Scientists convinced ships real flying saucers prove real
Scientists weighed weekend sightings of fast light objects over Washington and New Mexico. Leading experts debated whether the reports indicate extraterrestrial craft or misperceptions, with some urging government clarification while others saw possible experimental U.S. aircraft.
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Br. J. Allen Hynek
Strane
Ohio State University
Hynek
Ong Scientis
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4Rta
Washington
Atanaic
New Mexico
Ollen Struve
Hheuschoer Observatory
Telalenvan
Department of Metronomy
University of California At Berkeley
Wilson Observatory
Los Angeles
Radar seen over Washington again sparks flying saucer hunt
Unidentified glowing white lights tracked by radar over the U S capital for a second night eluded interception by Air Force jets. Civil and military pilots reported slow moving lights with tails, described as shooting stars, while officials reviewed radar data and possible intelligence leads at Wright Patterson and the Pentagon.
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Wright Patterson Air Force Base
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Center
Air Folve
Cowen Piluly
Washington
National Airlines
New Andrews Air Force Base
Tihe
United Airlines
Ivan Herndon
CAA
Beltsville, Inc
Andrews
Capital
AFL and CIO Jet Workers Battle At Ind Plant
In Terre Haute Indiana a clash at an Allis Chalmers jet engine plant left six injured, one critical, as 300 AFL members clashed with CIO auto workers over a return to work. Police intervened after the brawl at gates disrupted 340 workers who had walked out 11 weeks prior over wage demands and union alignment.
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Terre Uaute
Ind
Allis- Chalmers
CIO Auto
AFL
CIO
CSO Auto
AFT
Martin Carsany
Valley Luau Enjoyed by Guests at Castro Valley Gardens
Castro Valley chamber of commerce hosted an island themed luau at Castrado Gardens with guest entertainers moving among tables for requests. Patrons enjoyed a varied array of island dishes and drinks during cocktail hour while co chairs Mrs Rose Van Ness and Jon Penny, assisted by Oscar Stark and others, led the event.
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Castro Valley
He Chamber of Commerce
Jose Neue
Castrado Gardens
Ber
Siust
Liles
Hes Simnean
Kitehsens
Rons Ansel Brshatt
Chamber of Comerce
Three Fishermen Missing off Santa Monica Wreckage Found
Three men aboard a charter fishing boat were missing after an explosion. Coast Guard and life guard units spotted wreckage about 14 miles off Santa Monica. An amphibious plane joined search from San Diego as Spare Time’s crew returned to Santa Monica.
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Santa Monica
Ng Boat
Isanta Monica
Jobad
Here
Coast Guard
Culter Morrie
San Diego
Srnia
Santa Alina Island
Thevas
Jurisdictional Shipping Rift Over Radio Equipment
San Francisco reports a flare in a shipping dispute as marine officers claim jurisdiction over radio telephones aboard ships. CIO official Philip O Rourke accuses PMA of contract violations allowing non licensed crew to handle gear. AFL unions back the dispute as talks with PMA continue and sailors plan a vote on ratification to end the walkout.
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Marine Ridin
Philip O'Rourke
CIO
American Radio Association
Car’dio
O'Rourke
Pacific Maritime Association
CIO Union
AFL, Masters, Mates and Pilots Union
AFL
Pacific
Adilars
Fair Night Forecast With Mild Temperatures
A local forecast calls for fair conditions tonight with a mild temperature range. Expect light winds and no precipitation as skies remain mostly clear across the region. Highs and lows from yesterday are noted for reference, but no significant changes expected tonight.
Air Sea Rescue of 32 Air Rokge Actien Persons
An air sea rescue recovered 32 airline personnel after a plane crash in the Mediterranean. Survivors included two passengers, saved by liferafts and life jackets as the vessel’s engine failed and the aircraft could not maintain altitude. The incident prompted a rescue by maritime forces and an ongoing recovery effort.
