94 Feared Dead In Ship Collision
In Buenos Aires the riverboat City of Buenos Aires sank after colliding with the U S freighter Mormacsurf in the Plate estuary. An Argentine toll of 94 missing was reported with some estimates as high as 150. U S crewmen aboard the freighter were detained for questioning as authorities investigate the disaster.
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U.S
Mormacsurf
Plate Estuary
Silverio Brizuela
Kenneth Sommers
San
Francisco
Coast ‘Guard
Miguel del Castillo
Rosario
Parana
Uruguay
Coast Guard
Concepcion
West Proposes Ban On Nuclear Weapons
London reports a Western push for a ban on nuclear weapons except for defense. The plan asks Soviet acceptance of disarmament steps, including halting testing and reducing armament, with Eisenhower urging practical moves toward world peace despite Soviet rejection. A separate accident in Elyria leaves five injured, including Kelley and Britton family members.
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London
Russia
Washington
Ment
Valerian Zorin
United States
Eisenhower
Sion
Soviet Union
Zorin
Hanty
Elyria
Carl Memorial Hospital
Kelley
Middle Ave
Oberlin
Britton
Myrtle BridWest
Four Injured In Oberlin Road Crash Turns Fatal
Elyria records a fatal crash on Oberlin Road as 83 year old driver from West Virginia dies. The other car, driven by 24 year old William Heyd of LaGrange, suffers severe head lacerations and possible skull fracture after high speed loss of control causes a head on collision with a station wagon. Deputies James Myers and Edward Hale investigated. Heyd is hospitalized and two families in Elyria suffer multiple injuries including nine grandchildren. The incident marks the county 32nd fatality of the year.
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Steelton St
Oberlin Rd
Buick
William Heyd
Diagonal Rd
LaGrange
James Myers
Edward Hale
Heyd
Dennis
Elwood
Elyria
Beasto
Senate
Lyn
Wasdon B. Johnson
GOP
Jor Stanislawski
Grafton
William F. Knowland
Hart Construction Co
Curtis Kitts
Rutledge
Tenn
Jand
Thurmond Holds Senate in One Man Filibuster
Senator Strom Thurmond fought a marathon filibuster to block action on the civil rights bill, reading election laws from all 48 states and insisting the session stay open. Senate leaders warned adjournment would wait for progress, while Thurmond urged education of the nation on the bill's alleged evils and unconstitutionality.
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Washington
INS
Strom Thurmond
Ds.c
Congress
States Rights Party
William F. Knowland
Senate
Thurmond
Knowling
Knowland
United Natons
United States
Russia
France
United Kingdom
Britain
Compromise Foreign Aid Bill Passes Congress
Congress prepared to approve a $3.436 billion foreign aid bill setting new appropriations of $2.769 billion and $667 million in reappropriated funds. The measure falls about one billion below Eisenhower's initial request, reflecting continued White House pressure and partisan divisions.
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Washington
INS
Congress
House
Senate
Eisenhower
White House
Weather Outlook for Northeastern Ohio Turns Warmer
The Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio area will be partly cloudy and warmer this afternoon tonight and Friday. High near 75, low 63 to 69. Wednesday’s maximum around 76, minimum about 69. Trace precipitation in 24 hours through 8 p.m. Wednesday. Humidity 45 percent at 2 p.m. Moonset later today and sunrise 6:50 a.m. No major storm expected, winds easterly on Lake Erie at 15 mph tonight. Occasional showers possible tonight. Amherst and Joseph School schedule Fish Fry Friday 4 to 7 with carry out orders.
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Ohio
Poe
Lake Erie
Norwalk Man Killed In Crash
A 30 year old Norwalk Truck Line driver Morgan Minamyer died instantly when his westbound semi failed a curve five miles east of Bowling Green. He was thrown from the cab and crushed under the vehicle. The center Township fire department stood by as a gasoline saddle tank opened in the wreck. Minamyer, from Columbus native, is survived by his wife Phyllis. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Bowling Green
Morgan Minamyer
East Main St
Wood County
Herman Mannhardt
Euring
Winamyer
Wood ‘County Sheriff's Department
Minamyer
Center Township
Nor Iwalk Trucking
Gahon
Row Trucking Co
Bucyrus
Columbus
Phyllis
Deck
West German report ties Ulbricht to Moscow conference
A Berlin newspaper reports East German leader Walter Ulbricht sent his secretary to Russia for talks with Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev and Bulganin. The item notes Ulbricht and East Germany remain closely aligned with Moscow on policy.
