Hurricane Audrey roars ashore bruising Texas Louisiana border
Audrey slam hits Cameron and Port Arthur areas with up to 100 mph winds. Eight dead as Keturah sinking raises toll. widespread damage along the coast, tides to nine feet, evacuations, and power outages reported from Orange to Galveston.
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Audrey
Texas- Louisiana
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Orange
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Warren Fish Co
Pensacola
Fla
Texas
Louisiana
New Orleans
Texas-Louisiana
Gulf of Mexico
Port Arthur Dock
Lake Sabine
Irwin Frank
Associated Press
Dallas
Beaumont
Sabine Lake
Huge Auger Used To Rescue Miners
BLOOMINGDALE Ohio Ph Five coal miners entombed for 14 hours were rescued through a shaft bored by a massive mine digging machine. Inski 29 Kowalski 40 Horvath 38 and Sabol 38 escaped unharmed as the auger drilled 240 feet to a central chamber. Crowds cheered as the men crawled to safety with the machine completing a third bore.
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Fred Sabol
Steubenville
Ohio
Bloomingdale
Powhatan Coal Co
Kenneth Hamilton
Joseph Sup
Hamilton
Congress Group Dims Tax Cut and Credit Plans
A Democratic controlled subcommittee warned against tax relief and credit loosening as inflation risks rise. The panel endorsed continued tight money and urged no major tax cuts unless the economy worsens or the budget is cut by 3 to 5 billion dollars. The report, signed by three Democrats and two Republicans, reflected a two week inquiry.
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Washington
House
Court Furor Grows Over Supreme Court Actions
Washington reports a rising furor over Supreme Court rulings with calls for new laws to curb the court. FBI files and prosecutions are debated, and Senate discussions feature Sen. Thurmond and Sen. Wiley amid calls to shield law enforcement from court decisions.
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Justice Department
Senate
Supreme Court
High Court
Clinton F. Jencks
National Labor Relations Board
National Assn
Strom Thurmond
D-Sc
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Richard L. Neuberger
Earl Warren
Donald L. Jackson
R-Calif
Congressional
House Committee On un-American Activities
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Jackson
Congress
Nickerson Faces Court Martial Over Missile Policy Clash
Col. John C. Nickerson Jr charges the Air Force and aircraft industry with trying to ground the Army IRBM program. He accuses defense leaders of misjudging limits set by Charles E. Wilson and urges Army control of a 1,500 mile missile. He faces a general court-martial with possible 30 year sentence.
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Ala
John C. Nickerson Jr
Air Force
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Army
Nickerson
West Point
Army Ballistic Missile Agency
Civil Service
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Pentagon
Brucker
Maxwell D. Taylor
James Gavin
Disarmament Talks Narrow Path to Slashing Weapons
United States and Soviet officials moved toward a partial arms cut as Britain and France pressed for protections. Harold Stassen proposed lists of weapons to be stockpiled under international supervision, with vessels, tanks, planes and missiles to be surrendered and later destroyed or repurposed.
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Harold E. Stassen
U.N. Disarmament
United States
Russia
Britain
France
Stassen
Canada
Valerian Zorin
U.N
Soviet warns Bonn on atomic arms and German unity
The Soviet Union warned West Germany that cooperation with the West on nuclear armaments would jeopardize German reunification. Bonn's May 23 reply to an April 27 Soviet note was dismissed as election propaganda. The note, rejected as not a threat, warned of death and destruction if war with the USSR occurred. The message will affect London discussions on disarmament as the U.S. and USSR seek staged force reductions and German reunification. The Soviets say reunification is not imminent.
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Soviet Union
West Germany
Bonn
London
U.N
Prince Philip hints on women drivers then involved in crash
In London Prince Philip joked about women drivers then reportedly collided with a green sports car while driving with Queen Elizabeth II in Staines near Windsor. No injuries were reported. the royals later hosted Commonwealth prime ministers at Windsor Castle.
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London
Prince Philip
Queen Elizabeth II
British Automobile Assn
Staines
Windsor Castle
Reginald Parker
Parker
Philip
Defense secretary outlines troop pullout from Japan by Christmas
Secretary of Defense Wilson said 25,000 to 30,000 U S ground troops in Japan would be pulled out by Christmas. He also noted that banning atomic weapons tests would be a nuisance but would not halt the world armament race.
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Washington
Wilson
U. S
Japan
No Relief In Sight Highs Reach 110 In Arizona
Arizona weather reports predict a 110 degree high at 3 p m with clear skies and rising heat across the state. Yuma hits 114 while Phoenix touches 110 and Douglas 103 as fire danger stays high and little rain is expected.
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Tucson
Yuma
Phoenix
Douglas
Winslow
Anti Reds Unearthed in Nanking Arrests Reported
Peiping radio says Nanking security forces uncovered the Chung Hua Chien Kuo Tang, a counter revolutionary group aiming to overthrow the Red Chinese government. Tao Pang-Ching and others, Tai Po-chiang and Kuo Sing-ha, were arrested after the discovery at a Nanking knitting works.
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Hong Kong
Communist Party
Nanking
Peiping Radio
Peiping
Postal workers receive 16 dollar yearly pay boost
The House Post Office and Civil Service Committee approved a across the board $16 yearly raise for about 518 000 postal workers. The move would cost roughly $350 million annually and affect nearly one million federal employees under the classification act. Chairman Murray announced hearings on pay increases will start next Tuesday.
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Washington
House Post Office and
Civil Service Committee
Murray
D-Tenn
Killer-Chicago youth given 50 years for hammer murder
A Chicago youth received a 50 year prison sentence for fatally hammering a victim. Prosecutors presented evidence of premeditation and a clear intent to kill. The Attorney General’s office stated the ruling reflects a firm stance on violent crime.
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Chicago
Supreme Court
Pima County
Tuskegee
Where To Find It Arizona Album
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Aere
Molly Mayfield
Radio-Tv
Williams Defense Appeals to State Supreme Court
Defense counsel for Leroy Williams filed two appeals to the State Supreme Court after a ruling that the accused slayer would be returned to Justice Court and possibly charged with first degree murder.
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State Supreme Court
Justice Court
Page
Atty Scanland Seeks Recess as House Fire Breaks Out
Attorney William A. Scanland, in court this morning, requested a recess after learning his house at 3364 Arroyo Chico was on fire. Cowboys baseball team members helped prevent spread to the home, with $500 damage to carport and storage area.
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Supreme Court
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Senate
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Brownell
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