Russia Withdraws Charges In Major Propaganda Defeat
United Nations diplomats say the Soviet Union dropped its charge that the United States staged provocative flights by nuclear bombers in the Security Council. The move came as Moscow pursued pre summit talks and blamed US flights for hindering summit preparations. Nine council members expressed implicit support for the United States, noting the SAC would stay in high readiness.
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Arkady A. Sobolev
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Strategic Air Command
Eisenhower
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Henry Cabot Lodge
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Two Children Burned to Death in Tucson Fire
Two young children Kathy five and Jamie four died when a blaze gutted the carport shed of their home at 2 Paseo San Pedro shortly after noon. Neighbors aided a rescue as wind fanned flames. bodies were found after firefighters completed the blaze. The children were the offspring of James and Durbin Dorbin of the Pioneer Hotel, with Durbin recently transferring from Salt Lake City's Hotel Utah.
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Air Collision Sparks Calls for Stricter Flight Controls
Las Vegas reports a fatal collision between an Air Force trainer jet and a United Airlines DC7 near the desert on a Washington airway. Forty-nine people died as the airliner plunged to a death dive while the jet crashed near Nellis Air Force Base. Investigators seek whether the fighter trainer lost control or the instructor failed to see the airliner during descent. Congress leaders demand better civilian airliner protection and consider joint hearings on air safety.
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Weather forecast hints cooler tomorrow in desert heat
Desert Rat reports summer warmth expected to ease with a forecast of around 85 degrees tomorrow. The weatherman warns of variable high cloudiness and gusty winds as temperatures retreat from recent 95 degree highs.
Lana Turner and Stephen Crane named in $750000 suit
Los Angeles filed against Lana Turner and former husband Stephen Crane over J Stompanato death. Guardian Tack Harris asserts parental negligence by the actors led to the fatal stabbing by Cheryl, 10, as others say Stompanato was slain as he walked toward Cheryl. The complaint seeks damages for the death of prominent figure John Stompanato Jr., alleging failure to supervise Cheryl and improper access to a lethal knife.
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Miss Turner
Lana Turner
Acene
Tornado injures 18 as boy whirled 50 yards in Texas
A tornado ripped through Midlothian Texas injuring 18 people with two still hospitalized. Gary Froning a 2 year old was swept 50 yards from his collapsing home but escaped with a cut chin. The Froning family survived with injuries as the four room frame home was leveled.
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Lady Docker expelled from Monaco over flag insult
Britain's Lady Docker was expelled from Monaco after Prince Rainier's government charged she insulted Monaco's flag and royal family. The ministerial order also barred her from the French Riviera, citing a 1918 pact with France, while her husband Sir Bernard was not targeted.
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Bus duel ends in deputy, father and son deaths in Dana Point
In Dana Point California former Tucson resident Charles A Seyfert 16 year old son Charles Allyn and 10 year old Tommy were killed in a gun battle after a deranged man driving a battered bus opened fire on deputies Edward C Johnson 31 and Robert L Schultz 37 who pursued the vehicle along The Street of the Violet Lantern and U S Highway 101 A second deputy and a 14 year old boy were wounded Mrs Seyfert fled the bus with her daughter Roberta 4 as the gunfire erupted Autopsies found the Seyfert men killed by .22 caliber bullets while the rest of the family avoided injury through quick action and escape
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Neighbor recalls fear of carpenter killer and two sons
Mrs. Fernanda Coronado described her fear of Charles Seyfert and his boys before the trio died in a deputy shooting in California. The Seyferts, longtime Sunnyside School families, lived near the Coronados and had planned to move their trailer. Neighbors recalled the boys as normal students with no disciplinary issues.
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Safford
Weather Outlook Cooler Tomorrow With Temperature Spread
The forecast calls for cooler conditions tomorrow with noon sun and a high near 108 degrees, 94 degrees in the afternoon. Humidity remains low at 7 percent. Yesterday's high reached 95 and low 58, compared with 64 and 42 last year. For full details see Page 4.
Tucson Tonight and Tomorrow
The listing outlines a local paper’s page guide with sections including Tucson Tonight and Tomorrow on page 26, plus Ocean Coast to coast air route note, crossword hints, comics, movies and sports across various pages, and a police blotter, editorials, and public records. It mentions Arizona Album and a Victorious Windfall feature and a Woman’s View column.
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Man Gomez Found Dead Near Duval Mine Road Bridge Site
A man identified only as Gomez was found this afternoon on the Duval Mine road five miles west of the Nogales Highway. Early reports say he worked for the Pima County Highway Department building a nearby bridge and the death is believed accidental.
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