Space blast may be natural says British scientist
London report cites E M Cade former Admiralty radar expert as saying a worldwide space explosion causing a communications blackout could be a natural supernova in our galaxy. He notes records show supernova occurrence roughly every 150 years, with a near-earth event potentially disrupting TV, radar, and satellite links.
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Nation’s steel output falls for seventh straight week
New York The nation's steel production slipped 5.8 percent to 1,662,000 tons last week, the American Iron and Steel Institute reported. Output for the first 20 weeks totaled 44,949,000 tons, up 36.2 percent from 1961's year-ago pace, as inventories shrink amid price talks and wage agreements.
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Judge Dismisses Case After 257 Arrests
Milwaukee court hears Ted Joyner age 62 respond to a judge in his 257th arrest in 40 years. The judge jokes about how to handle the case and ultimately dismisses it.
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Expert on Old West refutes legend of Wild Bill and Hardin
London and AP report that Joseph Rosa of the English Westerners Society challenges the standard tale of Wild Bill Hickok facing Wesley Hardin in Abilene. Rosa argues Hickok did not scare Hardin as the gunfight lore claims and disputes the common death stories of both men.
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Notorious Western Figures Mocked by Historical Society
Rosa and members of a historical society debate legends like Hickock, Hardin, Custer, and the Earps. They doubt famous downs, claim many figures were gamblers or protectors, and discuss a forthcoming book narrowing Hickock killings. The piece ends with Buddy Greco on The Tennessee Ernie Ford Show.
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West Germany to boost draft calls to 1966 forces
Bonn reports West Germany will raise draft calls this summer to reach 500,000 troops by 1966. Current force stands at 360,000, enabling 12 NATO divisions to be fielded, up from nine, but 20 to 30 percent short of full strength.
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