New York Welcomes Nautilus After Record Arctic Crossing
The Nautilus and its crew arrive in New York after completing a submerged Atlantic crossing in 62 days, setting a new underwater speed record. Officials including Adm. Hyman G. Rickover attend ceremonies as crowds prepare for a public viewing and a parade along Broadway.
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Thief Breaks Into Langwald Home During Police Field Day
A thief entered the Langwald residence while Mr and Mrs Php A Langwald attended a police field day. An at coat worth 1000 dollars was stolen. In San Quentin California hundreds lined up at the state prison for the Bay area art show opening to the public this year as highway patrolmen stood by.
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Sen Quentin
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Fourth Tropical Storm Off Florida Coast
The Weather Bureau reports the fourth tropical storm of the year named Daisy lies about 275 miles off the Florida coast with winds up to 35 mph. Forecasters caution it may drift and not threaten land, though a possible northerly path is noted and no landfall prediction is made.
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Florida
Weather Bureau
North Carolina
Paul Moore
Explorer V Mystery Persists After Apollo Rocket Flight
Cape Canaveral reports Explorer V failed to reach orbit after a smooth Jupiter C launch. The satellite's signal lasted seven minutes then faded. Defense Department confirms no orbit. Scientists study telemetry to learn about high altitude radiation and its threat to manned space travel.
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Vanguard
Erie kindergarten to occupy Little Red Schoolhouse
The Little Red Schoolhouse in Erie will host the town's kindergarten for the next school year with an anticipated enrollment around 30 children. The Kiwanis Club sponsored renovations including repainting the exterior in red, interior redecorations, new flooring and tables, and a planned cupola bell to signal class start times.
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William C. Weir
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Dawson Couple Vacationing in Missouri Ozarks Trip
Erie and Vicinity note Mr and Mrs Bill Dawson spend this week visiting Missouri scenic spots in the Ozarks before returning home. Dr and Mrs Dale Larimore visited relatives at Henryetta Oklahoma. Advertising is Your Guide to over the weekend. They also spent some time in Tulsa.
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Morocco Rich in Minerals Phosphates Coal and Manganese
Morocco in North Africa sits on rich mineral resources including phosphates coal iron and manganese according to regional studies highlighting its natural resource base and industrial potential.
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North
Africa
Bender Heads Teamsters Corruption Probe Commission
George H Bender named to lead a three member citizens commission to probe Teamsters official corruption. The panel also includes F Joseph Donohue and Ira W Jayne with pay set at 250 dollars a day. Hoffa says the panel will guide the union to strong honest leadership while denying pre judgment. The Senate Rackets Committee hearings resume Tuesday and federal monitors may connect depending on context.
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George H Bender
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Bender
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Ira W. Jayne
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Plane lands on river bed after fuel runout
Los Angeles pilot Robert Thorne ran out of gas during a Sunday flight over downtown. He glided to a dry Los Angeles River Bed and narrowly cleared a 75 foot bridge, making a successful landing. After refueling, he and passenger Ed Sobata departed for a nearby airport.
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Robert Thorne
Ed Sobata
Nadler Sets TV Quiz Record with $252,000 Win
New York AP report: Teddy Nadler, former civil service clerk, becomes all time high winner on TV quiz shows by reaching $252,000. He surpassed 11 year old Robert Strom, the prior record holder, who had won a substantial sum before.
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New York
Teddy Nadler
U.S
Nadler
Robert Strom
Nadler Reaches 252000 On CBS The 64 000 Challenge
Nadler, 49, topped an $8,000 ancient history query to surpass Strom and reach a quarter million dollars on CBS TV. He later totaled 252,000 before time ran out and plans to return next Sunday. He beat Dolores Brown and David H. Engel in geography rounds.
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Cbs-Tv
Young Strom
Dolores
Primatene claims asthma relief without prescription
A 1957 ad promotes Primatene tiny tablets as fast acting relief for asthma and hay fever. It claims minutes to ease and hours of freedom, opens bronchial tubes and relieves nasal congestion without injections or nebulizers. Available over the counter for 98 cents with a money back guarantee from Whitehall Pharma.
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New York, N. Y
Whitehall Pharmaca! Company
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