Two-Nosed Pup and Sputnik Sparks in 1972 News Chunk
A LeShara Nebraska dog owner reports a ten week old shepherd with two noses and one enlarged nostril. Jansen calls the deformity harelip related but harmless. Japanese bathhouses in Osaka campaign for higher rates while 1600 facilities shut tubs. Sputnik blamed for an open garage door in Schenectady. Rinaldi, a physician, woke at 6:23 am to doors swinging. scientists in Cambridge seek a satellite telescope for a Russian link. Ruth Rebecca McCloud pleads guilty to arson in Superior Court. sentencing set for Nov 12. Firefighters limit damage from fires tied to the crate mixup in Washington.
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Harold Hansen
LeShara
Neb
Jansen
Russ
Spoonnik
Schenectady
N.Y
Thomas Rinaldi
Sputnik
Rinaldi
Renaldi
Cambridge
Mass
Seuupues
Vasey
McCloud
July Galter
Washington
Adenmoor St
Lakewood
Rifle Toting Girl Fails in Jail Bluff
In Tacoma Washington an ar 16 year old girl Janette Passmore of Puyallup attempted to free her boyfriend from the county jail at gunpoint. The plan failed when her rifle jammed and she was disarmed by deputy Mrs Dorothy Hickok. Passmore was bound over to Superior Court on possible first degree assault charges. Gordon, her boyfriend, 15, was serving time for car theft.
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Tacoma
Wash
Janette Passmore
Puyallup
Dorothy "Hickok
Bertil E. Johnson
John G. McCutcheon
Dick McCreadie
Airliner Lands in Antarctic to complete first bottom world flight
The Pan American stratocruiser landed at McMurdo Sound Tuesday night completing the first commercial flight to Antarctica. Capt. Ralph Savory guided the four engined plane from Christchurch in 19 hours 49 minutes. The trip carried 36 U S Navy personnel for Deep Freeze operations. The highlight was two American stewardesses Patricia Hepinstall and Ruth Kelly, the first American women near the South Pole.
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Mcmurdo Sound
Antarctica
Antarctic
Pan American World Airways
South Pole
Ralph Savory
Arctic
Christchurch
New Zealand
San Francisco
U. S. Navy
Jonely Antarctic
Booster Failure Kills Talos at New Mexico Firing
A Talos missile test in New Mexico ends in booster failure during a drone B-17 demonstration. Officials report four seconds after launch metal debris fell as the weapon malfunctioned, preventing completion of the mission and delaying the transfer of the Talos Defensive Unit to the Army.
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Wilte
N.M
Army
Navy
Br. Elmer W. Engstrom
RCA
TDC
Earth
Sprutnik Cocktail Debuts in Copenhagen Salutes Sputnik
A Copenhagen bar debuts Sprutnik a cocktail honoring the Soviet baby moon. The drink blends vodka vermouth and a dash of Pernod shaping a bold Danish tribute to space and pop culture.
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Copenhagen
Harmen
Sputnik
Skyline Clubhouse Plans Set for $175000 Course
Plans for a $175,000 Skyline Clubhouse are ready, aiming to welcome members when the new golf course east of the airport opens in about 15 months. The facility promises the area’s best clubhouse with completion tied to the course opening.
Golfers anxiously await new course at recreation park
By FETEONICS JR. golfers stand in long lines to play as funds come from last year’s bond issue. Operation costs will be covered by fees from the start, making it a widespread, low-cost recreation. The area’s level land promises a course that serves many with minimal taxpayer burden.
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Recreation
Burglary Report Lands in Police Blotter With Note Left Behind
A weekend burglary at a regional office left a crowbar and tools on the floor. The intruder read a note, scribbled “Thanks, I believe you,” and departed. Authorities are tracking a thief in southern Minnesota amid scattered weather-related data and tide times.
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Donald Quixote
Minnesota
United States
Wiliam Ruzicka Farm
York Lumber Ca
Brunswick
Los Angeles
Omaha
Ffice
Bnet Bes
Chicago
Fortland
Cleveland
St. Louis
Genver
St. Pat
Es Moines
bEl Salt Lake
Detroit
San Francisco
Miami
Seattle
New Orleans
New York
Washington
Valencia Toll High in River Rampage
The Turia River flooded Valencia Spain after days of heavy rain. Officials say more than 60 people are dead or missing as rescue workers comb mud and floodwaters. Pedralba village reports 19 missing, feared swept away. The disaster turned the city and surrounding area into a submerged landscape.
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Valencia
Spain
UPI
Pedralba
Turia
Valencia mayor estimates 75 percent commerce ruined
Independent report notes 75 percent of the city’s commerce disrupted as Valencia faces disaster. Portions of population and industry are described as ruined while aid and salvage efforts are implied. Names and dates appear in ragged OCR with uncertain details across the page segment.
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Marquis del Turia
Valencia
Long Beach
al Ee
Calif
Long Beach Tal
Tanger
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By Bill Shelton
Qizka
Japan
Osake
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Tuesdax
Ruth Rebecca McCloud
Superior
At- Tarmatad Arena
Gordy Lout
Patricia Hepinstall
Ruth Kelly
Holyoke, Colo
Talos
Sprutnik
Feteonics JR
Ste.Flerre Smirnoff Fis
Henblein
Harnard,Court
Citer
Ian Sume
Jayne
Gamoring Baynes
D. Tareedl * Bon
Watt
Jaynes
Certified Trust Deeds, Inc
Independent Mortgage Bankers Association
Atlantic
Bixby Knolls
Frank Bros
Falke Olhsson
Denmark
Bangkok
Hans Wegner
Hens Wegner
Walnut
Alan Gould
Bigelow
Bigelow Mills
American Ave
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