Birth of First U S Elephant in 44 Years at Portland Zoo
A baby elephant arrived at the Portland Zoo marking the first elephant born in the United States in 44 years. The event drew joy from visitors and staff alike as the newborn drew attention from photographers and onlookers.
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Portland, Ore
Portland Zoo
Morgan Berry
Seattle
Belle
Zoo
Berry
Thonglaw
General Back In Triumph
The General returned in triumph along the 100 mile route made famous a century ago in the Great Locomotive Chase. Civil War Centennial festivities drew crowds in Atlanta and Chattanooga as the restored engine rolled with a yellow passenger car amid bands and fireworks.
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Chattanooga
Atlanta
Andrews
Marietta
Louisville Nashville Railroad
Big Shanty
Kennesaw
Adairsville
North Georgia
Etowah
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
James Andrews
Kentucky
William A. Fuller
Western Atlantic Railroad
Nurse rescues four children from car fire near Moore General
In Pinehurst North Carolina a vigilant nurse Mrs. Jane Caviness on duty near Moore General Hospital evacuated four children from a blazing car parked at the ward entrance. The children aged under six resisted entering back in claiming their father’s orders. Firefighters extinguished the fire. the children were unharmed.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Moore General Hospital
Jane Caviness
Carthage
Ben Cockman
Rt. 1
Robbins
Cockman
Khrushchev Refuses to Budge Over Nuclear Tests
Western sources view Khrushchev's letter to Macmillan as hardening Moscow's stance on Berlin and nuclear testing. He vows to match U S blasts, rejects international inspection, and urges trust with an unpoliced test ban while critics call his public image deteriorating.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Berlin
Macmillan
Geneva
China
U. S
Foreign Office
United States
Soviet Union
West
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