Ground search continues for missing plane in Mormon Lake area
Civil Air Patrol leads a ground search 14 days after a plane vanished on a Winslow to Magdad flight. About 30 volunteers trek through mud and deep brush near Mormon Lake, while jeeps fail in boggy ground. Mortach Lake Lodge hosts operations with 24 hour radio, food, and shelter as crews comb canyons and suspected crash zones for possible survivors.
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Dagdad
Monnon Lake
Rea
Civil Air Patrol
Mortach Lake Lodge
Jorge
Winslow
Magdad
Air Force
Payson
Prescott
Phoenix
Minantala
State banks defend solvency amid senate inquiry
Arizona State Superintendent of Banks D. Saunders issued a news release stating Arizona Savings and Loan Association is soundly solvent as of December 31 1957. The release followed House criticism led by Rep James Corbett about the institution's operations and asset valuations.
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Phoenix
State Superintendent of Banks
Arizona Savings and Loan
James Corbett
U+Pima
D. ©. Saunders
Mona Savings Depositor
Arizona
Three Democrats and a Republican urge auto price cuts
Washington lawmakers pressed steel and auto makers to lower car prices to revive demand. Senators argued high costs and taxes suppress purchases while executives defended rising costs. They cited a possible auto boom if bargains appear and called for excise tax relief to spur production and sales.
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Washington
Auto Mid
Eisenhower
Sen
Douglas
Senate House
Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
Steel
Alte Industries
O'Mahoney D-Wyor
Backlines Of Suits Decline In 1968 Swimwear Scene
In San Francisco a fashion note captures photographers and models at Jantzen's 1968 swim wear preview. Mr Hamm laments fewer backlines, praising pretty girls Loretta Jean Nina Henrietta Virginie Lynn as new designs like the Depth Charge and brave bra draw attention. California's early season choice tops the list despite disappointed tones.
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San Francisco
Porky
Hamm
Harry Truman
Missouri
Truman
Harry
Vrapnan
Jami
Jantzen
Enioices
Mr. Hamm
Loretta
Jean
Nina
Henrietta
Virginie
Arei Lynn
Florida
California
Dog Vaccination Clinic at City Police Station
Vaccination program for dogs to be held this Saturday at the city police station. Police Chief Wm. Epperson says the clinic runs from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. A nominal fee will be charged. Vaccinations will be given by a veterinarian and each dog must be accompanied by a responsible adult or capable youth to control it.
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Polie
Wm. Epperson
President Dwight D. Eisenhower halves crude oil imports
President Eisenhower issued an executive order to curb crude oil imports as a national security measure. The new rules cut foreign purchases by about 15 percent, adjust voluntary quotas across regions, and threaten mandatory contracts for noncompliant firms, affecting Venezuela Canada and Middle East supplies.
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Washington
Sixenhower
Mackfingy
Hisenhower
Pacific
Arizona
Nevada
Rocky Mountains
Oregon
California
Venezuela
Canada
Cuban Rebels Captured After Pre-dawn Attack
Authorities rammed a boat landing 36 uniformed Cuban rebels in a pre-dawn raid. The rebels were seized with a large quantity of arms and ammunition. The expedition leader told The Associated Press the United States had no right to seize the boat, termed the effort EI Orjen.
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Brownsville
Tex
Associated Press
United States
Khrushchev Becomes Premier in Soviet Revolution Shift
The news that Nikita Khrushchev rose to premier startled U S leaders and reignited talk of a possible summit with President Eisenhower. Analysts saw this as a sign of Khrushchev's rising personal power and a return to Stalinist patterns, reshaping Moscow’s political control and inter nation relations.
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Washington
United States
Nira Khrushchev
Trad
Yenter
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Eiseshower
U.S
Tyles
Russia
Themseul
Nikola Bulganin
Moscow
Eisenhower hints at space benefits for all people
President Eisenhower, after the U.S. placed its third satellite in orbit, released a layman's summary from the Science Advisory Committee. The document stresses tangible gains from space, including improved communication and scientific opportunities, while noting military advantages but deeming aggressive weapons approaches as flimsy.
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Eisenhower
Outer Space
United States
Fiio
Eishhower
Layyant
Science Advisory
Fue
Troon
Highway Toll Up Over Last Year
The Avimna Highway toll has risen, with district officials noting the toll stake at 123 as of midnight Wednesday. The report states tolls are 27 deaths ahead of the same period last year, reflecting higher fatalities on the highway segment.
