Northeastern Tornadoes Cause Wide Damage and Injuries
A series of tornadoes tore through New York and Pennsylvania with 100 mph winds, flattening homes and hotels and severing power to dozens of towns. Schenectady and Glens Falls were heavily hit, with two adults hospitalized and several homes demolished. Vermont and Canada also reported high winds and deaths, while Texas and Missouri saw torrential rains. The Weather Bureau projected a clearing weekend nationwide.
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Midlands
New York
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Rotterdam
N.Y
Schenectady
Glens Falls
N. Y
Albany
Edward Hill
Reading
Berkeley
Kirbyville
Pennsburg
Jeffersonville
Johnson
Weather Bureau
Canada
Ontario
Georgina Beach
Lake Simcoe
Wilcox Lake
John MacDonald
Chatham
Canada and Dominion Sugar Co
Texas
Missouri
Cedar Creek
Tex
Austin
Houston
Alabama
Carolinas
Virginia
Rockies
Gulf Coast
Brazilian airliner crashes near Rio de Janeiro with 51 aboard
A Convair passenger plane carrying 51 people including a U.S. national disappeared while approaching Rio de Janeiro. Wreckage and body parts were later found in Guanabara Bay off Paqueta Island. Only one congressman aboard, Jose Gomes Talarico, survived after seeking an earlier transfer to another flight.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Guanabara Bay
Brasilia
Belo Horizonte
Paqueta
Rio
Dumont
Newton B. Thompson
Waterville
American Bond and Share Electric Co
Real Airlines
George Pfistern
Janet S. Latter
H. V. Lee
Thompson
Jose Gomes Talarico
Algerians Fly To Paris For Talks
A rebel emissary Ahmed Boumendjel along with Ben Yahya and M Hakiki traveled from Tunis to Paris for truce talks in the 54 year war. Their plane landed at Orly and they were taken by helicopter to an undisclosed site amid French orders banning public Algeria related demonstrations.
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Paris
France
Ahmed Boumendije
Ferhat Abbas
Tunis
Boumendjel
Ben Yahya
Abbas
M. Hakiki
Orly
Interior Ministry
Algeria
Peiping Attacks Khrushchev As Sino Soviet Rift Deepens
In a mass rally in Peiping attended by high officials, Li ChihMin led a sharp charge against modern revisionists and U S imperialism, accusing Moscow of whitewashing it. The speech marks China’s strongest public reaction to Khrushchev’s Lenin interpretation.
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London
UPI
China
Russia
Moscow
U.S
Peiping
Marshal Chen Yi
Hsi Chung-hsun
National People’s Congress
New China News Agency
Li Chih-min
Soviet
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Red
Lenin
Times
Bars Flow With People In France Pages 5 17
Inside The Citizen outlines busy bars in France with crowds and social scenes, alongside features on food and flowers. The issue highlights cultural pockets and daily life, reflecting postwar leisure and dining trends. Page references guide readers to related lifestyle and political coverage.
Eisenhower Returns From Hawaii After Far Eastern Trip
President Eisenhower leaves Hickam Air Force Base tonight for the mainland after a Hawaii rest. He will refuel at Travis then land at Andrews near Washington. He canceled a Japan visit due to safety concerns and will address the nation Monday about his Far Eastern tour. Governors, judges, and civic leaders welcomed him at Kaneohe Marine Station where he received an honorary law degree from the University of Hawaii.
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Hickam Air Force Base
Honolulu
Travis Air Force Base
San Francisco
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
Tucson
Hawaii
Philippines
Formosa
Okinawa
Korea
Japan
Eisenhower
Oceanside
Kaneohe Marine Air Station
Oahu
Waikiki
William F. Quinn
Marine Station
Islands
University of Hawai
Cvh
Laurence H. Snyder
University
Burglar Hits Cartier's for $30,000
In New York a burglar shattered Cartier's display window before dawn and stole about $30,000 in gems. A bolt cutter opened the grill, a sledgehammer smashed plate glass, and a getaway car fled with a young man seen entering. Guard Conrad Nilsson reported the crash and described the suspect’s escape.
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New York
Cartier
House of Jewels
Fifth Ave
52Nd St
Conrad Nilsson
Pavements To Sizzle Tomorrow In Tucson
The Tucson forecast calls for a high near 105 degrees with a high THI around 82, signaling heat discomfort. Mostly clear skies expected tonight and tomorrow with a low around 70, after a 66 low and 101 high today.
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Tucson
Regents Close Session On Campus Religious Islands Conflict
The Board of Regents met in a closed session with former member Michael B. Hodges to discuss a dispute over religious centers at the University of Arizona. The Catholic Newman Center seeks expansion on Cherry Avenue, while UA aims to use the site for campus expansion toward Campbell Avenue. Archbishop Daniel J. Gercke appeals to preserve religious islands on state campuses.
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Board of Regents
Michael B. Hodges
Newman Center Foundation
University of Arizona
The
University
Catholic Center
Cherry Avenue
Campbell Avenue
Daniel J. Gercke
Diocese of
Tucson
Reorganization Plan Offered for Arizona Savings and Loan
Arizona Savings and Loan Assn. will submit a plan to Maricopa County Superior Court to form Greater Arizona Savings and Loan with $13 million in insurable assets. About $6 million will be distributed to shareholders, while $17 million of the remaining $36 million stays in bank custody. Harold Diverbess and Maxwell E. Greenberg named as directors. plan aims for April 1961 opening under the new state savings and loan code.
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Phoenix
Arizona Savings and Loan Assn
Maricopa County
Maxwell E. Greenberg
Morris Shapiro
Ben Weingart
Arizona Savings
Greenberg
Arizona
Greater Arizona Savings and Loan Assn
State Superintendent of Banks
Grasmeen
Harold Diverbess
Phoenix Attorey
Greenbero
Shapiro
Weingart
Heron and four others sued for $4 million fraud
A $4 million damage suit charging fraud and conspiracy has been filed in Superior Court against James R. Heron former president of the Arizona Savings and Loan Assn and four others. The complaint alleges a scheme to defraud shareholders by disguising loan transactions using false appraisals. Named defendants include Blanche Heron C O Lee Lewis P Mueger and Clay H Cory. The 18 count suit seeks about $2.13 million in actual damages and $2.70 million in punitive damages.
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Phoenix
James R. Heron
Arizona Savings and Loan Assn
Heron
Blanche
C. O. Lee
Lewis P. Mueger
Clay H. Cory
Globe
Profit dering charged in Interior land appraisals in Arizona
A House subcommittee faulted the Interior Department for under valuing public land in three Arizona exchanges. The report cited 58 635 acres near Phoenix appraised at 195 752 dollars, later sold for 7 131 000. Other cases showed large gains on resales and contested appraisals in Mohave, Pinal counties.
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Washington
Interior Department
Arizona
House Government Operations
Clare FE. Hoffman
R-Mich
John E. Moss
Hoffman
Mohave County
Phoenix
Pinal County
U S Envoy Snubs Mikoyan in Oslo Exhibition Row
U S Ambassador Frances Willis publicly snubbed Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan during the opening of a Soviet industrial exhibition in Oslo. She shook hands with other dignitaries Lord Mayor Brynjulf Bull Foreign Minister Halvard Lange and Prime Minister Einar Gerhardsen then avoided Mikoyan and moved to the far end of the guest row.
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Oslo
UPI
Norway
Frances Willis
Anastas Mikoyan
Miss Willis
Brynjulf Bull
Halvard Lange
Einar Gerhardsen
Mikoyan
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