Combat Trips Of Lindbergh Told Meeting
Westbury New York Lt Gen Albert C Wedemeyer ret says Lindbergh flew 50 combat missions in the Pacific during World War II and likely scored a Japanese fighter kill. He notes a heavy bomb load and Corsair operations, while government records remain unavailable to the public. Wedemeyer cites a six month Pacific sojourn with 178 combat hours and discusses Lindbergh’s later role with Pan American and Air Force reserve.
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Westbury
Charles A. Lindbergh
Pacific
Wedemeyer
U.S. Army
China
Lindbergh
Paris
Ord
Air Force Reserve
Eisenhower
Pan American Vioorld Airways
Wedmeyer
Hells Canyon dam bills face House Interior Committee vote
The House Interior Committee killed one Hells Canyon dam bill and prepared to shelve the second. Republicans and Southern Democrats joined to strike the enacting clause from Rep. Frost Idaho bill authorizing a federal dam that would split Oregon and Idaho. The date mentions a separate Senate bill and dynamics with Idaho Power. The Sweden population line appears as unrelated text.
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Washington
House Interior Committee
Hells Canyon Dam
Bilby
Frost
Idaho
Oregon
Snake River
Federal Power Commission
Idaho Power Co
Saylor
R-Pa
Senate
Hells Canyon
House Reclamation
Tampa Girl 10 Dies in Two-Car Florida Crash
A 10-year-old Tampa girl Janie Kinley was killed and her brother injured in a two-car collision near Bushnell in a rainstorm. Max W. Kinley Jr. had facial cuts, while Mr and Mrs Carl M. Million of Delphi Indiana were seriously hurt. The Kinleys' car crossed the center line and struck the Million vehicle.
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Carl M. Million
Delphi
Ind
B. B. “Smith
Florida Highway Patrol
Young. Kinley
Space Rocket To Be Fired From High Altitude Balloon
An Air Force sponsored program led by Aeronutronic Systems plans a high altitude rocket test from California within 90 days. The four stage rocket, 1900 pounds, will rise to 100000 feet on a record balloon to study extreme environment data for future research, with Dr Morton Alperin directing the effort.
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Glendale
Calif
Air Force
California
Ford Motor’ Co
Aeronitronic ’ Systems,” Inc
Scientific “Research
Son and mother found living in cemetery mausoleum
Cleveland authorities sought Edward Maibauer, 49, who had been missing from Cleveland State Hospital and was living with his 71 year old widow mother in a cemetery mausoleum for two months. Police arrested Mrs Eleanor Maibauer at the cemetery after reports of a man and woman living there.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Edward Maibauer
Cleveland State Hospital
Eleanor Maibauer
Polio Immunization Roll Nears 48 Million Milestone
Public Health Service reports over 68 million Americans have had at least one Salk polio shot with about 20 million completing the three dose series. Surgeon General Leroy E. Burney notes 730 paralytic polio cases through July 13, far below last year. Sen. Cape, Kart, and Jenner vote against the Anderson-Aiken civil rights amendment in the Senate.
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Washington, Ut
Public Health Service
Leroy E Burney
The
Health Service
Washington
Cape, Kart and Jenner
Indiana
Senate
Former Mental Patient Detained In Three Slayings
Carlsbad New Mexico police detained a 35 year old former California mental patient in connection with the killings of two women near Hobbs and a trucker. Police linked the suspect to following the women from a Carlsbad cafe early Tuesday. Bodies were found about 365 miles west of Hobbs. The suspect had been a patient at a San Bernardino mental hospital. The report notes a proposed vice president budget including travel and office allowances.
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Carlsbad
N.M
California
Tub
Hobbs
Avith
Columbia
Deat
Eisenhower
Tpolice
el- Segundo
Nixon
Calif
Ashing Alton
Smith
San
Bernardino
Navy divers hunt for bodies after patrol bomber crash
Navy divers search the Pacific waters off Barber's Point for the bodies of three airmen killed when a two engine P2V Neptune patrol bomber crashed into the ocean. Seven bodies have been recovered and the Navy released the names of all 10 victims. The Neptune crash followed two similar Navy patrol bomber crashes in Italy within five days.
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Honolulu
Navy Airec
the Pacific
Barber's Point
Ile
Naval Air Station
Ocean
Navy
Washington
Italy
Humphrey to Quit Treasury Post Monday Cabinet Shakeup
Washington Treasury Secretary Humphrey will resign next Monday. Robert B. Anderson to be sworn in as his successor in a Cabinet room ceremony following a White House announcement. Anderson formerly deputy secretary of defense and will take over as the first tax and revenue changes loom.
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Washington
White House
Treasury
Humphrey
Robert B. Anderson
Humphrey Jon
Anderson J
Congress
Anderson
Defense
Asien
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Revolt Threatened by Sumatran Rebels Over Autonomy
Reported threats from Sumatran rebels to launch a revolt if autonomy is not granted within Indonesia. The dispute centers on control of oil, rubber and agricultural exports and the share of tax revenue, with a fragile stance from both sides. In New York Billy Graham drew about 14 500 at Madison Square Garden, down 500 from the previous night.
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Jakarta
Sukar
Obers
Sumatra
Graham
Billy
Madison Square Garden
Tobacco Group Leader Dies in Paris Kentucky
John William Jones aged 72, president of the Barley Tobacco Growers Cooperative Assn, a Bourbon County banker and nationally known tobacco industry leader, died Wednesday night from a heart attack. The prominent figure, nicknamed John Willie, was widely regarded for his influence in the tobacco trade.
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Paris
John
William Jones
Tobacco Growers‘ Co-Operative ‘Assn
Bourbon County
Local man from Bourbon County dies after long illness
A Bourbon County native and farmer who helped organize early tobacco price support efforts in 1921 has died at age 54 after an illness. He was involved with Army trainee pools and the movement that led to the current price-support program. He is survived by his wife and a daughter, Mrs Davis McGarvey of Lexington, and a son.
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Bourbon
County
Davis McGarvey
Gexington
Heat illness raises trainee toll at FY Polk Army camp
FY Polk Louisiana reports Maj G Stacy says 358 trainees suffered heat illness during June training cycle. One death cited Raymond Santos from Fulton Illinois among those affected as heat temperatures and humidity linger. Also notes cold kills 33 in Sao Paulo Brazil as freezing temps claim lives and revival planned with Rev Walter Young hosting at Gospel Mission tent in Anderson Indiana readings.
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G. Stacy
1St. Armored ‘Division
Pyot
Hazlett St
Will
Ex- Gospel Missions, Inc
Fairview “Park
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Indianapolis
Elwood
Ing
Fairmount
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