Assassin Bug and Satellite Topic in Science at Work
The article previews a mix of science topics in a 1975 context including a hypothetical Soviet eugenics program, the citizens of Van Allen satellite generations, and a feature on assassin bugs such as the masked bedbug hunter. It cites R A McConnell of the University of Pittsburgh and notes the Sputnik era science discussion.
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Associated Press
Bulletin of the American Institute of Biological Sciences
R. A. McConnell
University of Pittsburgh
Two More Bodies Recovered From Stuttgart Train Wreck
Stuttgart dispatch reports two additional fatalities found after a head on collision of two commuter trains near Esslingen raising the death toll to 35. At least 47 injured, six U.S. servicemen children aboard escaped unharmed. no U.S. citizens among the dead. Train bound for Stuttgart ran a red signal, investigators say. other train headed to Göppingen. Names and ages of six American children listed.
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Stuttgart
Germany
Esslingen
Goeppingen
U.S
U.S. Army
Ida M. Ogilvie
McKinney
Tex
Marion Candelore
Niles
Ohio
Reuel S. San Pedro
Junction City
Kan
Linda Juhns
Weirton
W. Va
Ruth A. Joiner
Newcastle
Penelope Biggs
Philadelphia
Two Brothers Rescued After Ten Days Afloat At Sea
Dr L M Richards age 28 and his brother Eric 30 from Melbourne Fla survived ten days adrift in a life raft after their single engine plane caught fire over the Gulf of Mexico. They were found by the yacht All Alone ninety miles southeast of Panama City and flown to Tyndall Air Force Base then a civilian hospital. They had survived on two cups of rain water and a fish before rescue.
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Panama City
Fla
L. M. Richards
Limona
Eric
Melbourne
Gulf of Mexico
Airforce
Tyndall Air Force Base
Richards
Tampa
Guatemala
Cross City
New Orleans
Blonde Polish Spy Lures U S Agent Into Data Turnover
Irvin Chambers Searbeck a 41 year old Foreign Service officer is charged after FBI arrest in Washington. A blonde Polish spy allegedly seduced and blackmailed him into handing over classified information while he served in Warsaw. He faces up to 10 years and a $10 000 fine if convicted.
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Irvin Chambers Searbeck
U.S
Warsaw
Searbeck
FBI
Washington
Justice Department
Sam Wertleb
Scar
State Department
Lincoln White
U.S. Security
Naples
Italy
Dusseldorf
Germany
Foreign Service
Doyle Approved as U.S. Attorney for South Dakota
The Senate approved President Kennedy's nomination of Harold C. Doyle to be U.S. attorney for South Dakota. Doyle, a Yankton lawyer and former Yankton County state’s attorney, faced a 1959-era probe over a fatal shooting but was cleared by investigators. He is a Yankton High School and University of South Dakota graduate, and helped George McGovern in 1956. He is married with three children.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Harold C. Doyle
U.S
South Dakota
Doyle
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Clarence Mitchell
NAACP
Leg
Islative
Yankton County
LeRoy Blakey
Ed Sampson
Yankton High School
University of South Dakota
Jim
Yankton
George McGovern
Moon landing will cost ten billion and many lives
Government official Trevor Gardner warned at a science meeting that a manned Moon landing would cost about ten billion dollars and many lives. He compared the risk to testing high speed aircraft where fatalities occur and urged readiness to pay the price to win the space race.
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Los Angeles
Trevor Gardner
Air Force Space Study Committee
Gardner
Air Force
The
Aerospace Sciences
American Rocket Society
Lana Turner's Daughter Missing in Beverly Hills
Cheryl Crane Lana Turner's 17 year old daughter remains missing after three days authorities say she is not a runaway police note she left a note saying she would be away a few days and was to be interviewed about an escapade with two girls last Sunday. Cheryl has been a ward of Juvenile Court since 1958 stabbing case involving Lana Turner's boyfriend Johnny Stompanato.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Cheryl Crane
Lana Turner
Clinton Anderson
Cheryl
Juvenile Court
Johnny Stompanato
Growth of Crops Good to Excellent in St. Minnesota
ST. PAUL AP reports crop conditions across Minnesota show good to excellent growth in the southern third last week, with temperatures near normal and above normal rainfall there, while other regions were fair to good. Corn and soybeans near completion. flax nearly finished. over one third of corn cultivated. alfalfa first crop more than 25 percent cut. winter wheat about 45 percent and rye 60 percent in heading. sugar beet thinning and hoeing progressing.
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St. Minnesota
ST. Paul
Minnesota Crop Reporting Service
Ex Marine Major to Be Teacher in Massachusetts
Albert J. Sinue 42 of Brockton will start teaching in September after earning a teaching degree from Bridgewater State College. He retires from a 21 year Marine Corps career with the rank of major and will bring Marine discipline to the classroom.
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Marshfield
Mass
Albert J. Sinue
Sinue
Brockton
Bridgewater State College
Marine Corps
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New York
Denver
Smithsonian Institution
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W. B. Ragsdale JR
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Beck
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San Francisco
Sen
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Oris Kennedy
S.D
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Girenar
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