New Mexico Beauty Pageant Upset Over Restrictions
Miss New Mexico contestant Sue Ingersoll quit the Miss United States pageant after claiming strict rules banned phone calls and limited contact. Pageant director Meinhardt named 24 year old Carolines as the replacement, while Archbishop Hyme warned of sacraments if rules were breached.
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UPN
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New Mexico
Edwin ¥. Hyme
Ongar Meinhardt
Mia Inngersell
Palley
Sue Ingerantherwgl
Meinhardt
New Mist
Carolines
Albuquerque
Minn
Carol Jones
Los Angeles
Sue Simone Ingersoll
UPL
Steel Firm Official In Prisoner Role In Aliquippa Plant
In Aliquippa Pa a Steel Corp supervisor says he became a quasi prisoner by choice during a nationwide strike. He and about 600 supervisor personnel remained at the mill while others walked out or faced picket lines. He described a tense atmosphere as the strike began and noted some workers choose to stay to man machines and facilities during the stoppage. The veteran said some colleagues face uncertain futures as the dispute continues and emphasized the personal strain on families.
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Huedalph Vogel
Janesse Laughlin Steel Corp
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Allus
Talo
United Steelworkers Union
Manlliln Islet
Atrika
Dhl
Qiberane Fen “Pelsoners
Hole
Jobs
Vogela
Machlag
Faromin
United Press International
Elepiona
Howeven
Aono
Mat Mayer
Rome
Eve
Keates
Hom
Trujillo purge of aides sparks Caracas style turmoil
Opposition to Rafael Trujillo escalates as purges and plots loom. Ramon Marrero Avnsl y, Dominican Republic author of Inhor and Poulos prers de fleere, dies after returning from Washington and New York. Rumors of an attempted overthrow intensify as Brig. Gen. Maxima Benatid Bore fos is replaced as infantry chief.
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UPL
Trujillo Hive
Wilelosa Assoniales
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Agath
Ramon Marrero
Inhor
Poulos
Fleere
Washington
New York
Nixon and Nikita Talks In Moscow Set Sunday
President Nixon prepares for a high level summit in Moscow with Nikita Khrushchev and other leaders. The White House says the three power discussion will shape the agenda for the Berlin crisis and future U.S. policy as Nixon plans a Sunday start to his talks in the Soviet capital.
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Washington
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Hoytln Orlyts
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Harolt Macnillan
de Gaulle
Mirishietow
White House
Mit
U.S
Sccrekiry
Negro Candidates Lead Memphis Election Ballot
In Memphis Tennessee at least one Negro will appear on the city election ballot next month. Villevive Stan hack has qualified as a candidate for tax assessor. Five other Negroes have announced they will qualify before midnight tonight as well.
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Mont
Plane emergency saves 69 as wheel collapses on landing
A fuelled emergency on a New York to Boston flight ends with a safe landing at Logan Airport at high speed. Passengers report a violent jolt and a cargo door exit amid the crash-avoidance effort. Michael Rimas 2 of New York is injured after leaping from a seat aboard the plane. Pilot Captain John Larris of Chicago earns praise for steering the aircraft to a stop within 150 yards.
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UTIL
Logan Internationl
New York
Marton Nash
Michael Rimas
Biph
John Larris
Chicago
Emily
Unclear Debt Phrases Repaid In Odd Par Terms
Fragmentary note lists repay amounts with odd phrasing such as 19.97 par Me 39.94 per Me and 59.9 par Me, lacking clear creditors, dates, or context to determine full event details. The document appears to reference monetary par values tied to individuals or entities named Me, but no complete names or actions are present.
War Threat In East Germany Seen by UPI Chief
Los Angeles UPI correspondent Frank J. Bartholomew warned of a real war threat in East Germany, citing Ulbricht as a pivotal figure. He described Western observers should watch the Soviet backed leader amid claims of a looming conflict and noted Moscow’s silence on key notices.
