Wartime B47 Belly Landing Sparks Jamestown 350th Reenactment
In Williamsburg Virginia a B47 jet bomber made a belly landing at McConnell Air Force Base during a Jamestown 350th anniversary event. The drama, The Force Founders by Paul Green, features reenactments of John Rolfe and Pocahontas amid a fuel emergency. The three crew were uninjured as the base hosted the safety drill and fire crews.
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Williamsburg
James Moffatt
Teymantel
McConnell Air
Force Base
Paul Green
Jamestown Colony
John Rolfe
America
Wheat soil bank details uncertain before June 20 vote
Washington farmers face unknown soil bank terms for wheats when voting on June 20 on marketing quotas for the 1958 crop. Agriculture officials hoped Congress would finalize soil bank funds so details could be announced prior to the referendum. The House voted to kill the soil bank acreage reserve after this year while the Senate Appropriations Committee proposed keeping it for another year.
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Washington
Agricultura Department Oftfici
Congresss
House
Senate
Congress
Ex Wife Seeks to Invalidate Rountree Marriage
In New York state supreme court papers Nat ally M Presbrey seeks to declare Martha Rountree's marriage to Oliver Presbrey invalid and restore herself as his legal wife. The claim alleges Rountree alienated the husband from his first wife and children. Presbrey co produces ABC TV's Press Conference with Rountree and she moderates the show.
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NEW York 4
Martha Rountree
Oliver Preshrey
State Supreme Court
Nat
Alie M. Preshrey
Miss Rountree
Presbrey
Abc-Tv
Just a Pet New York Mystery Ends With Lizard Found
A Brooklyn yard hosts a four-foot black lizard that wandered from a pet shop owner’s claim yesterday. The reptile, identified as a 10-year-old male from South America, was caught by Mrs. Dorothy Jannotte after a Sunday sighting. The owner verified the animal’s origin and ownership.
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New York
Brooklyn
Dorothy Jan Jotte
Jannotte
South America
New Hearing For Chessman Supreme Court Split
The U S Supreme Court divided 5 to 3 over granting Daryl Chessman a new hearing in California on his death row conviction. Justice Harlan led the majority saying Chessman’s record must be re examined despite previous court affirmations. The decision hinges on the validity of the transcript and the issues of fact and law involved in his case.
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Gay Chamber
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Burton
Clark
Warren
Harlan
Black
Frankfurter
Brennan
Whittaker
Washington
The
Sun
California Supreme Court
Chessman
Daryl Chessman
California
Supreme Court
Los Angeles
Stanley Frasier
Ernest R. Perry
Frasier
Cryptic crossword jumble cryptogram repeats yesterday’s clues
A disjointed OCR fragment presents a cryptic crossword with numbered clues, partial answers, and garbled cipher text. It mentions many unrelated terms like swine and isthmus alongside a King Features Syndicate note, leaving the actual grid and solutions unreadable.
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Crosby Shoes
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Pee Raa
Ota
Rogers Paint Prod., Inc
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Sunbeam
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Federal Home Loan Bank System
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Eugene Sheffer
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Neer
Bowie
Swine River Canal
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Eong
King Features Syndicate
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Hynece
Crypt
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