Spectacle of Air Power Honors Twining at Andrews Parade
An armada of modern jet planes and older WWI aircraft assembled at Andrews Air Force Base to honor Gen Nathan Twining as he departs from chief of staff duties. The parade also marked the 50th anniversary of the U S Air Force with over 260 aircraft in view of officials and diplomats including Soviet Ambassador Georgi Zarubin.
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Washington
United States Air Force
Nathan Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
Air Force
Congress
Georgi Zarubin
Crude Production In Record High
Free world oil output rose to 15 542 500 barrels daily in April a new high. The gain of 243 500 barrels daily came despite declines in the United States and Venezuela. This marks the third consecutive record. Outside the United States counties produced 8 001 500 barrels daily up 419. President Rene Coty of France held no press conferences but greeted journalists during visits.
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Tulsa
Free World
Oil and Gas Journal
United States
Venezuela
Rene Coty
France
Oil output totals show US and Middle East shifts
U S daily production averaged 7,541,000 barrels, down 176,000 from prior period due to seasonal factors. Venezuelan output fell 2,300 barrels to 2,921,300, the first drop since April 1956. Middle East output rose to within 81.3 percent of October, with total daily output at 3,140,000 barrels, up 375,000.
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Suez Canal
Iraq-Mediterranean
U. S
Middle East
Governors Disband After Fishing Trip
A group of state governors led by George Docking of Kansas disbanded after a two day sightseeing and fishing visit to North Carolina's outer banks. They were hosted by Gov Luther Hodges and flew by helicopter to Hatteras for a Gulf Stream fishing trip after attending the governors conference in Williamsburg, Virginia.
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Nags Head
N. C
George Docking
Kansas
North Carolina
Gav
Luther Hodges
Gulf Stream
Hatteras
Williamsburg
Car Hits Bridge Kills Woman and Injures Boy
A car driven by Mrs. William B. Culp 67 struck a bridge near Devon Fort Scott killing her and critically injuring her son Robert 14. He was taken to Mercy Hospital where Mrs. Culp had worked as a nurse's aide.
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Fort Scott
William B. Culp
Robert
Hoffa Hearing Sidetracked Over Racial Issues
In Washington the bribery conspiracy trial of James R. Hoffa paused as defense attorney Edward Bennett Williams questioned a largely Negro jury and portrayed witness John Dye Cheasty as unfriendly to Negroes. Cheasty testified about ending segregated bus seating in Tallahassee and helping hire African American drivers, while remaining the government's star witness in Hoffa's case.
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Washington
James R. Hoffa
Edward Bennett Williams
John Dye Cheasty
Cheasty
Williams
Tallahassee
Fla
Brooklyn
Hoffa
Senate
FBI
Trial resumes Monday with mixed jury of eight negros and four whites
The report notes the defendant was expected to return for further testimony when the trial resumes Monday before a jury of eight Negroes and four whites. The line reflects the era's jury composition and language used in the coverage.
Delinquency Role Is Youth Subject
The 17th International Youth Conference of the Augustana Luther League opens in Chicago with more than 4 000 delegates from 35 states and 13 foreign countries. Barry Olsson, 20, a Bethany College junior, was elected president yesterday. Dr Hanns Lilje, bishop of Hannover, will give the keynote address at Chicago Coliseum tonight.
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State of
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