Army Helps Oklahoma Kids Fire Rockets Safely
At Fort Sill Oklahoma Army personnel host science minded youngsters for rocket building and live firings. Each student tests a homemade rocket under strict safety and supervision with data sheets tracking performance. The program aims to foster interest in science and safety while spotlighting Army public relations.
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Army
Sinl
Okla
Ft. Sill
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Walter Maher
Lewis
Laggan
Veld Eng
Arellevy
Ihand
Albany Opens International Center For Foreign Guests
Albany hosts a unique International Center in an 80 year old brownstone mansion providing lodging and personal support for foreign visitors. John Hall Blackburn founded the center following WWII to improve state and local government understanding, with Rotary funding and private donations sustaining a modest nightly rate of four dollars.
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Albany
John Hall Blackburn
America
U. S. State Department
International Center
Sam H. Linch
State Department
Blackburn
Italy
France
Albany Rotary Club
Committees
Sierra Vista Missing From County Map Sparks Protest
A Cochise County board hearing heard Sierra Vista residents complain that their city was not shown on a new county map. Spokesman Sam Bardhas led the protest, arguing the omission reflects neglect more than any past attack.
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Bisbee
Ariz
Sierra Vista
Cochise County
Pennsylvania Primary Spotlight on 1960 Presidential Campaign
Pennsylvania voters faced a high stakes GOP contest as Harold Stassen challenged the state organization for the nomination. Democrats backed Mayor David Lawrence and Gov. George Leader in a ticket aimed at state races while national attention focused on the gubernatorial and congressional contests.
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Philadelphia
Harold Stassen
Ielican State Organization
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Stassen
Arthur T. McGonigle
Lawrence
George M. Leader
U.S
Joseph M. Barr
George S
Pennsylvania Gubernatorial Hopefuls and Congressional Seat
The resignation of Rep. Barl Chadoff opens a district race with candidates Robert N.C.oe and B. oore as possible first Negro congressman for Pennsylvania. Republicans nominate McGonigle, 51, a Reading pretzel maker, to lead after defeats in 1954 and 1956 amid party factional fights.
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Barl Chadoff
Robert N.C
B.oore
Pennsylvania
Republican
McGonigle
Reading
U.S
Unique Institute in North Carolina Described in Nation’s Business
Nation's Business highlights Management Development, Inc. a fully chartered Chapel Hill corporation that pays no dividends and cannot be bought into. It funds continuing education for men in management roles across the state. Stockholders earned entry by completing UNC’s Executive Program, a six month course with two four week sessions and alternating weekends in Chapel Hill.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Management Development, Inc
University of North Carolina
Tennessee Joins Union as Sixteenth State
The article notes Tennessee’s admission as the sixteenth state to enter the United States. It highlights the historical milestone and places it in the broader timeline of statehood while naming Tennessee as the member.
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Tennessee
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