Bohne Talks Stars at AAUW Meeting in Bennington
Paul W. Bohne of Harwood Hill spoke to the Bennington AAUW about the universe and our solar system. He described galaxies, constellations, and Moon features shown with slides, noting Ranger Seven's Moon landing and the difficulty of observing on a cloudy evening.
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Paul W. Bohne
Harwood Hill
Bennington
American Association of University Women
Bohne
U.S
Vincent Pizzano
AAUW
Body of Nurse Found In Baggage Trunk in Ohio
Cincinnati police hold Robert Ray Abbott suspect in the slaying of Wanda Cook, 24, of Dayton who disappeared last Thursday. Cook's body was found Wednesday in an unclaimed trunk in Cleveland Union Terminal baggage room after being shipped from Cincinnati following a meeting in a nightclub. Abbott, 21, of Dayton Kentucky, faced extradition talks as investigators link a hotel register entry and a separate woman, Mary Sue Carter, to the trunk shipment. A Navy reservist, Alice Ewing, was held for protective custody in Philadelphia as authorities pursue leads. Cook’s brother Thomas Cook, 24, identified the victim.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Robert Ray Abbott
Dayton
Cleveland
Abbott
Tony Bogg
Ohio
Wanda Cook
Miss Cook
Union Terminal
New York Central Isroad
Buckeye Limited
Lexington
Bob
Ohio River
Robert Abbott
Chicago
Mary Sue Carter
Pensacola
Fla
Miss Carter
Philadelphia
U.S. Naval Base
Alice Ewing
Fort Thomas
Navy
AEC detonates underground bomb near Baxterville Mississippi
A nuclear device equal to about one quarter the Hiroshima yield was set off 2 700 feet underground in a rural area near Baxterville Mississippi. The test, conducted Thursday, marked a United States underground detonation in a remote site.
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United Press International
Baxterville
Miss
Hiroshima
Here
Mississippi River
U.S
Frank Ingram
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Mississippi
Europe
Washington
Widow Puts Swastika Armband Woes At Nazi Picket
NORTH HOLLYWOOD Calif UPI The city attorney weighed action after 70 year old widow Sadie Weiss O Sullivan of Studio City ripped a swastika armband from Nazi party member Robert Martell 43 during a picket at Sportsman s Lodge Restaurant She said the sight made her blood boil Martell filed assault and battery charges The incident follows a nuclear test in the southeast near Baxterville and other Cold War era alerts reflecting U S efforts to detect underground tests
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North Hollywood
Calif
UPI
Sadie Weiss O’sullivan
Studio City
Robert Martell
Sportsman’s Lodge
Nicholas Katzenbach
Martell
National Window Municipal Group Warns Of Election Fraud Increase
The National Municipal Review cites historic fraud cases and warns that the Nov 3 presidential vote could be crooked in spots and ballots may be stolen. It references HBA estimates of 1 million votes stolen in 1952 and notes examples from 1928 to 1952, including New Mexico and Michigan precincts with altered or discarded ballots.
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Municipal Group
National Municipal Review
NMR
Honest
HBA
George Abrams
United States
Samuel H. Still
Congress
Abrams
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Fdr
Albert Ottinger
Ed Flynn
Bronx
Upstate
Ve ‘Ottinger
Roosevelt
Harry F. Kelly
University of Michigan
Samuel J. Eldersveld
Albert A. Applegate
U.S. Senate
Dennis Chavez
Patrick J. Hurley
Senate
New Mexico
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