Seamen Die As Tankers Crash Off Newport
U N General Assembly To Meet Today On Middle East Question is not connected to the ship disaster. Fifteen seamen died and 36 injured when the 10,000 ton tanker Gulfoil and the smaller Graham collided and burned off Newport in fog. Capt. Karl Anderson of the Graham said the Gulfoil rammed them and both ships burned for hours, with survivors jumping into the sea. An investigation board was ordered to probe the collision.
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E. J. Roland
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Newport
R.L
Fort Adams
Boy Hurt Critically In Troy Bridge Fall
Leo Roberts fourteenyearold of Rt Huilson Avenue Deasantdale was reported in critical condition last night at Leonard Hospital after falling from a bridge girder on the Troy Wakerford ridge to the sidewalk. He may have concussion a possible fracture jaw pelvis and severe jaw injury. He was conscious when he waved to the Waterford Rescue Squad ambulance which received the call at 9 30 p m Patrolmen Melne ey and Cos tle of the active radio patrol said the boy was with his brother Frank fifteen and Edward Williams sixteen of 1026 dul Ave extension They said the Roberts boy lost his balance while crossing the bridge girder and toppled to the sidewalk more than twenty feet down.
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Rt. Huilson Avenue
Deasantdale
Leonard Hospital
Troy-Wakerford Ridge
Jay
Waterford
Amebulance
Thomas Melneyney
John Coslale
Pilive Radio
Roberts Boy
Frank
Edward Williams
Dul Ave
Roberts Hay
Tornado Rips Cities Kills 2 in Midwest
A violent Midwest tornado outbreak left Milwaukee with two deaths and at least 11 injured. Chicago and Quincy reports include fatalities and numerous injuries from storms. Names Santo Rizzo and Michael Politte appear among the dead and affected residents.
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Quincy
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Michael Politte
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Inhuling
Sampany
Britain invites Israeli Foreign Minister to London talks
London AP reports Britain invited Israeli Foreign Minister Golda Meir to discuss the Middle East. Mrs. Meir, then in Paris, is expected in London Monday after visiting Italy. She will confer with Foreign Secretary Selwyn Loyd as Britain weighs Arab interests in its approach to Israel.
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Officials Feel Kierdorf Killed Self In Arson Try
Michigan officials say Yeamster Union business agent Myank Kierdorf died after an arson attempt in Flint. He claimed unidentified men doused him with liquid and set him alight. The case spurred a wide police probe and raised questions about who orchestrated the attack.
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Yeamster Union
Myank Kierdorf
Michigan
Italia
Teamaler
James Th Hoffa
Senate Rackass Committee
Washington
Frank Torrdner
Robert Kennedy
Kierhort
Hotta
Rierdort
Jets clash over Formosa heightens invasion fears
Above the Formosa Strait Communist and Nationalist fighters traded fire with no confirmed damage on either side. China redeployed over 200 MIG-17s to three new air bases near Quemoy and Matsu while Taiwan ordered 160 student cadets from Nankan Island to withdraw.
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UPT
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Defense Ministry
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Ching
Strom Quemoy
Matsu Parrison
Iil Jary
Innocent Woman in Court Over Lover’s Death
Connie Nicholas, 42, charged with premeditated murder in the death of her married lover. She appeared shaken as she faced the court, having reportedly swallowed pills after a confrontation with a younger rival and a wealthy drug executive.
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Connie Nicholas
General Hospital
Execu
Britain to build missile launch site near Lake Wark In
Britain's defense minister says the country will develop an intercontinental ballistic missile launching site near Lake Wark In central Australia. The plan aims to bolster strategic deterrence amid regional tensions.
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Australia
Britain
Miselles
Lake Wark
Aubrey Dunes
Plan for Welfare Job Test Rocks Rensselaer County Home
Commissioner Leo Watts announced a new civil service examination for appointment as superintendent of the Rensselaer County welfare home after voiding the prior list of qualified candidates. Samuel Romanchak led with 85 percent, while Ale y P. Ames ranked second with 84.50.
