Harry Golden Defies Despair with Personal Triumph
In Charlotte, Harry Golden, editor of the Israelite and author of a best selling book, recovers from a disclosed prison secret and public criticism with humor and public stances on desegregation. He speaks of personal resilience, plans for Negro advancement, and his lifelong liberal stance amid Southern culture. He threads his life through the Israelite and his late endeavors, aiming to chronicle Carl Sandburg.
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Daily News
Ounters
Tennessee
New York
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East Side
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Americas
Lincoln
Mather
Walrus Olaf At New York Aquarium Still Has Bleary Eyes
New York Aquarium reports Olaf the walrus remains with bloodshot eyes despite treatment. Veterinarians tested, an eye infection cleared, but the pair still appear red. Alaska sources note bleary eyes are common in walruses, leaving officials cautious about his condition.
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New York
New York Aquarium
Olaf
Western Hemisphere
Aquarium
Christopher Coates
Coates
Coney Island
Alaska
Alaskan Fish and Game Service
Man Seeks Truth On Raft Voyage Across Pacific
Devere Baker, 42, from Redondo Beach, sailed an 18 by 24 foot raft named Lehi IV with three companions about 69 days from California to Hawaii. He aims to prove scripture based migrations from Persia to the Americas and to warn of past and present conflicts, hoping his voyage teaches responsibility and consequences.
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Los Angeles
Pacific
California
Hawaii
Devere Baker
Redondo Beach
Gulf of Persia
Lehi
Baker
Persia
Central America
Balloon shot rescheduled at Atomic Test Site Nevada
The third balloon shot in the U S atomic test series is now set for Sunday Oct 12 at the Atomic Test Site Nevada after two postponements Two other balloon shots have already been fired The AEC said the first full scale underground explosion of the 10 shot series is planned for next week Estimated yields were not disclosed
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Atomic Test Site
Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
Push On To Get Aeronautics Tough In Public Schools
A A P staff writer notes a Wichita Kansas school scene shows students debating wing dihedral and jet thrust while beads are strung. Experts warn public schools neglect air age education as aviation interest grows in industry and higher learning, urging broader elementary and secondary curricula.
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Calif
Gill Robb Wilson
Russia
Steven N. Watkins
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Neb
William Ong
National Aeronautics Assn
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Dallas
Tex
Duncanville
Cedar Hill
de Soto
Seagoville
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Evan Evans
NAEC
California
Io Columbia
E. Newland
Stephens
Zoo Solves Mystery Of Red Eyes
Abraham Gordon used a false time clock claim to stall a robber at a Brooklyn check cashing firm. John Anderson, 22, produced a gun but fled after Gordon and owner Edward Kargman drew theirs. Anderson, an unemployed Manhattan warehouse worker, was arrested on assault and robbery charges.
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New York
Abraham Gordon
John Anderson
Brooklyn
Gordon
Anderson
Edward Kargman
Kargman
Manhattan
Sullivan
Thieves Break Into Long Beach Mart Safe Vaults
Police report thieves used on safe tools to crack three safes at Dooley's Market in Long Beach, stealing about 1600 dollars. The break in occurred Friday, with no injuries reported.
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Long Beach
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Hardee Mart
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