World traffic deaths rise five percent in five months
Nationwide crash toll reached 14,520 with disabling injuries to about 500,000 as the National Safety Council reports. A federal court barred Birmingham officials from enforcing segregated bus seating in a four year old suit by 13 Negroes. SGT. ALVIN YORK was slated for major surgery in Nashville. The Kennedy summer invasion began at Hyannis Port with a menagerie of golf clubs and pets. Three Germans climbed Nanga Parbat, one climber died. Five youths attacked a half Jewish teen in Buenos Aires, carving swastikas on his face. Venezuela to fire leftists in government jobs as Betancourt seizes transfer of power. Floods in India claim 100+ lives as Brahmaputra overflows. Arizona collected $91.7 million in federal grants, with highway work leading. Prescott officials cleared of misconduct in real estate sale talks. Arizona Oil and Gas chief Don A. Jerome resigns amid private business shift.
Deaths: Marquess of Winchester aged 99 in Monaco
The Marquess of Winchester, Britain s oldest peer at 99, died yesterday in Monte Carlo Monaco. He holds the Premier Marquess of England title dating from 1541 and bears the family name Henry William Montague Paulet.
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Three Democrats Consider District One Run
UPI reports three more Democrats Howard Peteson Richard Harless and Charles Johnston indicated interest in the District One race after Supreme Court Justice Renz Jennings withdrew citing his wife’s ill health. Harless noted discussing it with his wife and others. Johnston leads the Young Democrats. Peterson had previously considered Jennings.
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Tucson Student Attends National High School Institute
Catalina High School senior hopeful Joseph R. Breck, 16, has been selected from 400 applicants as one of 960 students to attend Northwestern University’s National High School Institute engineering and science division. He will spend five weeks exploring engineering and science topics at the Technological Institute.
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