Four Corners of the Earth Found by Satellite Study
Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory reports discovery of four gravity high points on Earth forming pear shaped corners. One corner centers over Ireland and stretches toward the pole. Each corner spans thousands of square miles and is about 120 feet higher than mean sea level, with gravity pulls causing slight orbital changes in satellites like ANNA.
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UPI
Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory
Ireland
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ANNA
Navy
Applied Physics Laboratory
New Guinea
Japan
Africa
Antarctica
South America
Peru
Luci Johnson Admits Disguises During Weekend
Washington AP report details Luci Johnson 17 admitting she wore disguises during a weekend with friends to escape scrutiny. She joined a prom at Marquette University and Sunday mass, noting she had a "wonderful time" while eluding press and curious onlookers. Johnson said she might repeat the ruse if she chooses.
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Luci Johnson
Washington
Luci
Marquette University
Marquette
Wisconsin
VBS Opens Next Week at First EUB Church
The Vacation Church School at First Evangelical United Brothers Church runs June 14 to 19 from 9 am to 11 30 am daily for children aged four and up. Secretaries, superintendents and assistants are named for Nursery Kindergarten Primary Middlers and Juniors with themes God’s World and related titles. A Friday noon picnic closes the event. Rev Philip Hillsamer is pastor. Washington update: Senate unanimously approves up to 25 million for an inter American peace force under OAS in foreign aid bill.
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First Evangelical United Brothers Church
Beulah Rousey
God
Phillip Edwards
Mesdames Halford
Reddick
Eugene Jones
Philip Hillsamer
Washington
Dominican Republic
Yulbright
OAS
Fulbright
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Ellender
Indiana University medical students receive pins at ceremony
Pamela Carallo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benedicto Carallo, is among 16 students in IU School of Medicine’s Physical Therapy Program in Indianapolis to receive pins Sunday signaling completion and readiness to practice. The ceremony begins at 7:20 p.m. in the Union Building of the IU Medical Center, with students traveling to Bloomington the next day for B.S. degrees at the university commencement.
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Pamela Carallo
Benedicto Carallo
Ernie la Ave
Indiana University School of Medicine
Indianapolis
Union
IU. Medical Center
Bloomington
Embezzler Hobbs Granted New Trial Date
Arnold Hobbs, convicted of a $1 million embezzlement at Noble County Credit Union, had a new trial date set for September 1. He previously served four years of a 15 year term after a 1959 conviction. release was reversed and the case moved to Allen County on venue change.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Arnold Hobbs
Allen
W. QO. Hughes
Hobbs
Noble County Credit Union
Albion
la Porte
Alban Smith
Jona
App
Noble County
Salinger Arrives In Paris To Marry Nicole Gillman
Former press secretary Pierre Salinger arrived in Paris from Los Angeles and said he plans to marry French magazine writer Nicole Gillman in Paris within three weeks with no date fixed. He was welcomed at Orly by the intended bride. An earthquake shook eastern Japan Tuesday with no injuries or damage reported.
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UP1
Press
Dential
Pierre Salinger
Nicole Gillman
Salinger
Orly Airport
Los Angeles
Miss Air
Shirley Methodist WSCS Entertained At Smalley Home
Shirley The WSCS of Shirley Methodist Church met at Mrs Irvin Smalley home with Mrs Lester Willis assisting Hostesses The group opened with prayer and a lesson titled Young Mothers of Other Lands A business session followed and refreshments for twelve members and two guests were served at the Smalley home A 17th birthday party for Terry Reason was later noted with relatives visiting in the Reason household The day included attendees Dean and Betsy Reason and Earl Reason The Eastern Hancock Schools Board recently met with consultants from State University to review proposed new facilities and curriculums A separate brief notes a heat treatment mishap in Elkhart Ind where a diathermy machine caused a $10000 fire at Dr Milo Lundt's home after a short circuit Bowling 30¢ at Rains.
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WSCS
Shirley Methodist Church
Irvin Smalley
Lester Willis
Gerald Wright
Don Manson
Lucy Smailey
Nettie McRoberts
Delbert Reason
Terry Reason
Dean Reason
Betsy
Earl Reason
Eastern Hancock Schools
Educationa
All States University
Frances Wells Named President of First Church Boston
Frances S. Wells of San Antonio Texas was named president at the June 7 annual meeting of the First Church of Christ Scientist Boston. She succeeds Edward Frederman of Chicago. The Board urged members to seek areas of agreement with other denominations as thousands attended. Branch churches reached about 3300 with new churches in Argentina the Netherlands New Zealand Guatemala and Korea. Applications for membership rose in Congo Nigeria Zambia East Germany Poland South India Cuba and other regions.
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San Antonio
Tex
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Edward Frederman
Chicago
Christian Science Board of Directors
Christian Science Branch
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New Zealand
Guatemala
Korea
Congo
Nigeria
Zambia
East Germany
Poland
South India
Cuba
Asia
Latin America
Morocco’s Hassan II assumes emergency rule amid cabinet shakeup
Morocco faces a tense political moment as King Hassan II activates emergency powers after Premier Ahmed Bah nani steps down, dissolving Parliament. The regime seeks bold reforms for the humble, while groups loyal and opposed react, amid economic strain and a shadow cabinet limbo. In sports, Jack Nicklaus wins the Masters with a record 271, nine strokes ahead.
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Rabat
Morocco
UPI
Ahmed Bahnini
Hassan II
Hassan
Jack Nicklaus
Chou En Lai ends Tanzania visit with charge of U S aggression
Chinese Premier Chou En Lai and Tanzanian President Julius Nyerere signed a communique accusing the United States of aggression in the Congo as Chou departed Tanzania after a four day visit. The message pledged continued support for nationalist forces opposing Tshombe and stressed China Tanzania unity. Later in Noblesville Indiana, about 35 partygoers damaged two cars with beer bottles at a drinking party near Geist Reservoir.
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Dar ES Salaam
Tanzania
UPS
Chou En-lai
United States
Congo
Chou
Julius Nyerere
China
U.S
Red
Moise Tshombe
Noblesville
Ind
Barty
Geist Reservoir
Cancer Society Aided By Circle at Bethany Church
Mrs James Kreegae and Mrs Walter Reed hosted an all day Cancer Society tea at Bethany Christian Church Fellowship Hall with sewing sessions and a devotional. A June 4 next meeting is planned with local hostesses. Donna Kreegar earned a missionary degree at Lincoln Christian College and plans to work as a nurse in Rhodesia. Tom Smith of Butler Md won the Grand National riding Jay Trump.
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James Kreegae
Walter Reed
Cirle
Bethany Christian Church
Fellowship Hall
Cancer Society
Ernest Patterson
Man
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Virgil Lawler
P.m
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Robert Fishj
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Richard Fish
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Len Houston
Charles Johns
Robert Fish
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Fed Patterson
Albert Redike
Earl Schalk
Wesley Scott
John Lea
Leslie Smith
Howard May
Chester Wean
Mary Bronnenberg
Madge Scott
Nila Patterson
James Kreegar
Lincoln Christian College
Ilinois
Donna
Tommy Smith
Butler, Md
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