Discovery Of Crashed Bomber Sets Off Great War Mystery
In Libya, the WWII B24 bomber Lady Be Good, missing since April 1943, was found in the Libyan desert by British geologists. The nine man crew, many bachelors, attempted Naples mission but vanished after takeoff. The wreck lies 432 miles south southeast of Benghazi with no bombs aboard or sign of combat.
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Associated Press
Bem Price
Desert
Souudh
Benghazi
Naples
Italy
William J. Hatton
Whitestone
Queens County
New York
Robert F. Tomer
North Attleboro
Mass
Hatton
Soluch
Sgt
Samuel R. Py
Eureka
Ill
Mar
Morrison Field
West Palm Beach
Fla
Atta
Malta
Mediterranean
Blockhouse Rock
Libyan
Paul J. Fallon
Mmine
Stromboli
Sicily
Mystery Scene of Lady Be Good Last Flight Map Reveals Desert Trail
The World War II B24 Lady Be Good crashed in the Libyan Desert in 1943. A map by AP Newsfeatures artist Stan Kohler shows the crash site, crew bail-out point, and a cross-desert track by Italian vehicles. Air Force investigators mapped markers and parachutes, while searchers probe for bodies amid harsh desert conditions.
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Stan Kohler
Calanscio
Wiesbaden
Germany
Wesley A. N
Seattle
Wash
Associated Press
Benghazi
Neep
Blockhouse Rock
Libyan
James M. Paule
Air Force
How to deal with your tensions and live happier
A reader asks how to handle emotional tensions and avoid anger. The message promises a free booklet with guidance and information on where to seek professional help, claiming 47 seconds to read and aiming to reduce personal distress.
Monkeys Study Love and the Comfort of a Cloth Mother
Researchers led by Dr. Harry Harlow at the University of Wisconsin show baby macaques prefer a soft cloth mother over a wire one even when milk comes only from the wire source. The cloth surrogate yields more snuggling, security, and survival, reshaping views on what begins love.
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Alton Blakeslee
Associated Press
Madison, Wis
Harry Harlow
University of Wis
Confort
Harlow
Robert Zimmerman
Cornell University
Dr. Harlow
Names Carved On Wall Honor Fallen Soldiers In Tunis Graveyard
In a Tunis area American cemetery 2,800 names are listed on marble for afflicted war dead. Among them are 1st Lt William J Hatton 2nd Lt Robert F Toner 2nd Lt D P Hays 2nd Lt Alex C Woravka Tech Sgt Harold S Ripslinger Tech Sgt Robert E La Motte Staff Sgt oe E Shelley Staff Sgt Vernon L Moore Staff Sgt Samuel R Adams. An inscription above reads Honor to them that trod the path of honor.
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Calanscio
Carthlage
Tunis
William J. Hatton
Queens County
N.Y
Robert F. Toner
North Attleboro
Mass
D.P. Hays
Lee's Summit
Alex C. Woravka
Cleveland, Ohio
Tech
Harold S. Ripslinger
Saginaw, Mich
Robert E. la Motte
Lake Linden
Mich
Oe. E. Shelley
New , Pa
Vernon L. Moore
New Boston
Ohio
Samuel R. Adams
Eureka, Ill
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