Wreckage sighted near Darlington Wash during search
Air Force officials reported two areas of wreckage in rugged terrain between Three Fingers Mountain and Mt. White Horse about 20 miles northeast of Everett. Ground teams from Paine Field were being formed as bad weather hampered operations. Four airmen are believed missing from the crash during a March search mission.
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Prince Frees Jailed Yank
Monte Carlo reporting that Prince Rainier pardoned Jason Lee, an American of Los Angeles, the oldest of three jailed last February for trying to cheat Monte Carlo casinos with loaded dice. Lee had heart issues. no reason given for clemency and unclear Princess Grace involvement. Other detainees are Philip Aggie of Angeles and Jtalph Shaker of West Covind, with sentences of five years and one year already served to count toward total terms.
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WAC Recruiting Drive Planned Here July 9 14
Madison County to host the first statewide WAC recruitment drive in years from July 9 to 14. Ten top applicants will enter the Women’s Army Corps after a preliminary screening in Indianapolis and a uniformed show in Jacksonville. Selected women will choose an Army school and report to Fort McClellan, Alabama, for basic training.
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Lutherans Nix Merger Plans
The Missouri Synod elected its president to an eighth term and declined merger talks with two Lutheran bodies while leaving open a potential later merger after doctrinal unity. President Dr. John W. Behnken, 72, stated he would accept no final term and the convention indicated willingness to meet with sister synods to resolve differences. No one was injured in a separate incident where a large air tank exploded at Lavelle Foundry, damaging a building but not causing injuries to workers.
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No Disloyalty Seen Since '53 Humphrey Says
Senator Hubert Humphrey said no disloyal government employee cases have been found since 1953. He noted security programs vary by agency and cited a prepared document with testimony from the Justice Department and Civil Service Commission. Also mentions local meeting plans, a social pack event at Mounds Park, and a note on cattle processing at Calaveras Valley station with weather impacts.
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Hospital Dismissals List Mixed with Place Names
A garbled hospital dismissal list names many individuals across numerous towns and states, including Mrs Beverly Len Thilse, Mrs Jui Poach Shepard, Ellenhurst De Orie W Jones, Shirley Mise Beriba Durand Pendleton Leepy Cook, Middletown Tal Pieves, and several others. The text interweaves hospital notices with unrelated place and route references, ending with a court mention and port-city note.
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USDA Worker Slams Loyalty Letters in Chicago Case
John C. Baker, Midwest information chief of the USDA's Marketing Service, wrote a hostile letter to security officials decrying loyalty inquiries and demanding mail addressed to his home stop. The exchange reveals tension over investigations into his loyalty and a new test idea from Connecticut officials on driver aptitude.
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Amateur Radio Field Day Event Opens Today
The Kita Day Operation of the Andersen Amateur Radio Club runs from 4 pm today in Alexandria area north of town. Dwight Gunn, club president, says the nationwide contest has members moving transmitters to a central site to contact as many stations as possible. About 30 county operators are expected to participate with noon meals for members' spouses.
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Publisher Victor Ridder Hurt in London Car Crash
American publisher Victor Ridder was injured in a highway collision near Basingstoke Hampshire. His wife said he spent a painful night in hospital recovering from an 8 chipped hip bone and a fractured leg above the knee.
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