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Avimna Wighway Fabellly
Highway Patrol District
Sune Dale
Townsend says no marriage plan with Princess Margaret
Peter Townsend stated through his lawyer that he and Princess Margaret have no intention of marrying. He denied any grounds for believing they would wed and noted the princess had previously placed duty above marriage. The report follows Townsend’s meeting with the princess and renewed press speculation.
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London
Petar Townsend
Princess Margaret
Alan Phillipotty
Townsend
Margaret
Tha
Glen Cement Bid Opening Set Thursday
Bid opening for Glen Canyon dam project cement involves 3,000,000 barrels. Officials expect multiple bidders from several regions as concrete pouring needs dictate sequencing and trucking to the site near Denver. Authorities anticipate delays while bids are reviewed and may release limited information after opening.
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Frelltie
Santa Fe
Belng
dGelorada River
Glen Canyon Dam
Belyea
Glen Cement
Glen Canyon
Br Barvai
Rechioiation
Hendds
Denver
Avery
Dygne
Tarde
Flagatatl
Sintey Ferallhoud
Utul
Zheny
Une
Oscars Celebrate 1950s Film Stars and Winners
The article reviews the 1950s Academy Awards and the top winners. Alec Guinness, Deborah Kerr, Miyoshi Umeki, and other stars are profiled with mention of best picture contenders The Bridge on the River Kwai and Sayonara. It notes Bodlons and Woolward as part of fashion and acting trends at the ceremony.
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Nyayiedony
Hollywood
Keil Bullons
Minvie
Butlons
U.S
Alpmant
Sayonara
Miyoshi Umeki
Buttons
Allan Worrdwards
Draungght Staworth
Cael
Don Leper
Deborah Kerr
Science Fair Set Saturday in Arizona high schools
Students from five northern Arizona counties gather at State College for a two day science fair. Projects cover avian biology and other sciences with displays from 9 to 11 Saturday. Speakers include Stephenson and Dr. Agnes Aller. extension course on atomic energy. visits to Tanwell Observatory and local museums planned.
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Arizona
Colege
Tanwell Observatory
Martha Gulhrie
Theodore Cullen
Charles Supplee
Tun Stephenson
Schenve
Prescott High School
Vian
Stephenson
Maryse University
Agnes Aller
Scivice
Arizona Stat College
Playstaff
Prescott
State College
Akur T. Wager
Arizona State College
Tempe
Arizona Academy of Sciences
College Biology
Kenneth Derifield
Te Ealege
Museum of Northern Arima
Arizona Snow Bowl
Bath
Skunk Gats Man Parking Citation in Glens Falls
Glens Falls man Tom Cole faced a parking citation after leaving his car on the street overnight to avoid a skunk reportedly using his garage. He paid the fine and explained the situation to authorities.
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Skunk Gats Man
Glens Falls
Tom Coleman
Three Firemen Die In Blaze Trapping Dozens In Farm Building
A fast spreading fire at a farm building trapped about 20 people, including three firemen who died and six others injured. The roof collapsed, sending debris into a line of nearby residents as rescuers battled the blaze and pulled others to safety. Fire Commissioner Robert Quinn noted the fatalities were among the trapped workers inside the half block long structure. Police and volunteers aided in freeing those trapped as the debris hampered efforts.
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Tsursiug
Robert Quinn
Sis
Hoy
Janos McDonough
Arlert
Ghias
McCoonough
Khrushchev Becomes Soviet Premier in Shakeup
In Moscow Khrushchev is named head of government and first secretary after Nikolai Bulganin's resignation. Voroshilov announces Khrushchev as premier and chair of the Council of Ministers, with Bulganin out and Khrushchev hailed as an outstanding Soviet statesman. Eisenhower eyeing response as Cold War tension flares.
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Bikity
Khrushchev
Bev Soviet Presien
Nikolai Bulganin
Supreme Soviet
Russia
Klementi Voroshilov
Dulin
Thea Voroshilov
Khruslethen
Smaen
Rivusivhes
Soviet Union
Stalin
Milenikow
Jesa
Rnneni
Hulganin
Entijise
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Kheushchev
Taco
Eisenhower
Lnbin
Mosway Communist Party
Kirilosev
Jinec
Buloguin
Voroshiln
Council of Ministers
Khrushpehev
Balganin Jott
Jas Yaroshi
West Germany approves Matador missile purchase
West Germany’s defense committee approved buying 2405 Matador guided missiles with four nuclear warheads. NATO must decide if atomic weapons should be stationed in Germany, while the government negotiates funding and timing.
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Germany
West German Parliment
Defense Committee
Ue Buntestas
North Atlantic
NATO
Niven
Fiana Josef Hitauss
Unite States
Adenauer
Russia
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