Minnesota Officials Mull Spot Checks For Traffic Safety
Statewide traffic officers near trouble spots with spot checks as a core tactic. Minneapolis police plan six checks per shift while the highway safety director says universal adoption could scan every driver in three months. Gov Freeman pushes doctor reports on bad drivers and more road signs. An unmarked patrol car is praised for outpacing five marked cars in catching dangerous drivers.
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End of an Era as TWA Introduces Lockheed Starliner
On June 1 Trans World Airlines will put into service a new version of the Constellation named Lockheed Starliner. It may be the last piston engined airliner before jets arrive in 1959. Pan American has already received its final Douglas DC-7C and other lines will follow. The planes are modified to maximize power speed and range, signaling the end of the piston era as gradual introduction continues.
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Trans World Airlines
Pan American
Jets and jets usher in a new era of fast air travel
Postwar airlines shifting from DC-3 and DC-4 workhorses to Constellations DC-6s and Convairs. In two years the old piston planes will be retired as jet aircraft like the DC-7 and super Constellations give way to a high speed travel era.
Lindy Started Something on 30th Anniversary Flight
Bruce Biossat notes that Lindbergh’s 1927 nonstop crossing in 33 1/2 hours with a single engine contrasts with Maj. Robinson Risner’s 6 hour 38 minute jet crossing in an F-100F. He cites Pan American's 8 hour 50 minute piston flight NY to Paris and foresees regular jet service in six to seven hours.
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Atlantic
Charles Lindbergh
Lindbergh
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Tulsa
Okla
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Azores
Lindy
New York
Spirit of
le Bourget Field
Opinions of Others on Kiss and Ride Transit
A Chicago transport expert argues transit firms should promote kiss and ride facilities. He describes spouses dropping partners at stations for a goodbye kiss and meeting later for a reunion, saying such spots for delivery would ease the transit crisis. The piece notes the idea could boost rider satisfaction and ridership.
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Chicago
DES Moines Register
Great wisdom extolled as supreme human achievement
A reflective aphorism praises wisdom as infinite and unmatched, calling it humanity's highest attainment. The quote attributes the view to Thomas Carlyle in a concise, reverent tone.
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Thomas Carlyle
Khrushchev Advantage Seen In Home Abroad
George E. Sokolski argues Khrushchev commands power at home and influence abroad through a governing party. He notes Khrushchev’s televised Q and A signals a strategic bid to reach global publics and contrasts hunger priorities with military needs.
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Former Austinite named executive assistant at Winzen Research
Joseph C. Groth Jr. of Austin was named executive assistant to the president of Winzen Research Inc. in Bloomington Minnesota. He will manage public relations and advertising for the record making balloon and gondola firm while another Austin native Glenn Hovland helps track balloons for research. A broader civil defense discussion unfolds as county and city officials plan ways to boost public interest. Local school color changes noted near Stewartville. A Boston official cites women in shorts as safety hazard drawing calls for signage. Austin's May labor market shows steady payrolls with construction gains and summer job demand. Congress faces mutual farm bill blame as voters prepare for next election.
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Austin
Waitress Receives 1000 Dollar Tip for 10 Cent Coffee
A San Diego waitress who owns a small cafe received a $1000 tip from a regular customer after serving a 10 cent cup of coffee. The man handed a brown envelope containing fifty $20 bills and urged kindness and Christlike courtesy in daily life.
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Calif
Christ
Treasury trap does not mean a cash collapse says Porter
Sylvia Porter argues a false rumor of a Treasury cash crisis harms finances. The article explains rising rates reflect Fed restraint and strong borrowing demand, not impending insolvency, and asserts the Treasury can always secure funds amid a market squeeze.
Hoffa defiant as Senate probe looms over Teamsters
Victor Riesel reports Jimmy Hoffa faces a Senate grilling by Bob Kennedy while planning for a possible Fifth Amendment stance. Hoffa aims to consolidate power with a Miami Beach convention bid, testing AFL CIO rules and federal case pressure. He envisions a caretaker junta if imprisoned, with a June high council move to compel resignation of Dave Beck.
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Jimmie Hoffa
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Hoffa
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Teames
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Justice Dept
Harold Gibbons
St. Louis
Dusty Miller
Southern States Conference of Teamsters
Larry Steinberg
Toledo
Johnny O'Rourke
New York
Teamsters High Council
Beck
Teamsters’ Executive Council
Teamo High Council
Jaffa
Feds
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Hair Cure Talk Aids Bald Boy’s Diet Theorist
The Bald Boy Chapter Five quotes a medical examiner who dismisses hats as a baldness cause and links hair loss to poor diet and mineral deficiencies. He explains nutrients from inside foods matter, cites vitamins, minerals, and the need for sun and proper nutrition, then points to sources on hair research.
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Casimir Funk
John Shulak
Musical Interlude Across and Down Clues
A crossword style clue listing with Across and Down entries including numbers such as 1 12 13 14 15 17 18 19 21 23 24 27 29 32 34 36 37 38 39 41 42 44 46 49 53 54 56 57 58 59 60 61 and short prompts like The sun, Birds homes, Violin partners, Operatic solo.
Puzzle Word List From Clues and Answers
A compact list of clue fragments with numbers hints at a word puzzle style entry. It groups instrument hints, old phrases, and common terms like former ally and weather indicator. The readable lines supply partial definitions such as hang rasps amends and curved molding.
Do Christians continually sin and the sin difference
Billy Graham explains that accepting Christ ends the willful sin life though believers may still sin. He distinguishes sin as the sinful propensity within all people from sins, which believers repent for, noting Peter’s repentance versus Judas’s irreversible betrayal.
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Paul
God
Peter
Judas
Christ
Zoo to Receive Gift Gorilla From Dr Schweitzer
Cincinnati Zoo prepares to welcome Penelope the gorilla promised by Dr Albert Schweitzer. The three year old will travel from French Equatorial Africa with zoo veterinarian Dr Byron W Bernard to join the zoo.
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Cincinnati Zoo
Albert Schweitzer
Penelope
Schweitzer
French Equatorial Africa
Byron W. Bernard
Subscription Rates Box Austin Newsdealers and Street Sales
Rates list for home delivery in Austin with weekly and multi week options. postage zones define delivery costs outside 50 to 150 miles and beyond 150 miles. prices shown for weekly, three months, six months, and year long plans.
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