College students dig in river mud at Crescent Bar dig
College students from the University of Washington and Washington State University excavate an ancient Indian village on the Columbia River amid planned dam flooding. They haul finds back to the Crescent Bar Community Hall, with artifacts to be housed at the university and select pieces destined for exhibit.
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Crescent Bar
Wash
Igon
British Columbia
Columbia
Northwest
Long
University of Washington
Grant County
Lam
Priest Rapids
Washington State University
Harbor Dam
J National Park Service
Smithsonian Institution
PUD
Federal Power Commission
Eisenhower
Interior Department
Randall
S. D
Buford
Tennessee Valley Authority
United States
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
United Arab Republic
Aswan
Nile River
University
Family Traverses Country in $100 School Bus
John Caffrey family of 11 travels from Albuquerque to Westfield in a $100 bus converted for six day journey. He says the total cost under $500, with $300 for materials, $60 for gas, and $14 for expenses as meals are prepared on a camping stove. They visit relatives in Bayonne Cranford and a brother in Westfield while sleeping in rear bunks.
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Westfield
N. J
John Caffrey
Alburquerque
Bayonne
Cranford
Texas newspapermen review industry trends in San Antonio
More than 150 Texas daily newspaper executives gather in San Antonio for the annual TDNA meeting at the Granada, running Sunday through Tuesday August 16. Panels cover circulation, promotion, education and advertising with speakers from Dallas, Fort Worth, San Angelo, Victoria and Austin.
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San Antonio
Texas
Asen
Granada Ho
Weldon Owens
Dallas Times Herald
Phil R. North
Fort Worth Star Telegram
Harold Zschach
San Angelo Standard Times
Shelton Hall
The
Victoria Advocate
Pat Fincher
Austin American-Statesman
Joe Lubben
Dallas Morning News
Charles Lipscomb Jr
New York
Lubben
TDNA
Lipscomb
Bureau of Advertising
Ralph Kling
Dubuque, Towa
Telegraph-Herald
Newahanerr
Robbed Man May Still Receive Eye Surgery
Randall Everett a 70 year old man in San Antonio may still receive eye surgery after a theft took his $400 saved for treatment. Specialists will review next week to decide if sight can be restored and the hospital may list him as a charity patient if surgery is approved. Everett said a woman posing as a cousin delivered a package and robbed him Wednesday.
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San Antonio
Tex
Randall Everett
Robert B. Green Hospital
Everet
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Odena Childers Incenes
Aeg
Blake
Ied
King
Burg Review
John Murphy
Houston
Execu
Allen Engleman
Fam
Charles Draper
Houston Post
James F. Chambers Jr
Alexander
Veal
Culpepper
Baumritter
Globe Provincial
Kroehlar TV
Kroehler
Maddox Colonial
Futorian Club
Thomasville
Thomasville Solid
Futorian
Maddox
Kreahler
Thomasville Radiant
Bassett
Thomasville Charry
Simmons
Core One Ohne
Radiante Bitch
Fort Smith
Locke
Ivory Provincial
Doubl
Sam Meera
Tate
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