Soviet Pilot Held After Parachute Jump Incident
Soviet citizens aided an injured parachutist who carried a pistol and knife. Vladimir Surin described suspicions of an enemy among them as Khrushchev talked of trial and possible U S action. Powers, linked to CIA, faced U S officials over an unauthorized intelligence flight.
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Highway Needs Listed for Study by Road Committee
A Missouri road study plan assigns the Road Committee to comprehensively assess needs of all state roads and city streets. The Highway Commission, aiming for impartial data, hired the Foundation to lead the engineering study while University of Missouri researchers handle the fiscal survey. The Foundation, based in Washington DC, supports safe highway transport and is funded by over 600 companies across 14 industries.
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Who's Pulling Leg Of Wyatt Earp?
AP reports on-screen Wyatt Earp actor Hugh O'Brian facing frequent misfires while filming Western scenes. Incidents include a stage collapse injury to Frisco Estes from a nonblank pellet cartridge and a blank explosion causing powder burns during practice in Wilmington, North Carolina.
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Johnston Probes Bush On New Science Developments
Johnston asked Bush what is new in science, then the President reportedly wondered how he could know, noting the visitor had only been there an hour and was out of contact.
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Surprise Birthday Cake W Virginia Demos Appear Undecided
Charleston Gazette reports 108 West Virginia Democrats seeking the state’s 25 delegate votes to the Democratic National Convention largely refuse to declare a presidential choice. Of those polled, 74 were undecided or would not identify. Twelve backed Kennedy, twelve backed Stevenson not on the ballot, Humphrey favored by two, Symington four, and Johnson four. Delegation not bound by Tuesday's primary.
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West Virginia Primary Ends With Catholic Voter Spotlight
The article notes West Virginia’s Catholic share at 4.9 percent amid a Protestant majority. It marks the first Catholic presidential primary entry since 1928, recalling Alfred E. Smith’s 1928 win and Hoover’s large general vote margin. Humphrey is described as Congregationalist, with Sunday Methodist attendance.
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Patent for 25 Cents Unveils Big 620 Page Work
Washington AP reports a 620 page patent booklet offered for 25 cents, with notes on the cost of printing and distribution. The story tracks the government printing costs, Kennedy and Humphrey references, and the broader context of wartime and postwar patent issues. It also includes side items on a Moscow summit reaction and a Tucson cash-find at a local appliance store.
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Nasser vows canal stand amid U S pressure in Egypt
DAMIETTA Egypt AP President Gamel Abdel Nasser declared Sunday he will not open the Suez Canal to Israeli shipping despite pressure from American congressmen. He told a rally that U S senators are stirring an uproar over Israeli passage in the canal. The U A R says a state of war exists with Israel and may bar Israeli ships and cargo as a security measure. He spoke after opening a Soviet aided textile mill and praised Soviet policy despite ideological differences.
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Kennedy Plays Underdog Leap In West Virginia Vote
AP wires report Kennedy shifts to underdog stance in West Virginia as Democrats prepare to pick a presidential nominee. The Indiana defeat raised questions about Kennedy’s Catholic background and boosted talk of Lyndon Johnson or Hubert Humphrey as possible GOP targets.
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Underground atom bombs muffled by future tech
Washington reports scientists warn underground blasts with five times the punch of early atomic bombs could escape detection until new monitoring systems exist. Testimony by Bethe Teller Urey and Cope notes a multi year race between concealment and detection as Eisenhower backs peaceful uses of atomic energy and a new testing program.
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