CAB Backing New Federal Aviation Agency Cites Safety
Boston June 8 AP Chair man James A Durfee says the Civil Aeronautics Board supports creating a new independent federal aviation agency to manage all aviation facilities and research. announces new safety steps including staggered flight levels 3 000 to 29 000 feet and greater separation above 29 000 feet to curb mid air collisions.
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Playboy Returns to Woo Back Bride
Hollywood reports International playboy Philip Schell says he and his wife Elizabeth Chester Schell remain married after a European honeymoon disruption. He flew from the Riviera to confront the situation, insisting he is in love and will stay, while Elizabeth Cable announced plans to divorce, though she later sent a resignation note from marriage.
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Father Ends Life Before Children in Lawrence
Joseph Cool, 32, hanged himself in a Lawrence yard as his six children watched. He tied a rope to a tree near the back porch, stepped on a swing, and jumped. A 7-year-old son tried to lift the body but could not. Mrs Cool sought help from a neighbor while learning she would likely give birth to twins soon.
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Louisville teen becomes top encyclopedia salesman
Jota Graves, 18, skipped chemistry classes and failed to graduate high school yet rose to assistant vice president at P F Collier Son Co. In under a year he went from selling encyclopedias to managing five states and earning a $20,000 yearly salary. His father, Dr. Allen W Graves, calls him an individualistic person while noting the boy once stood up to city officials over a vehicle tow.
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Roads to be oiled in Fairfield county this week
State roads to be oiled this week in Fairfield county include 2.9 miles of Route 29 in New Canaan, 2.4 miles of Route 59 in Fairfield and Easton from the Merritt Parkway to Route 106, 3.3 miles of Route 11 in Monroe from Route 110 to the Trumbull line and from Route 34 southerly for a mile, 4.5 miles of Route 37 and 0.3 miles of Route 39 in Sherman from the New Fairfield town line northerly, 7.5 miles of Route 58 in Bethel and Redding from Route 58 to the Weston line, and multiple segments in Redding including Route 107 to Route 53 and Route 53 to U.S. 7.
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GM AC Spark Plug previews ticklish paging device
General Motors AC Spark Plug Division unveils a pocket size paging system using a small radio receiver that vibrates in the shifter coat pocket instead of emitting voice. It targets industrial plants and large enclosures where ambient noise drowns public address or bell signals. Each unit is transistorized and battery powered, with up to 380 receivers per master control console.
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Bassick High Dominates Nationwide Latin Exams
Bassick High School sent 35 top scorers among 27 500 entrants in the nationwide Latin contest sponsored by Auxilium Latinum. Mary E. Hines entered 36 students in Latin II III and IV with 29 from Mrs Ethel Nelsons classes competing against North and South American and island students. Awards included multiple Merit and Eminent Merit certificates and several Honorable Merits. Gloria Valko achieved the highest individual Latin score 118 of 126. Others posted strong marks across Latin I II and IV with Lee Bakunin leading Latin IV at 115 of 120.
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M K Peck to Join in Missile Parley
Morris K. Peck assistant sales manager of Bullard Rouin named a committeeman for the Connecticut Missile Sales conference June 24 at the Hotel Bond Hartford. He will help plan the program as leaders from Connecticut manufacturing and sales discuss opportunities in the missiles field. The Hartford Chamber of Commerce sponsors the event with focus on selling problems.
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Worries over 47 year old fib on Kalamazoo marriage
In Kalamazoo 47 year old Oliver Bullock and his wife Olga faced a long ago marriage rule that forbade hiring a married woman teacher. The couple sought correction of a 1912 license after Oliver confessed misidentifications and fibs. Kalamazoo clerk Stamm said no law allowed correction and suggested court action to fix the record.
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