Queen Elizabeth to visit Germany in historic state tour
Elizabeth II and Prince Philip travel to Bonn Berlin and other cities for a landmark state visit aimed at healing postwar rifts. Officials expect a warm reception despite lingering anti German sentiment and Cold War tensions.
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Power Dispatchers Convene Two Day National Meeting
The American Power Dispatchers Association plans a two day national gathering at the Town House motel with about 50 of its 450 members and wives attending from across the country. Events include registrations, sessions led by C S Sanford and Len Mitchell, a Duane Arnold keynote, and tours of IELP facilities and the Amana colonies.
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Town House
Clarence Mainer
Ray L. Kibbie
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
APDA
C. S. Sanford
Iowa Electric ‘Light and Power Co
Len Mitchell
Automatic Electric Co
Arnold
J. A. Wallace
IELP
Amana
Real James Bond an Ornithologist in Philadelphia
Philadelphia curator James Bond of the Academy of Natural Sciences identifies a rare Eskimo Curlew shot in Barbados. Captain Maurice Hutt of Harrison College spotted the bird, warning it may be the last known specimen in the Western Hemisphere. Author Ian Fleming borrowed Bond’s name for his fictional spy.
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Man Rides Horse Across Nation Reaches New York
Ted Friesz, 29, a bachelor, rode a horse across the country to reach the New York World’s Fair after leaving Seattle’s fairgrounds 360 days earlier. His trek aimed to offer escapist adventure for those seeking distance from daily life.
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Freedom of movement the core of American growth
In Washington AP, Carl Madden of the Chamber of Commerce outlines four freedoms moving people industry money and information. He notes shifts since 1900 from older industrial centers to the Far West, Southwest and Southeast, with national growth sustaining all regions despite regional differences.
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Pa Atom Power Unit Reaches Full Capacity
Shippingport atomic power station is operating at full 100000 kilowatt capacity as announced by Duquesne Light Co. It is described as the world’s first full scale nuclear power station for peacetime purposes.
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France Plans Study Of High Speed Intercity Transport
The French government will allocate 600000 for studies of inter city surface transport above 125 miles per hour. Experiments will use propellers jets and possibly an electro magnetic system to propel 100 passenger coaches over courses combining monorail and air cushion concepts.
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