Queen Elizabeth Visit Spawns White House Housing Debate
Washington debate swirls over where the Queen will stay during her October visit. State Department and White House refuse to confirm lodging, with Rose Suite favored over Blair-Lee House by some officials. Past visits and Eisenhower memories weigh into the choice as sightseeing plans remain unclear.
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British Press Fakes Potshots at Bar Group
Irate American attorneys accused British papers of mocking the Queen's garden party at Buckingham Palace during the London international meeting. Columnists mocked, joked about frontier accents, and described the scene as a crazy day with the bar group and their wives amid lighthearted satire.
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Proud New Mother Gina Lollo Trans-Atlantic Call
Gina Lollo, known as a European pinup and film star, reports via telephone from Salvator Mundi Clinic in bambino that she has just given birth. She shares joy at becoming a mother and notes she is feeding the baby herself while the infant rests in a cradle beside her.
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New York Journal-American
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Gift Turns Into a Sparetime Career
Roseville California features Carl Wells, a retired railroad conductor who turned a six inch telescope gift into a spare time career as an astronomer and telescope faker. He now works with metal mirrors for the National Astronomical Observatory in Phoenix for sun photography. Grace Babson of Wellesley, wife of economist Roger Babson, died aged 52 after 30 years in investing. her estate valued at 5.8 million dollars largely from stock market profits.
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Wellesley
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Roger Babson
Army to spend 1.7 million on aerial jeep project contracts
The Army announced design and testing contracts totaling 1,702,000 for an aerial jeep. Aerophysics Development, Chrysler, and Piasecki Aircraft received awards to develop a hovering or air‑driving vehicle capable of 50 mph with a 1000 pound payload, potentially leading to aerial trucks. In a separate report, thieves abandoned a grain bin truck after loading 200 bushels and escaping with little load left.
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Aerophysics Development Corporation
Santa Barbara
Calif
Chrysler Corp
Detroit Mich
Piasecki Aircraft Corp
Philadelphia
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Army
Raymond
Ariand Bay
Abou
Prehistoric bats yield giant bat guano for fertilizer
A Toronto firm develops a $1 million plan to mine bat guano from 60 million year old caves high above the Colorado River. An 8377 foot span aerial tramway and two mile haul raise the fertilizer to Kingman warehouses, with potential drugs identified in the deposits.
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Frank Ruben
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United Press
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U.S. Steel Corp
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