Mt Ararat Explorer Aims Azores Atlantis Search
London uP Eyerton Sykes 55 plans to seek Atlantis traces in the Azores using a bathysphere. He suspects Ararat efforts blocked by diplomacy and Soviet claims of Ark espionage. He seeks underwater cameras, radar, and echo sounding to photograph relics of a vanished civilization.
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Atlantis
London
Egerton Sykes
Azores
Sykes
Atlantean Research Center
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Ararat
Turkey
Cherry Limb May Have Been Iowa Death Weapon
A three foot cherry limb shaped like a club may have been the weapon in the rape slaying of 72 year old Lillian Chapman. Investigators found hairs on the branch found near the murder site and sent the limb to the FBI for testing. Over 50 men, mostly transients, have been questioned with one held.
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Ila
Lillian Chapman
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Explorer seeks signs of ancient Atlantean civilization near Mount Blanc
An explorer studying relics on Mount Blanc slopes believes a temple or artifacts could prove a vanished European civilization from 10 000 BC. He has amassed data and argues Atlanteans built pyramids and carved figures like Indians and hopes to dredge surface evidence to justify a full expedition.
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Alps
Europe
Sykes
Senator Gillette Backs Atlantic Union Plan
Senator Gillette of Iowa endorses the Atlantic Union as a step from the North Atlantic Alliance to a broader world peace federation. He urged a constitutional convention among Atlantic democracies to form a unified, democratic world order and noted he once opposed the idea. He spoke at an Atlantic Union Committee luncheon and backed Kefauver’s resolution to study a federal union within the United Nations.
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Gillette
D-Iown
Atlantic Union Committee, Inc
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Supreme Court
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Europe
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Kefauver
D-Tenn
Senate Foreign Relations
Truman
North Atlantic
United Nations
Refauver
Refugee Czech Diplomat May Remain in U S
Washington officials predicted the United States may grant political asylum to Vladimir Houdek, a Czech diplomat who resigned from the UN post amid criticism of Moscow. Authorities noted his long standing Communist ties but cited his public protest against Soviet control and potential for residence if he avoids Communist activity. Houdek arrived in the U S in 1946, is married with two daughters.
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Vladimir Houdek
Czechoslovakia
State and Justice Departments
Houdek
United Nations
Russia
John Papanek
Papanek
Vladimir Clementis
United States
Tito
Yugoslavia
Kremlin
Driver pulls burning trailer in Baraboo incident
Stanley Martin Kovic of Berwyn Ill drove past Baraboo yesterday when a trailer attached to his car caught fire. A passing motorist warned him and Kovic tried to save items, burning his hands in the effort. Police say another driver may have flicked a cigarette into the trailer.
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Wis
Stanley Martin Kovic
Berwyn
Ill
West Baraboo
Kovic
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