadelter
Craw
County Farm
Hivestock
Lanne
Hoxton
Mans
Alatughter House
Veo
Washington
Agriculture Department
Ringnes Department
Ein
Vand Inalsis
Boher
Owhal Linn
Hee
Sub Trip to Classified Destination Ends After UK Visit
The nuclear submarine Skipjack departed Portland after a four day visit to the British naval base. Officials did not disclose the next destination, saying the trip remains classified.
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Portland
England
Skipjack
Brite Lish Naval Base
Testimony In UAW Quiz To Be Revealed
Senate Rackets Committee plans to release a transcript of closed door testimony from United Auto Workers officials. Richard Cosser, senior vice president, denied involvement in any corruption or wrongdoing. Cosser was a primary target of the Republican led inquiry with focus on his land interests.
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UAW
United Press International
Riehard Cosser
Union
Gosser
Breather on Phone Ends With Snoozing Child
Detroit police rush to Noah Thomas home after a caller reports heavy breathing over the line. They find four year old Noah Jr. asleep and snoring into a telephone receiver he had knocked off the hook while napping.
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Detroit
Noah Thomas
Noah Jr
Skeleton And Skull Of Widow Identified
A skeleton and skull found 300 yards apart in a remote logging area have been identified as Mrs. Pearl Putney, 72, widow of a Washington official. She vanished a year ago on an auto trip with Larry Motherwell, 42, once suspected in a child’s death. The remains were found near Marysville and identified by dental records. Authorities defer charges pending further inquiry into possible foul play. Motherwell was believed to be in the area, with police aware of his location. Mrs. Motherwell denied wrongdoing amid ongoing investigations.
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UEPUL
Fecudu
Wue le All
Lantic
Vice
Adm
Hyman G. Ricke
Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Aver
Atom
Washington
D.C
Pearl Putney
Marysville
Larry Lord Motherwell
Sierra County
Dist
Gordon L. Smith
Putney
State Department
State Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
Motherwell
State Fair Optimistic About Record Ohio Expo
Fair Manager Rowland Bishop predicts record attendance at the Ohio State Fair spanning Aug 28 to Sept 4. Highlights include Roy Rogers returning, a 10 thousand-firework living Bible-pageant, daily horse shows, a draft-horse hitch display, five days of harness racing, a GM design show, Cochran Majorettes, and improved parking and ticketing to shorten lines.
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Columbus
UPI
Rowland Bishop
Roy Rogers
General Motors
Cochran
Experience Described Woman Hurt In Quake Says It Was Horrible
Mrs. Clarence D. Scott of Fresno California described the Yellowstone Park quake night from a Bozeman hospital bed. She and her husband were in a Rock Creek camp trailer when the landslide slammed rocks into the Madison River. The couple walked to high ground after the trailer toppled and were later hospitalized with shock and injuries.
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Clarence D. Scott
Freewo
Cailf
Madison Eiver Alide
Hebgen Dam
Yellowstone National Park
Bozeman
Mont
Scott
United Press International
Fresno
Calif
Hher
Madison River
Rock Creek
Soan
Lawmakers Hear Pearson It Was Mild Testimony
Lawmakers hear Drew Pearson testify for two hours before a House Armed Services subcommittee on defense contracts and retired officers. The session probes sources and the editors who expose issues, with Pearson and Hebert defending their work and sources while lawmakers debate the disclosure of information.
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Subcommittee
Noberly
William F. Fless
Robio
Tie
Pearson
Kennedy Eyes DiSalle Meeting In Early Fall
Senator Kennedy said he hopes to meet Ohio Governor DiSalle in September or October amid talk of his entry into the presidential race. He confirmed weekend speeches in Ohio on September 18 and 19 and declined further comment on primaries. He noted no timetable beyond planning to meet DiSalle.
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Washington
UPI
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Jand Hebert
Ohio
Michael V. di
Isaile
Anderson
Pearson
Kennedy
Mike DiSalle
Teledoans To Study Kalamazoo's Mall Incident
West Los Angeles Catt WP Scotty Beckett former child star of Our Gang suffered a broken chin and possible head injury after a car crash Tuesday night. Police say he drove a car at about six miles per hour lost control veered off the pad grazed a tire and hit another. Beckett was taken to UCLA Medical Center in satisfactory condition.
