Flood Claims 230 Lives and 1000 Missing in Pangasinan
In Mabini Pangasinan province heavy rains from Typhoon Wendy caused flooding leaving about 230 dead and over 1,000 missing. Homes were washed away as torrents poured from a mountainside. Police fear all missing may be dead as relief teams search the area.
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Manila
Wendy
Mabini
Philippine News Service
Pangasinan
Constabulary
Red Cross and Social Welfare Administration
Chaplin Arrests Highlight 1948 49 Beverly Hills Detour
In Beverly Hills an arrest on drunken charges in 1948 and 1949 is noted. Judge Clifton believed Chaplin was a first offender and referenced only Los Angeles Police Department records. Chaplin spent 12 hours in jail and admitted to drinking, saying the whole party was drunk.
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Beverly Hills
Clifton
Los Angeles Police Department
Chaplin
Charles Chaplin Jr Wins Dismissal of Drunk Charge
Charles Chaplin Jr. had a drunkenness charge dismissed by Municipal Judge Robert Clifton who said he did not want to start a record on him. The 32 year old Chaplin was arrested after a loud argument at a swimming pool party, and police later noted he already had a prior record.
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Charles Chaplin, Jr
Hollywood
Calif
Chaplin
International
Los Angeles
Charles Chaplin Jr
Robert Clifton
Two Women Win Seats in Egypt's Lower Chamber
In runoff voting Sunday in Egypt two women capt. Racia Attia and Mrs. Amina Shoukri won seats in the lower chamber. Attia, 34, campaigned in a commando uniform in Giza, while Shoukri, 40, heads the Society for Child Welfare in Alexandria. They join 186 deputies chosen for the runoff and the new parliament to be inaugurated July 22, with all candidates cleared by President Nasser's National Union Screening Committee.
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Cairo
Racia Attia
Amina Shoukri
Egypt
Capt
Attia
Giza
Ahmed Fuad
Shoukri
Girgis Mashed Abdel Malik
Alexandria
Society For Child Welfare
Nasser
National Union
Municipal Court Disposes Several Cases
George Franklin Kline of 1003 S Cameron St faced charges of drunkenness, disorderly conduct, and abusing children. He received a ten day suspended sentence and one year probation with fines totaling $14.75.
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George Franklin Kline
Cameron St
Fashion Centers Pin Hopes On Skirts With Eye Appeal
Italy's fashion houses in Rome and Florence plan new skirt lines this year emphasizing soft widening at the hips. Designers Emilio Federico Schubert Mingolini Gugenheim and Eleanora Garnett describe subtle silhouettes with natural shoulders small bodices and restrained hems. The Florentine shows begin July 22 with other houses previewing refined silhouettes and occasional overskirts.
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Florence
Italy
Rome
Florentine
Emilio Federico Schubert
Roberto Capucci
James D. Zellerbach
Fernanda Gattinoni
Casanova
Mingolini-Gugenheim
Eleanora Garnett
Fontana
Khrushchev Seeks Close Ties With Western Progressives
Khrushchev urged unity among Communist nations and called for closer cooperation with Western progressives during a Prague tour ending with a speech in Town Hall Square. He signed a communique seeking immediate abolition of atomic and hydrogen bombs and criticized anti Soviet propaganda and trials of Hungary.
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Prague
Nikita Khrushchev
Old Town Hall
Yugoslavia
Radio Prague
U. N. Disarmament
London
Russia
Khrushchev
People's Party
Hungary
Crippled Children Group Plans 1958 Clinic
The Winchester Chapter of the Virginia Society of Crippled Children and Adults plans a clinic in 1958. President Harry Lovett and board members Miss Eleanor McCartney Miss Dorothy Ellis and Dr Bradford Bennett visited the Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center at Fishersville July 10.
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Winchester
Virginia Society of Crippled Children and Adults
Harry Lovett
Eleanor Mccartney
Dorothy Ellis
Bradford Bennett
Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center
Fishersville
Lovett
Mills Mccartney
Miss Ellis
Bennett
Harrisonburg
ABA Rejects International Affiliation Proposals
New York ABA delegates vote down two moves to join international groups. They refuse U S membership in the Organization for Trade Cooperation and reject an ABA observer at the United Nations. The opening session of the 80th annual meeting ends as delegates head to London.
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New York
American Bar Assn
ABA House of Delegates
U. S
Organization For Trade Cooperation
ABA
United Nations
London
Christian A. Herter
Herter
International Court of Justice
John Daly
American Broadcasting Co
Association
Daly
Tasal dispute leads to assault at Kenosha home
In Kenosha Wisconsin a quarrel at a local home for the aged ended when a man in his seventies struck a 65 year old companion with a jar. The older man said he would not tolerate a remark from younger men before the attack.
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Kenosha
Wisc
Nantucket Bicycle Surplus Sparks Curious Question
Nantucket Island Massachusetts shows a population of 3500 yet 4100 bicycles exist on the island. The note ends with a playful prompt asking if there are any questions.
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Nantucket Island
Mass
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N. Breddect
American Finance Corp
Anetit
Loudoun St
E. Main St
Shawnee
Vailey Ave
Braddock ST
Handley School
Sylvania
Duquesne Brewing CO
Pittsburgh, PA
Duquesne
Fere
Crippled Children’s Group Plans Clinic
Kenneth E. Henry CO
Ela
Leggett
Famous Chatham
Comfort
Orion
Store Kours
Leggett’s
W. Boscawen ST
Episcopal Church
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