Dinosaurs Ruled Earth For 130 Million Years
A Washington article explains dinosaurs dominated for 130 million years, detailing their rise, extinction, and the dinosaur groups. It covers the Dinosaur National Monument Quarry on the Colorado Utah border, fossil discoveries, and key species such as Tyrannosaurus and Triceratops, plus theories for their disappearance.
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Washington
Green River
America
Dinosaur Monument
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Utah
National Geographic Society
WAC June Platoon Recruited in Pennsylvania
First Lieut Clauda M Surratt announces in June a 40 woman WAC platoon from Pennsylvania to join the new WAC center at Fort McClellan Alabama The group travels to Harrisburg June 24 for a welcome dinner and to be sworn in June 25 before departure by special train An early processing call is issued and the event will be covered by radio and TV The eligibility rules call for women aged 18 to 34 high school graduates in good physical and moral standing
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Clauda M. Surratt
Wac-Waf
Pittsburgh
WAC
Pennsylvania
Women's Army Corps
Fort McClellan
Ala
State Capitol
Harrisburg
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Surratt
McCarthy Army Probe Summary of AtA Inquiry
Washington brief on the Senate investigations subcommittee probe into Sen. McCarthy and top Army officials. Charges allege improper pressures to aid Pvt. G. David Schine and to pressure McCarthy to back off investigations of subversives, notably at Ft Monmouth. Adams and Stevens rebut accusations of threats and influence attempts, with White House aid Sherman Adams cited in a chronology of relations. Hearings begun April 22 with a recess and continued sessions slated.
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Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
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Army
Stevens
John G. Adams
McCarthy
Subcommittee
Roy M. Cahn
Francis P. Carr
Pvt
G. David Schine
Brevens
Adams
Schine
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Ft. Monmouth
Asst
Struve Hensel
Cohn
Sehine
Cohing
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Sherman Adams
Brownell
Henry Cabot Lodge
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Gathers
Jobin Adanissarne
Pen Mure
Prublic
Fisenhower
Wilson
Ilis Ocder
Thomartain
Mina Thom
Risenhower
Steens
Public Officials Get Racing Cuts in New England
The Journal-Bulletin reports a survey showing public officials earn over 150000 annually from eight major New England tracks. It details NH Rhode Island and MA officials on track payrolls, cites Rockingham Park’s free hotel bar as controversial, notes about 20000 yearly track payroll for NH legislators, low pari mutuel taxes, and a high track share of betting revenue across states.
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Journal-Bulletin
New England
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Rockingham Park
Salem
N.H
The
Journal- Bulletin
Rockingham
State House
Concord
Beria Cut From History Handles Soviet Power Shift
Washington says the Information Agency reports Laurent Béria is being removed from the Russian State Committee of Defense roster. The update cites Vienna sourced papers replacing Beria with Lazard M. Kaganovich and Anastas I. Mikoyan in the inner circles. A stray pastry tip about fat distribution ends the piece.
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Washington
U.S
Laurent P. Beria
Vienna
State Committee of Defense
Agence
Hissias Moaelization
Presious
Russian Accoiuls
Beria
Premer Stata
Berta
Lazard M. Kaganovich
Anastas I. Mikoyan
FFA Confab Program Diversified At Penn State Meet
The 1964 mid year FFA convention at Pennsylvania State College will host more than 1,600 vocational agriculture students from across the state. They will participate in contests demonstrations and tours with university staff aiding in education. evenings feature bands choruses and entertainment while athletic events and side trips are planned.
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Pennsylvania Association of Tion
Vocational Agriculture Departments
Pennsylvania
H. C. Fetterall
FFA
Department of Public Instruction
Freeralf
Pennsylvania State
JM Gleena UE We Woueaty 2
Department of Agricultural Education
State Department of Public Instruction
Division of Vocational Education
Man Found Hanged In Prison Cell
In Los Angeles a 42 year old man, William B Barrows, admitted sending Gov Goodwin Knight an extortion note before being found hanged in his jail cell. He reportedly used torn shirt material to fashion a noose attached to a vent bars. Barrows blamed alcohol and claimed he wrote his own name on the letter threatening bodily harm to the governor. The note demanded 5000 by return mail and was postmarked May 17 from a rooming house. Police traced the arrest to the same rooming house after a tip from the governor’s aide Oscar Johnson.
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Los Angeles
Goodwin J. Knight
Donald Aboe
William B. Barrows
Barrows
William Parker
Oscar Johnson
Lutheran Confab Opens 112th Pittsburgh Synod Meet
More than 600 ministers and laymen opened the 112th annual three day convention of the Pittsburgh Synod United Lutheran Church in Johnstown Pa Highlights include final adoption of a revision of the synod constitution election of officers and synodical reports Dr C Lawrence Himmelman of Pittsburgh is president representing 314 congregations in the Pittsburgh area
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Johnstown
Pittsburgh
German 104 year old shares secret to long life
Koenigsllutter Germany. Mrs Karoline Matkowski celebrated her 104th birthday saying a glass of schnapps a day keeps the doctor away. She moved to the village near Brunswick after fleeing Romania about 40 years ago.
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Koenigslutter
Germany
Karoline Matkowski
Matkowski
Brunswick
Romania
Duke in London on short visit for personal business
London dispatch reports the Duke of Windsor arriving from Paris for a brief visit to attend to personal business matters. His American-born duchess, the former Mrs Wallis Simpson, remained in France.
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Duke of Windsor
Paris
Wallis Simpson
France
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