Scientists Debunk Arthur Picture and Hope To Find His Grave
A British team led by archaeologist Raleigh Radford challenges the Arthur legend by showing King Arthur likely lived 400 to 625 AD in a Britain with cities and scholars. They cite Badon Hill defeat in 516 AD and Welsh laments, while Radford seeks Arthur’s burial site, noting a 1191 grave at Glastonbury Abbey with a stone claim.
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King Arthur
Arthur
Robert Musel
Knights of the Round Table
Degend
P Science
Nio
Britain
British Broadcasting Corp
Pelagius
St. Augustine
Raleigh Radford
Badon Hill
Radford
Aneurin
Saya
Asia
Glastonbury
Abbey
Isand
Avalon
Departures From The Rocking Chair In 1955 Style
Elizabeth Toomey describes the Mary Manning Walsh home in Manhattan and a wider national trend toward modern old age care. Churches, unions, governments and private citizens build varied homes for the elderly, from charity housing to luxury facilities. The shift reflects longer lifespans, with 15 million Americans aged 65 plus. aging care now a major concern.
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Elizabeth Toomey
New York
Mary Manning Walsh
Manhattan
Catholic Order of Carmelite Sisters
Murray Felderber
University of Pittsburgh
Beauty Queen Is Murder Suspect
Oklahoma City May 24 AP Pathological exam of the nearly decomposed body of Fort Worth fry cook Joseph Werner 44 shows he was shot through the right collarbone by a small caliber bullet. Werner had been missing since April 16 and his body found on a farm in Oklahoma City owned by Ralph Degarme brother of Werner's wife.
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Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Way
Okla
Joseph Werner
Ralph Degarme
A FallisA FallisA. Agron Kimble Injury in Fall
Birmingham Alabama report states Agron Kimble, 23, is recovering from injuries after a weekend fall from a wooden horse on a carousel. The incident occurred during entertainment activities.
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Birmingham
Ala
Agron Kimble
Baytown Teachers Assn Holds Final Year Meeting
Baytown Classroom Teacher's Association met at Carver High School library with president elect presiding. Miss O S McKinney reported on the PR dinner raising 569 dollars. 100 dollar scholarship to top senior entering teaching went to Bartis Jackson. Donations aided Carver Drum and Bugle corps uniforms. Baker to attend National Education Association Convention in Chicago July 3-8. new officers listed for 1980-56.
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Baytown
Carver High School
Juanita S. Baker
O.S. McKinney
Bartis. Jackson
Caileg
Archia
Carver Drum and Bugle ‘Corps
National Education Association
Chicago
Juanita “S. Baker
J. M. Walker
High Holiday Toll Predicted Across Nation
The Automobile Club of America warned of a high Memorial Day toll with a three day weekend. If deaths mirror 1984, about 361 lives may be lost nationwide, with California topping at 34 and Illinois at 30. Arkansas Kansas and Mississippi had no fatalities. It urged avoiding high mileage pushes, regular breaks, 150 foot following distance, and no driving while tired.
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Automobile Club of America
Texas
California
Mlinois
Arkansas
Kansas
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Percy
Mike Franssen
LIFE
Beauty Queen
Lakewood
Gulf
Appell Electric Co
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Thriftway Food Market
James
N. Market
John M. Kilgore
Dial
Lakewood Building & Supply Co., Inc
N. Market St. Rd
Gulf Coast
Venetian
Blind CO
Gene Muller
Mttaélive
Lakewood Village
Venience
G.I
F.H.A. Loans
Harris County
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