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UPI
Frank JL. Bartholomew
United Press Internatione
Germany
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Tenssin
Moscow
Wrltten
Bartholomew
Watley Ulbricht
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Ulbricht
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Scandinavians Defend Right to Blast Khrushchev
Scandi nations defend free press as Khrushchev cancels visits citing hostile coverage. Western diplomats eye Geneva talks amid rumors of health or diplomatic shifts. Nordic editors protest Soviet pressure and warn of strained relations with Moscow.
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UPI
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Nikita 5
Khrushchev
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Nosvay
Sweden
Dermark
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Warsaw
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H. C. Hansen
Denemark
Tage Erlander
Norway
Hinar Gerhardson
Stockholm
Dagens
Nyheter
Fragmentary prewar riff on Ulbricht and Germany threat
A murky excerpt suggests Bartholomery linking Ulbricht to German plans and U S force. it hints at rapid action to push the situation to a head and mentions Kremlin motives without clear context or complete names.
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Germany
Bartholomery
Ulbricht
Airliner Radar Plan Faces Pushback in US Debate
The United States weighs a sweeping airliner radar proposal to track all commercial aircraft to curb hijackings. Critics warn it could cost billions and raise privacy and civil liberty concerns while forcing airlines to install new systems and broaden surveillance across the national airspace.
Sea Moss Bon Mong Factor Boosts Various Goods
A jumbled OCR fragment mentions sea moss bon mong fran malic as a vital ingredient and lists items like chowdlvle mili footy peathy ens nelled shoe polish sail medi elie iid deer. It is unclear and contains numerous garbled terms and potential product references without coherent context or clear entities.
Brown Okays Flood Help for Sacramento River Project
Sacramento California United Press International reports Governor Edmund G Brown signed authorization for a 4,600,080 federal flood control project on the Sacramento River. The act approves a Corps of Engineers construction and erosion work with no mandatory state expenditure, though the state may cover part of the costs later. The governor also signed a highway bill adding a road in Santa Clara County from Mount Hamilton to Patterson, repairing Stanislaus County routes.
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UPI
Edmund G. Irane Menday
Sen
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Williams
Corps of Engineers
O'Sullivan
Mt. Hamilton
Santa Clara County
Patterson
Stanislaus County
Stricken Newsman Dies In Flight To San Francisco
Wallac J Sehnelter a prominent San Diego publisher dies after collapsing aboard a plane en route to San Francisco. He served as business manager and industrial relations director of the Union Tribune Publishing Company and was vice president of the Copley Press Mic. The victim and a colleague from the Union-Tribune were en route to attend an American Newspaper Publishers Association engraving and composing session. Schneider was a native of Bellingham Washington and trained at Northwestern Business College in Spokane.
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UPI
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Peninsula Hospital
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Union-Tribune Publishing Company
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Unio-Tribune Publishing
Almanac Today July 21 1959 Historic date brief
Almanac notes July 21 1959 as a Tuesday the year’s 22nd day with 163 days left. Historic items mention 1861 Bull Run, 1878 Rock Island Express train robbery, 1925Scopes trial verdict, 1944 FDR nomination, 1945 Potsdam ultimatum. Thought quotes William Rose Benet. Jupiter Saturn Venus visible in evening sky.
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Rock Island Express
Adair
False Report Charge Faced In Man's Death
Mrs Dolly Duriene Williams 26 faced a murder charge after a prior confession and withdrawal, later dismissed by Judge Charles Becket on the request of District Attorney Keith Sorenson. The case centers on the death of Edward Sieger 26 in a shed near his home on December 10, 1990, initially ruled accidental.
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UPI
Dolly Duriene Williams
San Bruno
Main
Municipal
Charles Becket
Keith “Soren Gon
Fou
Sith
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John
D. Jorgenson’ Jr
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Sieger
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Wild Driver Sent to Jail in Reckless Chase
Sarcod Robert Mulligan, 23, of Girdle Grove, California, led police in a reckless one mile chase at speeds up to 65 mph. He was arrested, tried, and sentenced by Municipal Judge Donald Armstrong to six months in jail on each of two counts for driving with a revoked license and reckless driving.
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UPI
Robert Mulligan
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Dillon
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Donald ‘Armstrong
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