Virginia Toll Hits Forty Five After Two More Road Deaths
Virginia traffic toll rises to 45 for the year after two fatalities. Reginald Dana Hancock, 28, of Glade, died when his vehicle collided with a tractor trailer on US 11 near Bristol. Myron Schenck Gelbach, 68, of Cleveland, Ohio, was killed on Virginia 220 north of Martinsville as a car driven by Dallas Wayne Hopkins of Martinsville struck him.
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Kennedy Sees Invasion as Failure Highlighting Atlantic Ties
President Kennedy blasts the invasion plan as a failure tied to De Gaulle and European trust. He urges continued Atlantic cooperation, stating unity is right and division wrong, while Khrushchev’s test ban prospects and Jupiter base removals shape nuclear talks.
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Dock Workers Near Return to Work After Settlement
New York AP reports dock workers may resume Saturday under a settlement between the AFL CIO and port authorities. Walter A. Sullivan says pickets could be withdrawn today with hopeful return by weekend. Local disputes elsewhere risk delaying a full coastwide return for about 60 000 longshoremen.
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Record Low and Heat Extremes Across the Globe
An AP Special Report surveys global temperature records from Vostok Antarctica to Death Valley. It notes 126.9 below zero at Vostok on Aug. 24, 1960, and 134 degrees in Death Valley in 1913, plus U.S. and state lows, and the role of cooperative Weather Bureau volunteers in recording extremes.
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U Thant Declines Probe Into Togo Assassination
Secretary-General U Thant says the U.N. secretariat lacks authority to investigate the assassination of Togo President Sylvanus Olympio. Guinea’s President Sekou Toure had requested an inquiry, while several African governments blame Ghana for the coup and murder.
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