Aga Khan Dies at 79 in Geneva
The Aga Khan III died in Geneva at 79 after a heart failure. He led Ismaili communities worldwide and once presided over the League of Nations. His heir plans and family details were discussed as the funeral arrangements began.
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Switzerland
Aga Khan III
League of Nations
Aly Khan
Prince Sadruddin
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Aly
Rita Hayworth
Sadrudda
Sadruddin
Nina Dyer
London
Paris
Versoix
Asia
Africa
Pakistan
India
Afghanistan
Iran
Arabia
Syria
Morocco
Zanzibar
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Dacca
East Pakistan
Cannes
Tulyar
Karachi
Fatima
Mohammed
Persia
Khrushchev Seeks Tito Talk Amid Yugoslav Rift
Khrushchev calls Eisenhower’s clean hydrogen bomb idea stupid and signals an early meeting with Tito to resume Crimea talks. He defends national peculiarities and aims to broaden the socialist front with Yugoslavia, warning against capitalist opportunism.
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Eisenhower
Nikolai Bulganin
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Rankovic
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Soviet Union
Moscow
Belgrade
Winchester Service Center
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New Fire Hall
Leicester St
Lovett's Shoes
Yugoslavia
Socialist Front
British Mother Remitted Life Sentence and Deported
Mrs. Eunice M. Brillhart, a British mother, had the remainder of her life term remitted and will be released July 22 and handed to the Immigration Service for deportation to Great Britain. Her husband, Sgt. Robert W. Brillhart, serves at Sandia Base, New Mexico. The case covers murders of her three children in Eritrea while abroad with her U.S. soldier husband.
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Army
Eunice M. Brillhart
Rochdale
England
Robert W. Brillhart
Sandia
New Mexico
Federal Reformatory For Women
Alderson
W. Va
Immigration Service
Great Britain
Supreme Court
Pentagon
Brillhart
Brillharts
Asmara
Eritrea
Ethiopia
Border clash continues as Syria shells Israeli settlement
Israeli army says Syrian positions fired rifles and machine guns at Gonnen on the Jordan River frontier in a 15 minute burst after a 10 hour border skirmish. One Israeli civilian killed and seven policemen wounded in Tuesday’s exchanges. Syria reports two women and two children hurt.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Gonnen
Jordan River
Upper Galilee
David Ben-Gurion
Moshe Dayar
Tel Aviv
Maariv
Moscow
Syria
Wiliam Baxter
Israel Foreign Ministry
Baxter
Williams Red Seen Furnishing First Early Apple Volume
Harvest of the area’s early apple crop is underway with Williams Red expected to ripen around July 18 to 20. Yellow Transparent and Lodi have been the main picks so far, with Duchess starting as those finish. A Virginia survey lists 20,000 summer-bearing trees in Frederick County led by Rambo, and shows Williams Early Red, Yellow Transparent, and Lodi among counts.
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H. W. Butler, Jr
West Virginia
Panhandle
Butler
E. W. Barr
Division of Markets and Statistics
Virginia Department of Agriculture
Frederick County
Carrie
Agricultural Department
Elberta
J. H. Hale
July Precipitation Lags With May June Low Totals
June rainfall was 3.41 inches and May 1.98 inches, the driest May since 1941. July rainfall lags at 26 inches so far, vs a monthly average of 3.79 inches. May and June 44 year average is 3.66 inches each. In 1956 May and June totals were 2 and 2.06 inches.
Supreme Court upholds Girard handover to Japan for trial
The Supreme Court ruled 8 0 that delivering GI William S Girard to Japan for trial on a manslaughter charge is not barred by the Constitution. The unsigned opinion says executive and legislative branches decide the arrangement under status of forces agreements. The decision marks a major administration victory amid congressional opposition over rights of GIs overseas.
