Whirlybird Transforms Urban Travel With New Helicopters
A feature story describes a new crop of berneck helicopters and the whirly bus concept. Vessels like helibus and sky-vehicles promise city to city hops and offshore rig commutes. Passengers ride in forward or rear cabins, strapped in as the craft climbs from five feet, offering smoother flights at 500 to 2,000 feet though with noticeable wind and rotor sounds.
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Ise
Air 4
Monaco
France
Europe
New York
Long Island
Aramco World
Manhattan
Niagara Falls
East River
Barred gates swing open as editor walks free from prison
Jefftown Journal editor Mike Kellett walks through open gates after release from Missouri penitentiary in Jefferson City. The piece描 describes his observations of outside life, vivid imagery, and a contrasting dream of distant seas as Deputy U S Marshal waits.
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Kansas City
Mike Kellett
Jefftown
Kellett
U. S
Eugene Durett
Missouri Penitentiary
Jefferson City
Candidate Weds Garden City Telegram Fort Smith
Lavada Wrrick a 19 year old from Keilsville Oklahoma was married at Fort Smith last night. The report notes Oklahoma City samples and the wedding occurring on a Monday in May 1958.
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Garden City
Fort Smith, Ark
Rectal Trouble Book Promises Home Relief Guide
An instructive Rectal Book offers understanding of rectal diseases such as hemorrhoids fistula fissure itching and prolapse. It outlines causes and treatments and directs readers to nearby help without medical travel. Send 45 cents to receive a copy. no medicines sold. address provided in Albuquerque New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Gibson
R&r Inc
Albuquerque, N. M
War Criminals Paroled From Landsberg and Sugamo Prisons
U S Army released the last four German war criminals from Landsberg Prison in Landsberg am Lech. Surviving major figures Rudolf Hess Albert Speer Baldur von Schirach remain jailed in Berlin. In Tokyo six Japanese war criminals at Sugamo Prison were paroled, reducing its population to 18.
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Landsberg
Germany
U. S. Army
Rudolf Hess
Albert Speer
Baldur von Schirach
Berlin
Tokyo
United States
Sugamo
Hisashi Ichioke
Former Agent Receives Hard Labor Sentence
Bern Switzerland a Swiss Federal Court sentenced former Swiss counterintelligence agent Max Ulrich to 20 years at hard labor for spying for France. He admitted providing Col Marcel Mercier former chief of French intelligence services in Switzerland with a constant flow of secret Swiss information on Arab diplomats agents and exiles in Switzerland.
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Bern
Switzerland
Max Ulrich
France
Swit Nerland
Ulrich
Marcel Mercier
Wiles Appointed to Citizens Committee
Wiles, Kansas Corporation Commissioner, named to succeed E. P. Murphy as chair of the Citizens Committee. Murphy fainted from a fourth floor hotel window, pitched toward the street, grabbed a fire escape, and swung inside. He was treated for scalp lacerations and injuries. Wiles will become vice president and general sales manager of the Seating Co. in North Manchester, Ind.
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Washington
Harry Wiles
Kansas Corporation
Missioner
E. P
San Francisco
Joseph Murphy
Topeka
Kansas
Everett
Hoover
Francis
Wiles
Murphy
Chester
Ind
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Louisiana
Gulf of Mexico
Marine Corps
Marmaduke
Thel Jefftown Journal
Keller
Seven Seas
South Atlantic
North
South Pacific
Arctic
Antarctic
R. Jasper
Bhapava
Samples
Oklahoma
E. Fulton
Citizens Committee
Gerbers
Staried
Earl Walking — Meat Dept
Mgr
Laurel
Garnand
Erie
Salem
Hollywood
Broadroom
Axminster
Goodyear
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