Marines Plan Desert Trek Operation HE LO
Two hundred Marines from the 1st Recon Battalion of the 1st Marine Division depart Camp Pendleton on a 14 day march dubbed Operation HE LO. They will move from near Death Valley south to Mt Whitney, facing extreme heat and altitude changes as part of a toughening exercise.
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Barstow
Calif
UPL
Wight
Meath Valley
ML. Whitney
Camp Pendigton
Death Valley National Monument
Mt. Whitney
Death Valley
Sintos
Marine Corts
GOP Split On Top Job For Bohlen
In Gr lobbying reports the GOP division centers on Bohlen as a potential envoy to the State Department. Senators from Arizona and other states voice opposition while advocates argue Bohlen’s expertise suits him for a key diplomatic post. The discussion highlights a split within the Republican ranks as the nomination moves forward.
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Bohlen
Grslington
UPL
Senate
Sttua A
State Department
Ak Kyleulal
Milton T. Young
Nad
Bul Sen
Barey Goldwater
Coldwater
Mexcow
Jasmqne’ Mottlen Pway
Pnd Inc
Telligent
Yavage Tol
United Press Internatignal, UI Ten
Beuretary
Stata Chetxtlin A
Clam Inallera
Rohlan
Huss
Inta
Joseph Tt. McCarthy
Edis
Leaglar Tiverell
Dirk Son
Royal Rest Near Windup at Kamloops Royal Camp
Royal couple Queen Glizahalfyaid and Prince Philly spend final day of a long holiday touring a remote fishing camp near Kamloops. Canon Jolley officiated a concise service for about 25 attendees as the royal party continues their quiet retreat away from crowds.
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Kamloons
H.C
Berg
Tha Rey
Canon
St. Paul's Cathedral
Prince Philly
Canale
St. Solin's
Jane
Canon Jolley
Millionarra
Avhieh Ohne
Record Sales Rise as Germany Tops Phonograph Market
Berlin reports 58 million phonograph records sold last year, up 1 million from the prior period. Exports grew 14 percent while domestic sales held steady near the 57 million level, with demand buoyed by household uptake and ongoing imports.
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Berlin
Germany
Lwe
Helles
Almanac Today July 13 1959 Moon in first quarter
Almanac notes Monday July 13 as the ith day of xtay with 171 days ahead and a first quarter moon. It cites historic events including 1787 Northwest Ordinance passage and the 1868 draft riot in New York City, plus a Greeley quote and Emerson thought for today.
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Mercury
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
New York City
Flying Saucer Folk At Amalgunators Convention
LA report notes two day Amalgunators Flying Saucers gathering with ARSCA and AFSCA leaders detailing space visitors guidance and a plan for a moneyless world. Delegates described communications from beings named as Mies and Six promising peaceful tech, with emphasis on adjusting earth systems and dismantling current money networks.
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Los Angeles
Chil of
Americ
ARSCA
George King
Actherng Society of
Landon
Cena
Beaven
Freed Man Hunts Wife After Release in Assault Case
William Lott, 28, freed after serving part of a 15 year sentence for a 1960 assault on a 16 year old, seeks his wife who divorced him amid the scandal. Authorities say medical exams confirm the girl remained a virgin as she recanted later, saying she guessed the truth.
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New Orleans
UPI
Apatisa
Inflation Ties Mailbags of Congressmen Report
Washington reports reveal inflation fears drive letters to legislators urging action. Congress members, while split, press for spending cuts, tax relief, and job growth amid proposed policy changes and debates on civil rights, foreign service, and national security.
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Washington
UPL
Congress
United Press Internatonal
Vichy Mall
Loine Wryan& Mauns
Lalige
Senate
Nermocrale
National
Chatrain
Paul M. Buller
Nave
Butler
Newell A. George
Mie
State Department
Sen
Sturt Rye
Nington
Academy
Clifford BP Case
RsNat
Senata Audietary Committee
Caro
Senate Republian
Feverett M. Dirksen
Eisenhower
NATO
Stored Wheat Still Useful After Long Storage
Tests by the US Department of Agriculture and Colorado State University found stored wheat up to 33 years remains usable. The loaf’s starch and protein content matched fresh wheat, indicating bread can still be made after long-term storage.
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Fort Collins
Colo
Repartment Lee Agriculture
Colorado Biale University
Emergency landing draws huge Idlewild crowd and delays
New York airport authorities faced a chaotic scene as an American Airlines jet with 12 passengers and 4 crew landed on a single wheel after a fuel-short approach. About 60 000 spectators gathered around Idlewild Airport, blocking traffic for miles and hindering rescue efforts. Pilot Edward Sommers warned of possible disaster if the plane had veered off the runway. Federal authorities seized the broken landing gear to investigate the malfunction.
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New York
Prgvqyyl
Thore
Tneir
Tandon
Tueday
Idlewild
Ross
Edward Sommers
Bieaken Au Ment
Uhr
Navy to Fire Sun Rocket From Pacific Coast Base
The Navy plans a test launch of the Sun Flare UW rocket from a naval base about 150 miles north of Los Angeles. The 1,760 pound vessel will reach near space to study solar radiation during peaks and a major flare to understand its impact on Earth communications. The first launch in the lava series occurred July 1, 1957, at San Nicholas Island, California.
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Point Arguello
Ubdo-A.lwoslage
Navy
Son Flore UW
Vailio Communications
Earth
Winlag
Orst
Naval Base
Los Angeles
Yonfe Fuly
San Nicholas Island
Calf
Florence man develops child’s brush with nylon bristles
Florence Mass. a Florence man has developed a new type of toothbrush designed for children to protect gums. The brush features a center row of nylon bristles surrounded by outer rows of rose bristles. It targets children aged two and older and aims to reduce dental damage.
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Florence
Mass
Nethrer
Tulsa Man Goes Berserk With Pistol
A Tulsa man opened fire with a pistol outside Temple Baptist Church during a divorce dispute, killing his former mother-in-law and wounding two others before being restrained. Damon Sward Jr., 34, faced murder charges as investigators labeled the incident a deadly divorce settlement.
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Tulsa
Okla
UPI
Damon Th. Sward, Jr
Pallee
Lawren Bragg
Wits
Tulan
Swarb
Starnes
Ariens
Plane Crash Victims Found Near Nicasio
Five Sonoma men missing since November 1 were found in a wrecked single engine plane north of Nicasio in Marin County. Paul Andrews, 52, was identified among the victims. The smashed aircraft, discovered by hikers Sunday night, lay amid dense foliage hiding the body from air view. A Hamilton Air Force Base rescue party was planned to recover the remains.
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SAN Rabael
UPI
Sononye
Wraelage
Wilk
Nicasio
Hese
Paul Andrews
Siml
Sonoma
Marih County
Frank Kenton
Hamilton No Force Base
Mosk challenges federal stance on water rights case
California Attorney General Stanley Mosk argued the federal position in the Colorado River dispute could threaten water rights nationwide. He warned that accepting two government arguments would yield federal control over state water rights, sending a signal that Congress has long shown restraint in river governance.
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Los Angeles
UPI
California
Stanley Mosk
Colorado
Mosk
Weitden
National Assn
Rich
Kevin
Florida
United States
Tetester
Glenard P. Lipscomb
Washington
Mexico
Mos
Congress
Water Law Debate Hints State vs Federal Control
A New York survey indicates debate over water rights between state laws and federal authority. Mosk suggests state attorneys general may resist centralized regulation, with some open to government stance on boat infra and water resource development nationwide.
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Mosk
United States
Artzona
California
New York
Deating
Sol Mosk
Tika Parsons
Aera Bath
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