Downed Bomber Crewmates Praise Bravery in Alaska Rescue
Reported aboard a U S Navy Neptune that survived a Russian MIG attack over the Bering Sea the Kodiak based crew members praise their plane and pilots. Aviation Ordnanceman Donald Sonpek Richard Fischer Martin Berg recount their narrow escape and the effort to keep fuel flowing as tracers fired past their crippled craft. The interview notes emphasize courage amid flames and the danger of the sea off Alaska near Anaktuvuk, with the crew stressing teamwork and resolve.
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Kokomo Boys Admit Grave Prank In WWI Veteran Tomb
Two Kokomo high school youths, both 17, admitted opening a World War I veteran grave at Twin Sovinds Cemetery to perform an initiation into a boys club. Clothing and signs of burning were found near the site, with authorities noting the incident as a grave prank rather than a simple mischief.
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Lincoln Club to Mold Smoker at Grandview Tonight
Lincoln Club aims to organize smoker event at Grandview Clubhouse at 7 30 tonight as part of Republican campaign efforts for November municipal elections amid rising traffic death figures for the third month.
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Wy Connell
Traffic deaths rise during Fourth of July weekend
The May toll reached 2 080 with a percent gain over the same month last year. Five month fatalities totaled 13 560, slightly above 1954. Council president Ned H. Dearborn warned the summer upsurge in traffic, urging drivers to be extra cautious and to help reduce the holiday death toll over the three day Fourth of July weekend.
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ANDERSON OBITUARIES AND LOCAL NOTICES
Obituary notices for Mrs Julia Halbach Benjamin Dillon Flora Brown Phyllis Sue Stanley and related funeral details appear alongside city officials and GOP events. Indianapolis pollution order and New Castle stream actions are noted with local service details.
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Board Of Works Considers Incinerator at July Parley
Anderson Bord of Public Works met in magi session at City Hall to hear reports and approve bills. Mayor Noland Wright and council members will meet July 18 with Industrial Affairs Committee and engineers to discuss a preliminary survey of a city incinerator.
Filipino fiestas may be abandoned due to spending
Manila reports growing concern that fiestas, once a national pastime, drain the economy. Rival host towns create excess spending, leaving citizens to pawn goods. Officials consider legislation to curb the celebrations as civic leaders push for action.
Worker Injured As Flying Steel Pierces Leg
Benny Dentum, 35, of 1820 Sa T St, injured when a falling piece of steel lodged in his left leg above the knee while repairing a damaged grain elevator at Marison County Farm Bureau Co Operative Grain elevator. He was rushed to Mercy Hospital and taken to surgery. condition not reported at press time.
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Rapid Nuclear Power Progress Across United States
In Vancouver, Kenneth Davis of the Atomic Energy Commission said progress toward economic nuclear power is rapid in the United States though much remains to be done. He spoke to the Canadian Electrical Association noting confidence in solving economic power problems, for both large central reactors and small power units. Britain’s House of Commons approved an Austrian independence treaty, pending Lords and Queen Elizabeth II signature to finalize Austria’s withdrawal of occupation forces. Evansville operator and drilling contractor Barr Lambert, 57, died of heart illness at home. He had moved to the Evansville area in 1817 from Durant, Oklahoma, and was widely known across Oklahoma, Texas, and Minnesota.
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