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Seapie Airlines
Mediterranean
Anthea
Reseug
Triboll
Air Brier
Alrite Assnee
LO Bwin
Alameda Contra Costa Counties Reveal Highway Deficiencies
Alameda and Contra Costa counties reported state highway deficiencies totaling 821.7 million dollars, with Alameda at 240.0 million and Contra Costa at 381.7 million. Officials urged extended engineering surveys and state financing, including higher gas taxes or bonds, to fund needed county roads and city streets.
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Oakland
Alameda
Contra Costa
Alameda County
Contra Costa County
California Legislature Joint Committee On
Long Beach
Alameda-Contra Costa
Dudley W. Frost
Harry Bartell
Aridi
J Cummings
Frost
Randolph Collier
Yreka
Clifford £. Mishell
Mastor Rishell
Rishell
John Marr
Oalla
Mississippi Democrats Plan Independent Bolts in Biloxi
Report from Biloxi, Mississippi says a faction of Democrats plans to bolt the party and vote as independents for General Eisenhower. The move is said to be backed by prominent state figures from the faction that led the 1948 delegation, and independents would appear on the general election ballot.
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Arthur C. Clarke
British Litter
Planetary Society
Earth
Mare
Venus
Clarke
Biloxe
Miss
Gen
Wweight
United Peer
Eisenhower
Culinary Negotiations Amidst Bay Area Hotel Workers Strike
Hayward union members of Culinary Workers and Bartenders Alliance 823 met today with three employer groups after Friday’s 4 to 0 strike vote. Ballots from 387 of 800 members favored striking unless wage demands rise from 65 to 90 cents, plus a one year health welfare contract and fringe benefits. Representatives from East Bay Restaurant Association, Southern Alameda County Tavern Owners Association, and United Tavern Owners joined Floyd Atlas and spokesmen in seeking a compromise.
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Culinay
Alliance 823
Tupn
Ila
East Bay Restaurant Association
Southern Alameda County Tavern Owners Association
United Tavern Owner
Floyd Atlas
Hey Per Nelley Drake
Spokesmon Ue Alfiance B23
British appoint aide in Korea command reshuffle
The British government announced Maj Gen S B Shoosmith as Deputy Chief of Staff to General Mark W. Clark, commander of UN forces in Korea. The move aligns British defense chiefs with the multinational command during the Korean conflict.
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London
Peveriment
S. 8
Shoosimity
Don Mark W. Clark
United Nations Commandry
Korea
Four Saucer Sightings Reported Across Bay Area
Four independent reports of unidentified flying objects reached Bay Area authorities over the weekend. Witnesses in Hayward, San Francisco, Menlo Park, and San Carlos described lights and shapes in the sky, prompting preliminary investigations by local sheriff offices and nearby Hamilton Air Force Base.
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Tomoff
Jhat Ha
Bert Harrison
Harrison
Min Y House
Tumoff
San Franigisca
Bon Fratcisco
Leslie N. Weatherby
Pam
Weatherby
Bay
Paul Stefurak
Menlo Park
San Mateo County
Margaret McBride
San Carlos
Sheriff's Office
Hamilton Air Force Base
Air Force
iU C Officials Blame Meteors
San Francisco officials blamed meteors for several UFO reports over the Bay Area. University of California astronomy officials said the sightings likely came from a Perseid meteor swarm expected to peak around August 12, with up to 30 falling stars per hour under clear skies.
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San Francisco
Bay Area
University of California Astronomy Department
United Press
Astronomy
Perseus
Wivieh
Inside TV essays reveal county cases and voting hints
An inside page notes Wo and Ta cases in the county and mentions Sen Bran McMathon eye Pages Adlai Brovenson's former wife planning to vote for Tha. The fragment hints at local political coverage and page 4 references.
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Bran McMathon
Eye
Adlai Brovenson
Tha
Truce Teams Split Over Prisoner Exchange Issue
In Panmunjom during a seven day recess, Communist and Allied truce teams remained split over prisoner of war exchange. Communists accept wording on repatriation but reject the Allied interpretation aiming to return 83,000 willing prisoners, while insisting on 1.6 million including 29,000 Chinese. Talks resumed with staff officers seeking language changes in the armistice draft.
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Panmunjom
Korea
Commiunists
U. S
United Nations
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