Greatest Americans Benjamin Franklin tops roster reach
The piece discusses ranking the United States’ greatest Americans, with George Washington Thomas Jefferson Abraham Lincoln and Ralph Waldo Emerson named by Frost and Adams adding Theodore Roosevelt. It praises Franklin as America’s most versatile founder, noting his self education public work and wide influence across science writing and politics.
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Donald Adams
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Portland Newspapers Face Strikes Amid Morning Paper Idle
Portland unions picketed both daily papers as Linton Avent led strikes at 5 a.m. The Oregon Journal and the Oregonian expected idle production with regular crews absent. Work-files were the dispute focus, not wages.
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Crosby Denies Wife Beating Amid Family Turmoil
Bob Crosby says he did not assault his wife during a heated argument that ended with her stabbing him with a letter opener. He claims self defense and reports his wife suffered a possible rib injury while he received five stitches. The incident affected their family as Cathy, 20, remains hospitalized in a mental health crisis, and Crosby plans no immediate divorce.
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U S Aid To Colleges: Federal Role Questioned
LOUIS MO AP Amieri foresees 33 billion needed by colleges to expand over 10 years with federal funds covering most. Washington State Univ President Clement French urged decisive federal support, noting state funding shortfalls. He warned current aid bills fail to solve college costs and called for loans for housing ROTC facilities and admin costs. private colleges may soon face similar federal aid questions.
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Obliging Boy Intervenes When Robber Tries Take Bag
In Lexington Kentucky a 38 year old Berea man said a boy offered to help carry his bag after getting off a bus. The would be thief allegedly forced the man to surrender a bag containing trousers shirts and certificates plus 25 007 of insurance certificates and policies.
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Doctors in Dead Man Back to life
In Philadelphia surgeons revived William Flanagan after his heart stopped and skin turned blue. After drainage, massaging, salts and drugs failed, they flooded the chest with warm saline, then tap water, restoring heartbeat. Flanagan, a 43 year old laborer, woke days later and dined on steak.
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Huge A-Sub Joins Fleet in Nuclear Navy Record
The 447-foot 5,300-ton submarine Triton is commissioned at Groton as part of America's growing nuclear fleet. Skipper Capt. Edward Beach leads the ceremony aboard the radar picket ship, touting Triton as versatile and capable of tasks other subs cannot perform. The sub was launched August 29, 1538.
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Edward Beach
Unclear chaotic wires from multiple reports
A garbled UPI dispatch mentions Washington officials arrest for drunk driving, a Hamilton Air Force sky show with supersonic jets, a topping out party for 400 workers with costs per room, and Brantford police taints at a station.
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Sudden Blaze Kills Worker at Indiana Plant
Ronald Hale, 24, of Pleasantville, died after flames erupted from a smokestack at the Breed plant of Indiana & Michigan Electric Co., about 20 miles south of Terre Haute. J R Mills said a spark from Hale’s welding could have ignited fumes inside the stack, triggering the explosion.
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Unclear transcription notes on resignations and travel
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss Shamsuddenr planning to see Congayy but has booked for England while other items mention withdrawing resignations and an ice Sal to find yn Green ee autochiobill.
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Soviet scientists tour Idaho atomic site on exchange
Nine Soviet scientists, part of a U.S. exchange program, toured the Atomic Energy Commission testing station in east Idaho on Monday. Vasily Emelyanov said he opposes atomic bomb testing and highlights a broader dialogue between the superpowers on nuclear research and safety.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Speaker Set For Kiwanis Club in Castro Valley
Capt. Robert F. Bizer will speak before the Kiwanis Club at 12:15 p.m. tomorrow in the Castro Gardens at 3449 Castro Valley Blvd. He is commander of the Lake-Chabot Nike Base and will discuss Your Nike Neighbors.
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