Three Children Found Safe After Mountain Night
In Oceanlake Oregon on May 3 three lightly clad children Terrence 10 Anna 8 and Jimmy 6 were rescued after spending a cold rainy night two miles from home in the Coast Range. Rescuers C O Tingerd Phil McFarland and Herman Kramer led a 60 to 70 volunteer search ten miles east of Oceanlake. The trio said they wandered while looking for empty houses and a dog named Prince accompanied them. Parents William and (names) Gall thanked volunteers and planned no punishment.
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Oregon
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Terry
Prince
William Gall
Rose Lodge
Associated Press
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Anna Call
Jimmy Lee
Terrence
All Purpose Plane Shown in Fremont Nebraska
Ogden L Martin unveiled a plywood prototype craft that can operate on air road and water. Approved by the FAA for experimental flight, the 150 horsepower design carries a Nebraska motor vehicle license and has flown near Scribner Air Base.
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Fremont, Neb
Ogden L. Martin
Martin
Federal Aviation Agency
Scribner Air Base
Designer predicts everyday items will become museum pieces
Architect William Friedman envisions future museums valuing common goods as art. A 400 maker loan exhibit titled 20th Century Design USA opened at the Albright Art Gallery, with 3,000 objects including brushes, tools, furniture and appliances. The show will tour seven cities over 19 months.
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William Friedman
University of Indiana
Art Institute of Chicago
Greece
Friedman
Albright Art Gallery
U.S.A
Art Museus
Cleveland
St. Louis
Minneapolis
San Francisco
Dallas
Portland
Ore
Dayton
Ohio
Devotion Boundless Castro Guards Guard Fidel On U S Trip
The 24 young Havana guards accompanying Fidel Castro on a U S visit work in two 48 hour shifts. They hail from Oriente and say their mission is sacred loyalty. One, nicknamed Papa, plans bakery work, another aims to stay within Castro’s service.
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Daily News
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
U.S
Castro
Fidel
Papa
Castro elevates guardsmen to first lieutenant rank
Castro rewarded his personal guard by elevating all guardsmen to first lieutenant. They receive minimal pay and endure long hours, with duties described as hectic and arduous. Insignia are not worn on their simple olive-green fatigues.
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Castro
Nonmilitary servicemen seek civilian jobs after war
They are not military men, shown by their relaxed stance with tommy guns, all eager to return to civilian life. Lt. Rafael Miguel quotes plans to work for a telephone company, signaling a shift from service to peacetime employment.
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Rafael Miguel
Weather snapshot across Texas panhandle, 1959
Amarillo logged 108 of 123 sunshine days in 1959. Comparative readings at 3 p.m. Sunday show varying conditions with wind speeds around 15 MPH and visibility about 12 miles. Partly cloudy skies noted in Amarillo and Daegesse, with cloudy conditions in Houston and Oklahoma City.
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Esse FL
Okla
City
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Kilgore
Ennis
Tyler
Carthage
Kauffman
Gladewater
Victoria
College Stallion
Texas-Oklahoma Panhandle
U.S. Weather Bureau
Johnson Sets Push For Civil Rights Bill in Congress
Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas lists Senate passage of a civil rights bill as a top objective this session. Southern Democrats fear a year of conflict but the Poplarville Mississippi kidnapping case heightens demand for action. Senate Republicans and other lawmakers weigh various proposals including school integration, enforcement measures, and federal aid to states.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate
Johnson
Poplarville
Miss
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Congress
Paul Douglas
D-Ill
Senate Judiciary Committee
South
North
Dirksen
Supreme Court
Supreme Law of the Land
Johnson and Administration
Douglas
Civil Rights Commission
Judiciary Committee
House
Thomas C. Hennings Jr
D-Mo
Senpete Judiciary Committee
Juke Box Racketeering Rumor Reported by Reader
A reader letter from D. E. Scott Wellington alleges a U.S. Senate select committee has found racketeers mugging and hijacking juke box operators. The writer contrasts Congress’ stance on private enterprise with action against crime and union issues.
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U.S
House Group Expected To Slash Aid
Washington AP reports the House Foreign Affairs Committee will trim President Eisenhower's 3.93 billion dollar foreign aid request this week. Chairman Morgan notes last year’s cuts of 650 million may guide this year’s reductions. Eisenhower favors a 1.6 billion dollar military aid focus and hints at possible supplemental asks later.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Eisenhower
Congress
Thomas E Morgan
D-Pa
U. S
NATO
Two Killed as East Texas Floods Wreak Havoc
Rains up to 12 inches flood East Texas causing two deaths and more than a half million dollars in damage. Dams washed out and roads blocked as towns like Overton Henderson Longview endure heavy flooding and water rescues.
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Associated Press
East Texas
Overton
Charles Beall
Henderson
Gerald Abrams
Palestine
Elssie Jeannette
Rabbit Creek
Sabine River
Baseball Scores From Texas to National Leagues
San Antonio 2 3 Amarillo 1 2 Victoria 9 3 Austin 2 7 Corpus Christi 2 8 Tulsa 0 11 American League Cleveland 5 1 Washington 0 3 Detroit 4 8 New York 2 2 Baltimore 4 Chicago 2 10 innings Kansas City 7 Boston 3 National League Milwaukee 9 San Francisco 4 Cincinnati 6 1 Los Angeles 3 7 Chicago 4 4 Philadelphia 3 5 Pittsburgh 4 1 St Louis 3 2 First game 10 innings second game suspended after 7 innings.
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Victoria
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New York
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Soviet diplomat flees Rangoon escorted to plane
In Rangoon a Soviet military attaché, Col Mikhail Strygaine, attempted to seek asylum after an overdose episode. He jumped from a hospital window to evade return, was sedated, and flown out with 49 guards and embassy staff present. His wife and a Russian nurse accompanied him aboard the Chinese transport plane.
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Burma
Mikhail I
Strygaine
Soviet Union
Col
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Platter Calls Turn of Fate In Waterloo Shoplifting Case
A 15 year old Waterloo boy who enjoys music was released to juvenile authorities after a shoplifting arrest on Saturday. He was found with a phonograph record bearing the phrases Stop Thief and Turn Me Loose.
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Waterloo
Iowa
KGNC-TV Colorcast Schedule Listing
Local listings show Haggis Baggis at 1 30 p m from KGNC TV followed by Truth or Consequences at 3 p m and the Arthur Murray Party at 9 p m details. Station programming notes highlight these early afternoon and evening broadcasts in the lineup.
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Haggis Baggis
Arthur Murray Party
Mars Moons Start Debate and Gifted Students Urged
A May 3 AP report covers two topics. Experts urge stiffer math coursework for gifted students from seventh through twelfth grade and advocate ability grouping with careful reintegration into mainstream schooling. Also discussed is an April fools prank claiming Mars moons are Martian-built satellites, traced to a Kansas State College professor and a fictional Dr Hayall.
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National Council of Teachers of Mathematics
National Education Assa
Associated Press
U.S
Mars
Shklovsky
Walter Scott Houston
Kansas State College
Great Plains Observer
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Houston
Harry Pease
The
Milwaukee Journal
Observer
Arthur Hayall
University of
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