Eleven Die In Phoenix Crash With Train At Crossing
A crowded old model car carrying twelve people collided with the Southern Pacific Golden State Limited near 35th Avenue in Phoenix. Eleven bodies were identified as residents, with a 13th occupant a baby girl critically injured. The train halted two hours for minor repairs and continued to Chicago.
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Joe Lewis
Phoenix
Juan Alives Sr
Juan Ali Je
Victor Alires
Cla Aires
Soft Alires
Mike ‘Alires
Steven Alires
David’ Alires
Bobby Alires
Leroy Johnson
Johnny Massery
Souther Pacific
Golden State Limited
Union Station
35Th Avenue
Los ‘Angeles
Chicago
Beth-El
Ike Nehru Begin Talks at Eisenhower Farm Home
President Eisenhower hosts Indian Prime Minister Nehru at Gettysburg with plans for overnight talks on US India relations. They traveled from Washington in a motorcade of nine cars as Nehru seeks closer ties and a path toward closer China policy in the UN.
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Nehru
Gettysburg
India
Washington
Secret Service
United States
Blair House
Chou Enlai
Red China
China
United Nations
Russia says Hungarian revolt ended as Budapest reports ongoing fighting
Russia claims the Hungarian uprising is over while Budapest reports that Russian tanks troops and possibly planes still battle guerrillas in the northern mountains near Budapest. The Budapest government orders miners to work and messages demand Polish troops replace Soviet forces under Warsaw Pact terms.
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Vienna
Russia
Budapest
Matra
Weather note predicts dry five days ahead
A weather poet laments rain but the forecast over the next five days shows no precipitation. Variable high cloudiness tonight with little temperature change. tonight’s low should near 35 degrees.
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Norrow
Violence Delays Pull Out at Port Said Evacuation
Britain and France paused evacuations in Port Said after a weekend of violence that left at least 100 dead. UNEF controls most areas while 5,000 British and 2,000 French troops remain in the embarkation zone amid ongoing raids by Egyptian commandos.
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Port Said
Egypt
Britain
France
United Nations Emergency Forces
UNEF
Ebarkation
Poles Sign Troop Pact With Soviet Union in Warsaw
In Warsaw the Polish government and the Soviet Union agreed a military pact granting Poland a say over Soviet troops stationed in Poland. Foreign Minister Dmitri Shepilov signed for the USSR, with terms requiring Polish foreknowledge for troop movements and mutual agreement on numbers and locations.
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Poland
Soviet Union
Moscow
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Poli An
Dmitri Shepilov
Amphitheater Four Drive Crashes Into Trailers Killing One
A school vanishes through a stop sign with four Amphitheater High students racing a 1949 Ford. The crash toppled a large trailer truck, killing Joegee Heaton James and injuring Mary Crowninshield and Nancy Wilmouth. William Voorhees was treated and discharged. The incident raises Pima County traffic deaths to 57 as year-to-date totals ahead of last year’s pace.
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Joegee Heaton James
Grace M. Jar
Literat
Mary
Mary Tene Crowninshield
E. Eee Bae Roger Rd
W. L. Crowninshield
Crowninshield
County Hospital
Nancy Wilmouth
N. Warren Ave
Willis Wilmouth
William Voorhees
Knox
Frank Voorhees
Young Voorhees
James
Pima County
Children Found After Overnight Ordeal on Mt Lemmon
Dermot and Claudia Wenk were found alive after a 20 hour trek on Mt Lemmon. A 50 person search party tracked footprints to Carter Canyon area and brought them to Mt Lemmon Lodge near sub freezing conditions. The children had separated from six friends during a hike toward the Air Force radar station. The Wenks are children of Mr and Mrs Ernest Wenk. Paul Catha reported the group turned back at about 3 pm and Christopher and he advanced ahead.
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Mt. Lemmon
Pima County
Sheriff's Office
Dermot
Claudia Wenk
Mt. Lemmon Lodge
Willis Lee Barber
Arter
Carter Canyon
Air Force
Mountains
Briad
Christopher
Conal
Ciawarwenn
Paul Catha
Wenks
Ernest Wenk
Catha
Ralph Catha
Cataelinas
Forest Rangers
Paul
USSR Not Crumbling Says Gruenther
Gen Alfred M Gruenther former supreme commander of NATO forces said the dismemberment of the Soviet empire is unlikely soon He cautioned that Russia faces internal trouble and will encounter severe diplomatic and economic competition for some time ahead.
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Washington
Alfred M. Gruenther
Europe
NATO
Pentagon
Russia
Gruenther
Republican candidate for mayor announces bid
A Republican candidate declares plans to run for mayor in upcoming elections, signaling party strategy and campaign priorities. The announcement outlines key issues and the candidate's proposed approach to governance.
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