Jury Rider Is To Be Tagged On Rights Bill
Senator O Mahoney says he drafts a jury trial amendment to attach to the civil rights bill. Senate Leader Knowland aims to bring the House bill before the Senate and may use a debate filibuster strategy. Southerners back the amendment but vow further opposition including cloture. Mansfield says he will vote for cloture when a vote occurs.
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Meaderville Boy Burned in Trash Fire Blast
Gerald Housel seven suffered serious burns to the chest face and arms when a trash pile exploded Sunday near his Meaderville home. Hospital attendants at St James listed his condition as serious but satisfactory and said he was brought in shortly before 1 PM.
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McCormick Boy Shot by Retired Miner Near Butte
Emmett Owen McCormick ten year old Butte boy lay in very critical condition at St James Hospital with a bullet wound in the pelvic region. Chester Evinger seventy year old retired miner is held in the county jail on investigation for firing the revolver at the boy. Evinger said he fired to stop rocks thrown at his house and aimed to miss but possibly hit the boy. The boy is son of Mr and Mrs Robert E McCormick of 182 W Woolman and attends St Mary Grade School. The father, Rudy, worked as deputy clerk in local courts and now at Anaconda Reduction Works. Mrs Lidia Fordyce 66 is also held for investigation after being at the scene and admitting purchase of the revolver months ago in Butte. Continued on Page 8 Col 1.
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Nehru Urges Friendly Approach to Break Barriers
In a recorded July 1 TV interview, Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru urged a friendly approach to reduce world tensions and advance disarmament talks. He said the major powers must reach agreement and that expanding talks could help or hinder progress.
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India
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Columbia Broadcasting System
Berserk Italian gunman wreaks terror in Castel Terino
In Castel Terino Italy Luciano Delle Mare 29 entered a village hotel killed the proprietor who was mayor and his wife wounded five others and fatally wounded an elderly woman and a man and a 13 year old boy. He then killed a motorist and shot at a fleeing villager before turning the weapon on himself. Police found him dead after pursuit and say he appeared to have gone mad.
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Argentina Breaks With Venezuela
Argentina declares its diplomatic relations with Venezuela interrupted after disputes over Peron exiled in Caracas. Venezuelan ambassador to Argentina declared persona non grata and the Argentine envoy Montero recalled as Caracas closes embassy.
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Ministers Unite for Nuclear Test Ban Plan
A group of 83 clergymen union leaders scientists and others urged President Eisenhower to pursue a first step disarmament deal banning detectable nuclear tests. They urged UN monitored checks covering all tests and supported advancing talks with the Soviet Union without unnecessary conditions. The telegram warned that failure of London talks would harm future disarmament efforts and U S prestige. Signers included Norman Thomas Robert R Nathan Charles Price E Raymond Wilson James G Patton and Walter Reuther with others from diverse groups.
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Walter Reuther
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Europe Suffers as Heat Wave Slams Across Continent
Heat wave floods Europe with record highs and deaths. Switzerland reports 11 drownings and 7 sunstroke deaths while Italy logs 18 heat fatalities in four days. Zurich hits 98 and Nova Italy tops 105 as Rome empties for beaches.
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Bow accuses Wilson and Herter over Girard case
Rep. Bow charges Defense Secretary Wilson and Under Secretary Herter with trying to intimidate the Supreme Court over the Girard case. The House Foreign Affairs Committee approved his resolution backing a U S stance on foreign trials for service members, with floor action planned next week.
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State Has Third Road Death Year’s Toll 91
A 15 year old Yakima boy died after a car rolled over five miles west of Baker on U S Highway 12. Two Yakima teens were seriously injured, and a hitchhiking Ft. Lewis soldier also suffered injuries. Authorities say the driver, Marsh, may have fallen asleep at the wheel.
