Delayed U S High Altitude Nuclear Test Near Johnston Island
Adverse weather postponed the N bomb test scheduled for Monday night near Johnston Island in the Pacific. The Joint Task Force 8 announced a new window from 11 p m Tuesday to 2 40 a m Wednesday Hawaii time.
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Secret Isle Jamestown Island History Revealed
St Helena in the South Atlantic traces its name to St Helena mother of Constantine. Discovered May 21, 1302 by Portuguese navigator Juan de Nova Castella. For years the Pentagene kept the island secret and used it as an East India fleet port of call.
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Rioting Prison Sparks Guarded Aftermath in Montreal
In Montreal the penitentiary on Jesus Island faced a devastating riot by about 2,200 prisoners. One inmate was killed, 30 injured, and about 3 million dollars in damage reported as firemen battled fumes amid a smoke-filled wing. Guards and over 200 troops restored control after nearly 20 hours.
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Gunman Kills 3 Canadian Mounties
A gunman shot and killed three Royal Canadian Mounted Police officers in Kamloops British Columbia after resisting arrest as he left a government building. Witnesses reported the assailant warned police to leave or be shot before fleeing into nearby hills.
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Fewer Ohio Farms Hit By Highway Toll Rise
The Associated Press report from Columbus notes a rise in highway fatalities in Ohio, highlighting the deaths of James Carter and McKinney, and James Skinner with his wife near Allenspark. It cites Ohio State University economists estimating farm production losses totaling about 10,000 acres in 1961 and a statewide toll near 1,900 for the year. The incidents involve a wreck on U.S. 383 near Wray and a curve on State Highway 7 near Allenspark.
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Six Lure Firms Inflow To Common Market Nations
Since 1958 more than ten thousand United States enterprises have been established in the Common Market nations. France hosts 145 new firms, Italy 135, West Germany 126, Belgium 110, the Netherlands 65, Luxembourg 7.
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Kansas beauty challenges week’s survival in Atlantic
Kansas woman Britt Sullivan, 27, plans a six to nine day, 120 mile ocean swim from east to west Long Island to test a self developed survival in water theory. She previously swam the Ohio River 134 miles in 24 days and aims for the English Channel round trip if successful.
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Woman vows dramatic water survival method reveal
Britt Sullivan, oldest daughter of an American Irish family, outlines a plan to teach water survival skills to save lives. She describes a system she developed after intensive swimming and study, tested with a Louisville radio stunt, aiming to train average swimmers for 10 to 14 days in salt water.
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Yanks Advance In English Tennis Round Two
In London, Chark McKinley of St. Ang, Mo., and Mrs. Margaret Osborne du Pont of Joseph, Ore., won second round matches at the London Grass Courts Championships, preview to Wimbledon. Mike Neely of Atlanta and Frank Frohling of Coral Gables won their second and first round matches respectively. Eugene Scott of New York lost to Roger Becker. Rod Laver crushed Jean-Noel Grinda in the opening round as two Russians also progressed.
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Gondola Motor Ban Enforced by Venice City Council
The Union of Gondoliers reports that Venice officials led by the mayor have forbidden all outboard motors on gondolas. The ban targets engine use to preserve the tradition and reduce noise, affecting gondola operators and tours. Enforcement details were not disclosed.
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Ex U S Open Champion Geo Sargent Dies
ATLANTA AP George Sargent former U S Open champion and former National PGA president died after a long illness at 79 He coached at East Lake Country Club for 45 years beginning with Bobby Jones He won the 1908 U S Open at Englewood setting a record of 290 and led the National PGA as its head from 1921 to 1926 He fathered 10 children and three sons became pros including Harold who also led the association
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Americans Eat More Food Today Than Half Century Ago
Americans are consuming about 15 percent more food per person than fifty years ago, reflecting shifts in diet and consumption patterns as the nation’s food intake rises with broader access and changing habits.
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13th Hole Decisive In U S Open Finale
The 13th hole proved decisive as Jack Nicklaus defeated Arnold Palmer by three strokes at DAKMONT Country Club. Palmer, hampered by a late three putt and a weak approach on the 13th, blamed the miscue for his failure to close the match. Nicklaus called the hole pivotal in his U S Open victory.
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Miss Sullivan Aims For Record After Swollen Eyes
The report notes Miss Sullivan plans to return to competition despite eye injuries from pool water chemicals. She mentions using protective gear and Goggles and vows to pursue a 19th hole breakthrough, while quotes from Nicklaus touch on Palmer, Jones, and a controversial finish.
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