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West
Los Angeles
Scotty Beckett
Trouble
Itere
Cheers
C. E Gourey
BO Weir
Beckett
Ucla Medical Center
Toledo mall project spurs mixed downtown shopper response
Reports from Toledo and Kalamazoo detail a four block mall trial intended to boost downtown business. Early feedback is mixed with some merchants noting slight sales gains while others see no clear benefit as weather and traffic concerns affect shopper enthusiasm.
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Toledo
Oupu
Kalamazoo
Viet
Toledo Mail
Erly
Walled Press International
Hmitad
LA Jolla
Catit
Needles
Calif
Tampa
Fla
Bob Shea
Edward Webb
Eceres
Thaler
Henry P
Balamagoo Mall
Wallenwein
Chicago
New York Judge to Lead Moose Order Convention
Clayton J. Crooks of Wausau Wisconsin is slated to become supreme junior governor with no opposition. George Eubank and Fred W. Zabel of Aurora Illinois are named secretary and treasurer. Nominees announced in Pittsburgh led by Louis K. Thaler with Ithaca New York and Harrisburg Pennsylvania participants at the Loyal Order of Moose convention.
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Clayton J. Crooks
Wausau
Wis
George Eubank
Fred W. Zabel
Aurora
Gordon Jeffery
Toledo
Ohio
Eder Harter
Harrisburg
Sunta Cea
Pittsburgh
UPI
Louis K. Thaler
Ithaca
N.Y
Will
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Grain Exports Fight Develops In Congress
Gulf and Atlantic port lawmakers push to block expansion of U S grain exports via the St Lawrence Seaway while Great Lakes representatives seek to boost shipments. The House considers a one year extension of the farm surplus disposal program with an amendment requiring shipments originate from U S ports. A department move to place inspectors in Montreal aims to permit trans shipments.
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Vincent J. Burke Washington
UPI
Gulf and Atlantic
St. Lawrence Seaway
Great Lakes
House
Gulf and Atlantic Coast
U. S
Montreal
Agriculture Department
Montréal
New Mexico Girl Junior Baton Champion Crowned
Betty Jo Noble, 12, of Albuquerque won the international baton twirling junior title at Russell's Point. Two Ohio competitors finished among the leaders as the strutting contest also highlighted the event.
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New Mexico
Russells Point
Betty Jo Noble
Albuquerque
N.M
Ohio
High and Low Performers in Wapakor Eta Contest
In the junior division Jean Clair Sims ranked fourth and Shirley Sandusky fifth in the senior division. Sharon Shutty the senior title winner is reported missing from national standings according to UPI and the U.S. Weather Bureau. Vir Hamilton and others did not place as Pierre South Dakota reported a 39 degree low while Mt. Holzmann Ohio noted late results.
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Jean Clair Sims
Wapakoreta
Shirley Sandusky
Middletown
New York
UPI
Sharon Shutty
Oak Park
Sted
Ohio
Pierre
Quins
S.D
Passengers Killed In Bus Truck Crash Named
The two dead in the Pennsylvania Turnpike crash involving a Greyhound bus and a tractor trailer are Julius Boros Sr. 68 Newark New Jersey and Patricia Ann Day linked to Alley Ho Township Granville County North Carolina and Cleveland Ohio. Five others were injured and bus driver John M Bee Pittsburg was treated for cuts and burns.
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MT. Pleasant
UPD
Julius Boros Sr
Newark
N.J
Paticia Ann Day
Miss Day
Alley Ho
Granville County
N.C
Cleveland
Ohio
Sheay
Boros
Donegal
John M. Bee
Pittsburgh
Bee
Frick Memorial Hospital
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P.R. Smith & CO
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Adlenvigen
Congressional Atomic Committee
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Petrson
Anc
Wis Sen
Eee Lwt Uegett
Perrvon
Jack Hebert
USA
Charfian Foods
Hebert
Drew
Jack
DiSalle
Teledoans
Kalamazoo’s
Mississippi Valley
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Moose Order
Brokerage
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
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McDonald & Company
Eehan Associatate
James Maraas
Biyria Savings & Trust
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Cantor
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