Jupiter Nose Re-entry Test Declared a Success
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla PR The Jupiter IRBM nose cone reentry test succeeded with an intact recovery after 42 hours in sea. The nose cone was lifted from the Atlantic and brought to Redstone Arsenal for analysis as Army and Navy teams reported a near perfect reentry performance.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Army
Missile Test Center
Atlantic
Redstone Arsenal
Huntsville
Ala
Earth
Space
Defense Department
Chrysler Corp
Erie and Vicinity Women Meet for Spring Dinner and Social
The Business and Professional Women's Club held a spring dinner at the Grillette with 17 members. Officers elected for the coming year include President Mrs. Howard Schultz and Vice President Mrs. William C. Weir. A hamburger fry is planned for June 11 at Lara Shellhorn’s home. Several local events, visits, and club activities are noted, including OES programs and 25 year pins.
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Business & Professional Women's Club
Grillette
Gertrude Salle
Howard Schultz
William C. Weir
Don Fef. Wells
Obed Harmonson
Marion Richey
Mabel Colaw
Local Social News Highlights Among Lake McKinley Visitors
Mr and Mrs G R Lowe Mrs George Ermey Mr and Mrs Chet Umbarger and Janice and Delores Sunday hosted guests. Mrs Ray Smith and Marie Comer of Lake McKinley visited relatives here Saturday.
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Grace Ruble
Dallas
Tilman Foxworthy
William Harvey
Carl Foxworthy
Kansas City
Mary Stevenson
Ico
Calif
G. R. Lowe
George Ermey
Chet Umbarger
Janice
Delores
Ray Smith
Marie Comer
Lake McKinley
Lawson to Attend National Tuberculosis Meeting in Philadelphia
Dr. Roy A. Lawson director of the Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital will join Kansas delegates at the 54th annual National Tuberculosis Association meeting in Philadelphia this week. He notes TB as a leading infectious threat and cites the need to locate all infected individuals for prevention. Other Kansas attendees include Ralph S. Canuteson, James M. Mott, W. W. Wilmore, Jeannine Nevill, and Yvonne Algire.
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Roy A. Lawson
Southeast
Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
Kansas
National Tuberculosis Association
Philadelphia
Lawson
Dr. Lawson
NTA
American Trudeau Society
National Conference of Tuberculosis Workers
Ralph S. Canuteson
M. D
Lawrence
James M. Mott
W. W. Wilmore
Jeannine Nevill
R. N
Topeka
Yvonne Algire
Kansas City
Kas
Routine Police Check Reveals Man Wanted for Embezzlement
In Wichita a routine police check found Orin C. Keplinger Sr. 63 sought a jail cell for the night and on record was charged with embezzling 2181 dollars from Grand Central Insurance Co. in Springfield Missouri in 1947. Keplinger said he has been hiding from authorities for 11 years and lived a meager life.
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Wichita
Missouri
Orin C. Keplinger Sr
Grand Central Insurance Co
Springfield
Keplinger
Man Sought in Missouri Manhunt Linked to Family Disappearance
Police report Kevin Keplinger, missing since leaving Missouri, has not contacted his wife or three sons. Patrolman Claude Slay says Keplinger claimed to live in a rented room locally before two weeks of wandering in missions for transients and occasional railway car shelter. He referenced his wife’s name in a Carlinville directory amid a manhunt once offering $200 for his capture.
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Missouri
Claude Slay
Keplinger
Slay
Missions
Carlinville
Ill
Yugoslav Communists Criticized by Pravda Campaign
Pravda repeats a Czech article attacking Yugoslav deviationism as Moscow presses its line. In Hong Kong four tugs refloat the passenger freighter President Hayes, stranded a week on a coral reef near the Paracel Islands with 71 Americans aboard.
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Moscow
Pravda
Communist Party
Yugoslav Communist Party
Hong Kong
President Hayes
Paracel Islands
Globemaster Transports Opened for Middle East Tasks
Eighteen U S Air Force C 124 Globemasters arrived at undisclosed bases in West Germany and France for possible use in the Middle East. They may evacuate Americans from Lebanon or ferry arms to the strife torn nation.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U.S. Air Force
France
Middle East
West Germany
U.S
Lebanon
Two Gridsters Lose Bout With Gorilla
Two Catawba College football players Pat Carlisle and John McGrath wrestled a caged gorilla at a Salisbury carnival. The one minute match ended with the gorilla overpowering them, each earning a dollar a minute for their effort and close near escapes as crowds watched.