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Berlin
INS
Communist Party
Walter Ulbricht
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
No Commuting Blues
In Betpage New York the Long Island Railroad plans a new station under construction. The design aims to please passengers with color choices for the station including aqua gray and red as the line considers its future look.
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Bethpage
N.Y
Long Island Railroad
Onder
Jewel Theft Probed at Cleveland Hotel
Detectives investigated the theft of 12000 dollars worth of jewelry from the downtown Hotel Statler room of Saunders Fenley a 35 year old New York gem salesman. The items in three leather cases included gems mounted in rings and were missing when Fenley returned from a walk.
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Cleveland
New York
Saunders Fenley
Fenley
Statler
32 Die Of Flu In Bogota
Health officials said the Asian flu has caused 32 deaths in Bogota Colombia. The report notes the outbreak impact on the city and its residents.
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Bogota
Columbia
INS
Kefauver Attacks Steel Price Hike and Teamsters Reply
Senator Estes Kefauver condemned U S Steel for a $6 a ton price increase and said the Teamsters plan a strong reply to AFL-CIO corruption charges. He warned that steel industry concentration is a core issue amid the scandal involving suppliers and competition.
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Washington
Estes Kefauver
U.S. Steel Corp
Los Angeles
INS
Teamsters Union
Afl-Cio
Kefauver
U.S. Steel
One Flu Shot Adequate Says Kefauver Subcommittee
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly subcommittee chairman Kefauver urged that one preventive flu shot could suffice for protection and criticized U S Steel for not providing cost breakdowns. The Armed Forces said mils will get two shots, delaying civilian inoculations.
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Subcommittee
Leroy FE. Burney
U.S
Where To Turn Levy Vote Requested
MIDVIEW BOARD asks November vote on a 4 mill levy for school operating expenses. LORAIN DOCTOR dies in office after calls. Dr. Paul W. Smith practiced 21 years. SDRIVERS OF MOTOR bikes take steps to get Neendes ae new state law goes into effect. Books Courthouse News Death Records Baliorala Entertainment Page Hospital Notes Tévestock Market Lavain News Medical Memos Mirmiteipel Court 5 Oberlin 4 Police Department Produce, Poultry 44 Radio Hilties 25 Sports 24 Stock Quotations 34 Suburban Calendar 4156 TY 200 Wellington Womens' Pages
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Paul W. Smith
Baliorala
Tévestock
Lavain
Mirmiteipel Court
Oberlin
Police Department
Hilties
Wellington
Federal Jury Indicts Beck in Tax Evasion Case
Tacoma Washington federal grand jury indicts Teamsters president Dave Beck for allegedly avoiding taxes on about 420000 for 1951 1952 and 79353 income with his son Dave Beck Jr and four others named in the indictment. The case marks the second such indictment in four months.
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Dave Beck
Teamster
Tacoma
Wash
Executive Board
Afl-Cio
Teamsters
AFL Cio Rica Practices Committee
Washington
Beck
Ins
Dave Beck Jr
Britain to Hold New Atomic Tests at Maralinga
Australian minister Howard Beale said Britain will conduct another series of atomic tests at the Maralinga proving grounds in South Australia expected in September.
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Canberfa
Australia
INS
Howard Beale
Britain
Maralinga Proving Grounds
South Australia
Congress May Finish Tonight Knowland Confirms Adjournment Hope
Senate Republican Leader William F Knowland told President Eisenhower at a breakfast that Congress might adjourn sine die tonight. He said it was conceivable they could get out late today and noted the President might depart for Newport Rhode Island if both houses adjourn.
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Washington
Senate
William F. Knowland
Eisenhower
Congress
Knowland
White House
House
Newport
R.E
Thurmond
Republican Party
Stuyvesant Organizes 181 Volunteer Firemen in 1648
Peter Stuyvesant in New Amsterdam forms the first volunteer fire department in North America in 1648. The Chronicle notes the historic speed of action and invites readers to call FA 3 3321 with volunteer suggestions.
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Peter Stuyvesant J
New York City
New Amsterdam
Chronicle
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