Heat and storms claim eight lives across regions
A heat wave and violent storms across the Atlantic Seaboard and Midwest have killed at least eight people. deaths include a sunstroke construction worker in Irwin Pennsylvania and a 10 year old Little League player in Indianapolis. Weather bureau forecasts warn of continued heat with cooling air expected later in the week.
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Weather Bureau
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Senate votes near on foreign aid bill before July fourth
The Senate works toward a final vote on a 4.16 billion foreign aid bill ahead of the July 4 weekend. Dirksen pursues a compromise on allowing the Development Loan Fund to borrow from the Treasury for five years. Eisenhower proposes 700 million through regular channels for another year.
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UPI
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GOP
Everett M. Dirksen
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Eisenhower
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Teamsters
Joey Glimco
Chicago
Robert J. Kennedy
Glimco
House
Ways & Means Committee
House Committee On Un-American Activities
U.S
Moscow
Francis E. Walter
Traffic Toll Rises for Fifth Straight Month in U S
The National Safety Council reports May traffic deaths up for the fifth straight month. The tally from January through May hits 13 440, with a 5.1 per 100 million mile rate unchanged from last year. Alaska down 29 percent. Louisiana down 19. Delaware 14. Ohio 11. Minnesota and Wyoming 10.
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UPI
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Woman's body found in submerged car north of London
Post mortem on a badly decomposed woman found in a car submerged for four years in a quarry near London shows no foul play. Insurance papers in the car tied to Dayton resident Juanita Brooks, but identity remains unconfirmed. Car with 15 license plates discovered by two boys near US 4. Local authorities pursue missing person records and tests at University Hospital in Columbus.
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UPI
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University Hospital
Columbus
Juanita Brooks
Dayton
Cleveland
Laonden
US. 4
Police Believe Death In Dryer Was Accident
Oklahoma City police discounted homicide in the death of 7 year old Jerome Anthony Brown whose body was found in a self service laundry electric dryer. Officers cited possible accidental entry but the autopsy would confirm if he was alive when placed inside. The dryer operates near 200 degrees.
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Okla
E.b.meals
Jerome Anthony Brown
Dorothy Gale Brown
Meals
Long Suffers Oxygen Aid After Prolonged Phone Call
Gov. Earl K. Long required an oxygen tank at a Covington motel after a long telephone conversation. Troopers delivered the tank, then he left for a snack and an air conditioned limo ride with reporters. He later moved to address his separation suit with estranged wife, refiling away from East Baton Rouge Court and challenging its jurisdiction.
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UPI
Earl K. Long
Jessie McClain
St. Tammany’s Parish
Long
Pea Patch
Louisiana
East Baton Rouge Parish
East Baton Rouge
Winn Parish
East Baton Rouge’ Court
Iron Age Sees Likely Path to Steel Agreement
New York based Iron Age says a peaceful steel labor settlement is probable as talks continue. It cites Eisenhower intervention extending contracts to July 14, moderation in union demands, and a shared aim to avoid a strike.
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New York
UPI
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Hooded Rapist Attacks Three In Miami Homes
In Miami, a hooded assailant attacked three women in their homes over seven weeks. Sheriff Tom Kelly urges caution while noting no general alarm. cases were kept secret to aid the investigation. The assailant is described as stocky, wearing a white hood, and bound the husbands before assaulting the wives.
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Miami
UPI
Sherif Tom Kelly
Bank Bandit Steals From Mellon in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh, a handgun armed bandit robbed the Manchester branch of Mellon National Bank and Trust Co. about 5:15 a.m. Tuesday, escaping with approximately 39 800. The suspect, hiding a pistol under a newspaper, handed an unsigned check to a teller and prompted a cashier to attempt clearance. Mrs Bodnar, unaware of the gun, offered the cash but the check remained. Police and FBI launched a manhunt.
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UPI
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Mellon National Bank and Trust Co
North Side
Roberta Bodnar
Bodnar
Jet Crash in Okinawa Kills 16, Injures 118
An F-100 Super Sabre crashed into Ishikawa housing area, killing 16 including 10 children and injuring 112. The jet struck Miyamori primary school after pilot Capt. John C. Schmitt bailed out, leaving about 50 houses destroyed and 200 homeless.
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Okinawa
UPS
U.S
Eizo Omine
Ishikawa
John C. Schmitt
Chalmers
Ind
Miyamori
Schmitt
Air Force
Ohio House approves partial relaxation of blue laws
The Ohio House passed a bill to ease Sunday restrictions mainly to aid travel and park concessions with stage shows and some entertainment allowed. The measure would still ban most Sunday work but permit necessities and certain recreation such as gas stations and theater venues in limited form.
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Columbus
UPI
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House
Cincinnati
Robert Taft Jr
U.S
Taft
Frank J. Gorman
Cleveland
Gorman
Louis J. Schneider
R-Hamilton
World Refugee Year Opens Faces U S Aid Shortfall
UPI reports religious leaders express disappointment with the $4 million U S pledge for World Refugee Year. Sen Hubert Humphrey pledges to push a bill to raise aid to $10 million for three major projects including resettlement in the U S, aid to refugees in Hong Kong, and Middle East vocational schools. The UN led effort involves over 50 nations and mirrors the IGY spirit of global cooperation.
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Virginia Area Budget Has No School Funds
Prince Edward County Virginia schools close as the county adopts a new budget with no education funding. The action ends public schooling for over 1,600 students and affects 70 Negro and 1 white teachers amid desegregation delays.
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Farmville
Supreme Court
County Board of Supervisors
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Sterling Hutcheson
Richmond
Courtly School Board
Eisenhower signs debt ceiling and tax extension bills
President Eisenhower signed into law a measure lifting the national debt limit to 225 billion dollars and a bill extending wartime tax rates on corporations and consumer items. Earlier he approved VA mortgage rate increases from 4 percent to 3 4 percent and did not comment on the actions.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Veterans Administration
Wildcat Seamen Strike Hits Great Lakes Carriers
USW Seamen walk off at least six vessels in the Chicago Gary area and inland ports disrupting ore boats from Inland Steel Republic Steel and U S Steel. Open hearths idled at Republic Steel in Cleveland with 2700 workers affected. USW plans intensified talks with 4 man teams and 12 major producers to renew a contract.
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Chicago- Gary
Theodore B. Chrobak
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Inland Steel Co
P.D. Block
Indian Harbor
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Lorain
Ohio
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Minn
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Conneaut
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
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Republic
United States Steel Corp
Chicago
Ip. D. Block
Republic Steel Corps
T. M. Girdler
Inland
Steel Union
Theodore B. Chro
New Trial Motion Filed For Byomin Faces Stay Fight
Murphy pursues new trial and habeas corpus petitions for Byomin, targeting Ohio judges then the U S Supreme Court, seeking a stay of execution. He cites alleged perjury and questions the confession and due process while noting Gov DiSalle twice refused pleas.
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Byomin
Ohio
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District Federal Court
Mell Underwood
Michael V. DiSalle
Piqua
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Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification
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South
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