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John
McGrath
Pat
Healing substance shrinks hemorrhoids without surgery
New York report claims a new healing substance reduces hemorrhoids without surgery. Case after case shows gentle pain relief with actual shrinkage, and results are described as thorough for sufferers seeking relief.
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New York, N. Y
Wrestler Reflects on Quick Bout and Hospital Fees
A worn quote recounts a bare knuckle match where the fighter notes two dollars for entry and a dollar per stitch, concluding the bout was not very professional. The storyteller comments on the hospital charges and the improvised nature of the event.
Space Age Alarm Mystery To Residents
Altadena residents heard loud intermittent beeps early Sunday waking about 100 callers. Sheriff officials said a power failure at Caltech Jet Propulsion Laboratory triggered the plant’s space-age alarm system, ending the mystery of the beeps.
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Altadena
Calif
Sheriff's Station
Caltech Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Harry James Here May 28 At Memorial Auditorium
Harry James and The Music Makers perform at Memorial auditorium on May 28 with sponsor Vernon McCune noting it is one of five Midwest tour dates and the only Kansas stop. The group features Corky Corcoran Leo Acosta Willie Smith Juan Tizol and Jilla Webb with guest Harvey Rhodes. James is married to Betty Grable who will not attend.
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Harry James
The
Music Makers
Memorial Auditorium
Vernon McCune
Kansas
James
Corky Corcoran
Leo Acosta
Willie Smith
Juan Tizol
Race Is Called Off No Boats Ordered
SAN PEDRO Calif Junior Chamber of Commerce members called off their Great Whale Boat Race at Los Angeles Harbor for the second annual event Sunday. They found no boats had been ordered and chartered a water taxi to tour the harbor instead.
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San Pedro
Calif
Chamber of Commerce
Los Angeles Harbor
How to Loosen Dirt in a Blanket Before Laundering
Soak the soiled blanket overnight in cold water with borax to loosen dirt and ease washing. For orange peels the white lining comes off with the skin if the fruit is boiled five minutes before peeling. A rubber hot water bottle lasts longer if the steam is pressed out before use.
Inserting Stopper For Safe Boiling Water Use
A guidance note describes inserting a stopper and never filling beyond two thirds. It warns against boiling water and recommends hanging the bag with the opening downward when not in use to prevent spills or accidents.
Menu Suggestions FAMILY DINNER A vegetable favorite
A family dinner menu features a corn pudding with smoked boneless pork shoulder, spinach salad, bread tray, fruit gelatin and a beverage. The corn pudding combines butter flour milk corn salt pepper green pepper and eggs, baked in a buttered dish with buttered crumbs in a hot water bath until set.
Oldest Colorado papers claim Lincoln and Washington death stories
Sterling resident Dono van Scott says he owns two of the state's oldest newspapers. One is the New York Herald containing Lincoln's death obituary, the other a 158 year old issue with George Washington's death story.
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Sterling
Colo
Donovan Scott
Colorado
New York Herald
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Baptism of Fire for New City Refuse Truck
Wood River Illinois reports its new refuse truck was christened under fire when a trash load caught fire en route to the dump. City Manager A Kraft said the only damage was a scorched top and the vehicle remained in service.
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Wood River, Ill
A. Kraft
Comet Golfers Take Fifth And Eighth In State Meet
Chanute’s two and four man golf squads finished fifth and eighth at Hutchinson in a state meet over the weekend. Scores for individuals include David Gough 165 Morton Sutton 170 Jerry McCune 172 Joe Mills 177 Larry Powell 179 Mahlon Gray 182. The two man team totaled 344 while Kapaun led with 308. The four man team totaled 701 with Hutchinson first at 629. In the Manhat tan track meet Comet entries Daniel Weaver Kenny Jones failed to qualify ending the school year’s athletics per Coach Harry Heckethorn.
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Chanute
Comet
Hutchinson
Harley Wolgast
David Gough
Morton Sutton
Jerry McCune
Joe Mills
Larry Powell
Mahlon Gray
Kapaun
Manhattan
Danny Weaver
Kenny Jones
Harry Heckethorn
Toledo workers strike over rain duty dispute
City garb age collectors in Toledo stayed off for three days over a rain duty dispute with City Manager Russell Rink. They returned after a tentative agreement requiring work in light drizzle but not in heavy rain, ending the stoppage.
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Toledo
Ohio
Russell Rink
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S. H. Strucker
Thayer
Paul Lowe
Bill Kensinger
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Bert Long
George Kefauver
Pearl Chapter
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E. Main
Limerick
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Die
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