Bendix Trophy Won By 616 MPH Flyer
Air Force captain Edward W. Kenny won the Bendix Trophy at Dayton after flying 616.208 mph in the Republican Thunderstreak from Edwards AFB California to Vandalia Ohio. Maj. William T. Whisner Jr. won in 1953 with 603.547 mph. Kenny completed the 1, miles in 3 hours 1 minute 56 seconds, topping last year’s mark by about four minutes.
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Dayton
Ohio
Air Force
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Edward W. Kenny
Van
Mich
William T. Whisner Jr
Bendix
Wrener
Kenny
Tudes
la Junta
Olathe
Vanalia
Vandalia
Maj
Harry K. Evans
Heaters
LW. Va
Tactical Air Command
Langley
Hampton
Robert L. Stephens
Gilmer, Tex
Air Research and Development Command
Wright- Patterson Afb
Stephens
Fio
Capt
Democrats Say GOP Policies Unbalanced
Democrats accuse the administration of an unbalanced containment policy toward communism, arguing that military retrenchment and reduced aid threaten total strength. They urge reversing the trend and boosting military build-up and free-world economic cooperation to counter world hunger and Communist competition.
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Washington
Blican
U.ward Ward
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Digest
Old Guard
Republican Party
R.publican National
U. S
Radio and TV Schedule Fragments on a Sunday
A fragmented newspaper TV radio timetable lists programs such as This Is The Life Jaycee Round Table Toast of the Town Masquerade Party What’s My Line and The Garry Moore Show scheduled across late morning to night with multiple shifts and news segments noted in a continuous listing. The grainy OCR shows stream names like The Web Zoo Parade Frontiers of Faith and Red Skelton alongside test patterns and news updates.
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Ibis
Wanett
Symaphonette Concert On Youth Day Highlights Broadcast
A radio schedule shows 2:00 program on youth day with Symaphonette and Esco Onto feature segments. News and commentary follow with 0:45 and 7:00 blocks including sports, jury program, and musical interludes.
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Mbe
Rees
N News
Abe
Mde
Aise TV
Betty Jo Ring Leaves Lexington for Miss America Contest
Betty Jo Ring of Lexington, Miss North Carolina 1954, will depart Monday by air for Atlantic City New Jersey to compete in the Miss America pageant. She is 24 and a school teacher flanked by her mother Mrs E T Ring a High Point two Lexington Junior Chamber of Commerce representatives and a Chamber of Commerce official. The hotel accommodations and week long contest are noted.
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Lexington
N.C
Betty Joe Ring
North Carolina
Atlantic City
N.J
Miss Ring
E.T. Ring
Lexington Junior Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Bony Ae
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Tenn
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J. L. Roges
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Garry Moore
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Red Skelton
Your Faith
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Koonts-Mcghee Drug CO
Post Office
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Jim Hall
High Point Recreation Age Word
Pel
Barry Sullivan
Canyon Eghnicolor
Dorothy Malone
BU In Th
Glenn Miller
James S. Stewart
June Allyson
Winston-Salem
Finch
Betty Jo
Thomasville
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