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Yakima
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Wash
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Miles City
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Harwood
South Bank
Holiday weekend traffic toll rises with two fatal crashes
The Independence Day period saw nine deaths in a Oxford Mississippi crash and seven in a Saugus California crash, boosting the four day toll to 690 across the nation. Drownings and other mishaps added 188 and 94 deaths respectively.
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Wyo
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Mich
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Seven Californians Die in Headon Crash Near Newhall
Seven people including three children died in a Sunday head on collision on U S Highway 6, 19 miles north of Newhall California. Both cars burned bodies found believed from Los Angeles area. one car carried a camping load and a family of five.
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Helena Father Pushes Sons to Safety From Runaway Truck
Frank P. Collins, 1214 Hollins, and his sons Pat 10 and Mike 11 were treated at St. John Hospital for scratches and bruises after Collins shoved them from a runaway truck on McDonald Pass and leaped clear. The brakes failed about 8:15 p m on the eastern slope, Collins told Patrolman Clifford Small, who said the truck rolled 30 feet before snagging in trees. The vehicle then hung on the cliff edge about 13 miles west of Helena awaiting removal Monday.
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Nine Die in Worst Wreck of Fourth July Weekend
Nine people died and a tenth was critically injured in a head on collision near Oxford Mississippi on Sunday. The victims were all Black residents of Oxford and nearby areas except for Reece Watley a 19 year old Chicago native who drove one of the cars.
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Montana Weather Outlook For Monday And Tuesday
Montana forecast shows east region mostly fair Monday with partly cloudy skies and scattered afternoon thundershowers in the extreme southeast and west. Nighttime cooling followed by a slow warming trend. Highs 80 to 90, lows 50 to 60. Tuesday brings partly cloudy skies with scattered thundershowers, cooler in the west and warmer in the east, highs 75 to 90 depending on location. East region expects 82 to 90. West highs 72 to 80.
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Ex-Russian Leader Denounces 1937 38 Purge Participants
Ex-president Nikolai Shvernik denounces three ousted Soviet leaders Georgi Malenkov V M Molotov and Lazar Kaganovich for tolerating revolutionary law violations during mass repressions. He links their actions to bid to seize power and the Leningrad case of 1949. Khrushchev repeats framing of Leningrad executions. Viktor Abakumov and four others were tried and executed in 1954.
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Western diplomats see dashed hopes for Soviet peace gesture
London reports Russian radio dampened Western optimism on a Khrushchev led shift after the Molotov Malenkov and Kaganovich purge. The broadcast warned against expecting new Soviet concessions in disarmament or policy, arguing leadership changes do not dictate Moscow policy and urging the West to respond to Soviet disarmament poses.
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Carolinian Hands Out First Buncombe Buncombe Speech
Rep. Felix Walker, in Congress on February 25, 1820, declared he was only talking Buncombe. The note mocks Want Ads as strictly business, urging readers to call 5451 to order.
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North Carolina
Zhukov Reported To Have Halted Kremlin Revolt
Czechoslovak sources credit Marshal Zhukov with blocking a purge attempt against Khrushchev by Molotov Malenkov and Kaganovich. Zhukov’s backing kept Khrushchev in power and strengthened the army’s influence, with potential impact on future disarmament and Soviet foreign policy.
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Molotov
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First Powder Puff Derby Winners Fly Across PHILADELPHIA Finish
Two California flyers testing the Wasp in World War II led the 11th Powder Puff Derby across the line in Philadelphia. Patricia Gladney of Los Altos and Margaret Standish of Burbank completed the 2,600 mile cross country in a Cessna 180 at 1 15 MST. The race began with 53 planes in North Platte and Omaha layovers.
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Los Altos
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Oklahoma City
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Mineo
Okla
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Standish
North Platte
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Caspian Sea Earthquake Death Toll Reported at 1564
Government officials report 1564 people killed in last week's Caspian Sea quake in northern Iran. Authorities are distributing food clothing tents and medical supplies to the devastated area.
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