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Cammigsianen Watson
Samuel Romanchak
RY 3
Cusbeton
Matt Ava
Wynantskill
Watson
Mr. Ames
Freddy Grimm
Welpare Job
Reds To Cross Antarctic
London AP reports Soviet express cadet aborts crossing plans for next year on a route via the South Pole. Tr. Mite hall Somoy quoted as saying the aim is to field two more Russian scientific stations on the eastern and western fringes of the sea continent. Expedition to start in October from Mirny Observatory and end in March on the Beflingshausen Sea shore.
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Smnow
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Mirny Observatory
Antarctica
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House Votes Four Year Trade Bill
Washington AP reports the House approved a four year extension of the Reciprocal Trade program by a vote of 11 to 56. The measure, supported by President Eisenhower and a House Ways and Means Committee chairman, is the longest extension yet and traces back to Cordell Hull and Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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Ue Senne
Ats
Monkey Survives 10 Mile Fall After Balloon Burst
A female monkey named Mathilda fell over ten miles when a research balloon burst. She survived the plunge after the craft split mid ascent near Crosby, Minnesota, as scientists tracked the mission intended to study cosmic rays.
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Crosby
Earl Am
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Lamaren ays Full Penalty Lamaren ays Full Penalty
Ossining AP reports Lamaren Ay s full penalty at Sing Sing for the kiddnap slaying of Belayull Pelee Weinberger. He faced execution with calm resolve, offered no statement, and showed a last hope of mercy before death. George McKinney prayed beside him as guards prepared. The governor’s Albany visit is noted.
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Angely Lanephar
Walt
Bbelayull
Pelee Weinberger
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Lipan
Sing Sing Privon
Uwehal
George McKinney
Lamires
Uix
Dunn
Pr'ison
Averell Marviman
Albany
Lamarca
Grandma Dies But Saves Four Grandchildren
Sidney Montana AP report describes grandmother Lavidl McGonaha saving four Hite children from a freezing basement fire before perishing with her grandson Richard Wie. She escorted the sisters to safety then reentered the burning home to reach Richard, who died in the flames.
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Montang
Lavidl Me- Uonaha
Richard Wie
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Hite
Richard
Tite Biri
Ihn
Call Session After Gaining Compromise Call Session After Gaining Compromise
The United Nations General Assembly planned a mid session meeting after a last minute compromise was approved by the Security Council to convene the General Assembly in New York. Ambassadors described the opening as menacing talks with Soviet and Western blocs to address grave international issues.
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Wight
Security
Te Blinon Assembly
de Anle
New York
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Washtiyghen
Ehart Noltye
Sabolev
Soviek Union
Nortveres
Threat Of Perjury y Heard By Hoffa Threat Of Perjury y Heard By Hoffa
Ambiguous report details threats of perjury aimed at Hoffa amid a political clash. Motta, Davidson, and others dispute claims while supporters press for action in a high profile dispute. A potential five year sentence looms for violators with calls for swift justice and accountability.
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Hoffa
Mother Slain as Children Watch in Orangeburg Home
Police say Leon Musas, 20, stabbed a mother in her Orangeburg home yesterday while two children watched from the living room. The victim later died at the nearby hospital as hospital staff reported the assailant seized control after an alarm sounded. Authorities expect charging updates as the suspect remains in custody.
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Pheviet
Menton Winkel
Nyaele
Leon Musas
Mies
Prien
Trent
Rechland Cowly
Soho B. Skaben
Thomas
Budget Bill Passes for Large Washington Military Project
AP reports a $1.003 billion military construction bill passed by the House in a voice vote after a Senate-House conference compromise. The measure funds a major construction program broadly described as benefiting the United States with hundreds of jobs created. the companion appropriations bill remains pending in the Senate.
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Ywojeety
Senate House
Senate
Man Exonerated After 25 Years Hidden Murder Claim
Momburg Germany police report a man known as Mende, who fled after allegedly being labeled a murder suspect in 1933, was found not to have committed the crime. He lived abroad for decades, sending letters and learning of the case through newspapers before returning to Germany.
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Ted Ils
Niels
Mende Balieveut
Dora
Bo- Mende
Telee
Gion
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