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Supreme Court
U. S
GI William S Girard
Japan
Girard
Executive Department
United States
America
U.S
Congress
Naka Sakai
Sakai
Robert Dechert
Defense Department
U.S. District
Supreme Courts
3.C. Victor M. Nickel
Joseph C. McGarraghy
U. S. District Court
U.S. Atty
Oliver Gasch
Gasch
J. Lee Rankin
Warren
Rankin
Frederick Man Still Planning Governor Race
C. Gilmer Brooks, 40, an auto salesman near Cross Junction, plans to run as an independent for Virginia governor. He will file a declaration by July 19 with at least 400 registered voters, spending up to 500 dollars. Brooks will avoid speeches, instead distributing 5,000 posters across Virginia.
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C. Gilmer Brooks
Frederick County
Cross Junction
Virginia
Brooks
Winchester Evening Star
Navy
State Board of Elections
Richmond
Wiles
Oral FBI Report Given to Defense in Clinton Case
U S District Judge Robert L Taylor in Knoxville Tenn ordered the defense to receive a copy of the oral statement by Clinton school board official R G Crossno to the FBI The ruling did not extend to all FBI documents in the Clinton segregation cases The defense had demanded the oral summary and had already obtained Crossnos signed statement from FBI files The oral summary had previously been kept by the judge while proceedings continued The defense spokesman Robert L Dobbs of Memphis pressed for access and U S Attorney John C Crawford Jr resisted.
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FBI
Clinton
Knoxville
Tenn
Robert L. Taylor
R. G. Crossno
Clinton School Board
Taylor
Crossno
Robert L. Dobbs
Memphis
U. S
John C. Crawford Jr
Judge Orders Hoffa Trial to Proceed Despite Fischbach Mistrial
U.S. District Judge Burnita Matthews ordered the bribery trial of union boss James R. Hoffa to continue while granting a mistrial for co defendant Hyman I. Fischbach due to his counsel Daniel P. Maher's heart ailment. The government sought the mistrial and Hoffa objected. The case centers on alleged bribery of Senate Rackets Committee investigator John Dye Cheasty to obtain committee files.
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Washington
U.S
Burnita
Matthews
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Miami Atty
Hyman I. Fischbach
Fischbach
Daniel P. Maher
Virginia Candidates Split on School Issue After Primary
After a lopsided Democratic primary, Governor hopefuls Atty. Gen. J. Lindsay Almond and Ted Dalton clash over school integration. Almond backs Massive Resistance while Dalton supports locally administered pupil assignment. Both parties seek to interpret Tuesday’s vote as a signal on education policy and funding.
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Richmond
Atty
J. Lindsay Almond
Howard H. Carwile
Ted Dalton
Almond
Dalton
Virginia
Thomas B. Stanley
Robinson Heads State Chamber Farm Committee
J. Kenneth Robinson of this city was named chairman of the agriculture committee of the Virginia State Chamber of Commerce Col W T Watkins Newport News new president announced the appointment at the summer quarter session in Fredericksburg The board also backed seeking more Virginia funds and appropriations for mineral and water resources research to aid industrial development.
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J. Kenneth Robinson
Agriculture
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
W. T. Watkins
Newport News
Chamber
Col. Watkins
Fredericksburg
Virginia
Convict Murphy Seen Near Clearbrook Escapes From West Virginia Camp
Frederick County Sheriff identifies Paul Murphy 22 of Cherry Run West Virginia as an escaped convict from Sweet Springs prison camp. A parole officer sighted him in Clearbrook but Murphy fled toward an orchard. Authorities and state police searched the area with no trace by this afternoon. The public is urged to lock car ignitions and remain vigilant.
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Clearbrook
Frederick County
Robert L. DeHaven
Paul Murphy
Cherry Run
W. Va
Murphy
Sweet Springs
DeHaven
Mr. Lee
Martinsburg
Virginia
West Virginia
Cedar Hill
Six Die In Bristol Bay Plane Crash At Anchorage Airport
Six people were killed at King Salmon Airport Bristol Bay yesterday when a twin engined Lockheed Electra crashed on takeoff. The CAA said the plane rose to about 500 feet then nosed over crashed and burned.
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Alaska
King Salmon
Bristol Bay
The
CAA
Modern Youth Conservatism Compared to 20 Years Ago
Educators report that today’s college age youth differ from those two decades ago in multiple ways. An engaging and informative analysis appears on today’s editorial page in section two.
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Educators
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