Lost One Legged Traveler and His Dog Saved by Courage
A one legged traveler, Miller, survived weeks wandering the Mojave Desert after his vehicle ran out of gas. He credits his dog with defending him from coyotes and guiding them to a desert spring where both are in good condition. Miller walked miles from a Fresno area crash site, supported by aid and hospital care in Irwin.
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U.S
MacArthur Visits Corregidor in Brief Return
General Douglas MacArthur returned to Corregidor for a 43 minute visit, meeting Filipino war veterans who carried a rock from Malinta Tunnel. He hailed Corregidor as a symbol of liberty and thanked those who fought alongside American forces in World War II before sailing to Manila aboard President Garcia’s yacht.
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Rose Hill
Gagarin Welcomed By London In Grand Public Reception
Yuri Gagarin drew massive crowds in London as he arrived for a private visit tied to the Soviet Trade Fair. Officials extended invitations for meetings with Prime Minister Macmillan and Queen Elizabeth, while thousands of workers and citizens cheered the cosmonaut and the embassy crowd presented roses.
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Gurngut
Gagarin
Francis Turnbull
Hailsham
Science Ministry
Gugarin
Joa Bar Daily Mirror
Daily Mail
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Finland
Ynanth
Din
U N May Get Berlin Crisis Reports Rusk Says
Secretary of State Rusk indicated the Berlin crisis could reach the United Nations, replying at the National Press Club that war chances remain uncertain but the issue will linger for months and may come before the UN for consideration.
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U. N
Berlin
Rusk
Washington
APL
United Nations
National Press Club
Merlin
Orig
Risk
Russk
County Officials Salaries Span Wide Range on County Scale
County officials are listed with varied annual salaries including Sheriff Bowser at 6750 and Welfare Director Connolly at 9275, with other posts showing payments such as Deputy State's Attorney Sab and Register of Wills Newcomer at several thousand dollars. The data notes living quarters and utilities, plus extensions for six months.
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Shine
Jen Sab
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Atten Mucky Sneder K. Poole, Jr
Charlessell Bowser
Te Washing
Dilion
North Korea and Red China Sign Mutual Aid Pact
North Korea and Red China signed a mutual assistance pact broadcast by Peiping Radio, following a similar Soviet pact with North Korea. Premier Chou Enlai and Kim Il-sung attended the Peiping signing, seen in the West as a test of Moscow Peiping influence while Lin Shao-chih welcomed the growing Communist bloc cohesion. Kim Il-sung, a wartime leader, praised the alliance and noted North Korea’s military role.
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North Korea
Peiping Radio
Soviet Union
Moscow
iPremier
Kim I-suing
Peiping
Kim
Chou Fn-fai
Red Chiina
Korea
Red China
Asia
Lin Shao-Chi
Yelping
Com
Nepal appoints first woman foreign service officer
Diplomat Brindi Mall becomes the first woman to reach officer rank in Nepal's foreign service and will serve as first secretary at the Nepalese Embassy in Washington. Born and educated in the United States, the 71 year old diplomat arrived in Nepal in 1956 and entered foreign service.
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Brindi Mall
Foreign Services of
Nepal
Washington
Ike Meets With Halleck Dirksen at Eisenhower Farm
In Gettysburg, AP reports former President Dwight D. Eisenhower hosted Senate minority leader Everett Dirksen of Illinois and House minority leader Charles Halleck of Indiana for a Monday discussion at the president's farm. Halleck said the talks covered world and domestic affairs from Berlin to backdoor spending.
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Herlin
Dwight LD
Lisenhower
Everett Dirksen
Ilinois
Charles Halleck
Indiana
Senate
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Halleck
Berlin
Khrushchev’s shifting stance doubles as military deceit
James Marlow argues Khrushchev talks of disarmament while expanding military power. He cites Moscow speeches from 1959 to 1961 claiming to cut manpower yet boosting weapons, rockets, and budget, with mixed signals on Berlin and West tensions. The piece contrasts Western hopes for peace with Soviet brinkmanship.
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Pravda
Communist Party
NAACP Leader Labels Birch Group a Threat to Integration
NAACP chairman Stephen Gill Spottswood told about 1,200 delegates at the 52nd annual convention that the Birch Society poses a greater threat to civil rights than many violent groups. He cited aims to impeach Chief Justice Earl Warren, oppose federal civil rights, and keep issues in the states. Governor Lawrence urged minority groups to pursue uplift within the nation.
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Wie Nasional Association For the
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John Birch Society
Alabama
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NAACP
Cizcus Council
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Southern Gentlemen, Inc
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John Patterson
Spottswood
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
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Birch Society
Earl Warren
United States Supreme Court
David L. Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Jeers greet Freedom Riders upon Little Rock arrival
A crowd of about 300 jeered the first Freedom Riders reaching Little Rock Arkansas at the bus station. Police arrested four Negroes and two whites for refusing to leave the white waiting room, with a fifth minor later released. Five riders faced a misdemeanor under a 1950 law with possible fines or jail. The NAACP challenged state segregation laws in Mississippi and Arkansas. In Jackson, Judge James Spencer convicted four riders in two trials, raising total Breach of Peace convictions to 224.
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Midwest
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KR. E. Glasscock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Freedom Riders
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Bert Tuttle
U.S. Ath Circuit Court of Appeals
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
James Spencer
Cherry Harvest Begins in Smithsburg and Ringgald Areas
Cherry picking is underway in Smithsburg and Ringgald counties. G William Gardenhour predicts the harvest will continue through this week and into next. Montmorency is the main cherry variety with an expected crop 50 to 60 percent of normal but ahead of 3900 yield. Plum harvesting starts mid next month, peaches in about two weeks. Elberta peaches will be picked late August with a likely good yield as weather remains favorable.
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Ringgald
G. William Gardenhour
Montmorency
Elbertas
Walter Bromiey
Edgemont
Leftist Stage Demonstration In Venezuela
In CATTACAS Venezuela Taflisis demonstrators halted buses and blocked traffic Monday night while distributing leaflets calling for removal of President Romulo Belancourt. Police dispersed the disturbances with tear gas. Leaders branded the Betan court government a dictatorship and said Congress was a puppet. The protest coincided with a congressional panel weighing a Supreme Court request to lift the immunity of two deputies accused of inciting rioting last winter.
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Cattacas
Venezuela
Taflisis
Hiesheels
Romulo Belancourt
Betancourt
Congress
Congressional
Supreme Court
Washington Cemetery Holds 4168 Confederate War Remains
Washington Cemetery within Rose Hill contains the bones of 4,168 Confederate soldiers who died at Antietam and South Mountain. Graces of officers and enlisted men from both sides are scattered through the older sections of the cemetery.
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Rose Hill Cemetery
Washington Cemetery
Rose Hill
Antietam
South Mountain
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