Junket Season Draws Congressmen Abroad
Congress members plan international trips ahead of November elections. Some will travel to Amsterdam for the International Astronautical Federation meetings, others to Geneva for the International Convention on Atomic Energy, and more to Europe to study economic matters. Funding varies from congressional funds to executive department charges and U S assistance currency.
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House
Senate
House Space Committee
International Astronautical Federation
Amsterdam
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
Geneva
Senate House Economic Committee
Europe
U. S
Vientiane, Laos
National Assembly
Neo Lao Haksat Party
Pathet Laos
Laos
China
Viet Nam
Washington
Blake sinks into night river search continues
James Blake vanished after attempting to swim the Catawba River Saturday night. Police and 60 life saving crew members searched through Sunday, but Blake later called his wife to pick him up claiming he felt fine after falling asleep in a boathouse.
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Charlotte
N. C
James Blake
Catawba River
Blake
Mind and behavior topics spark reader requests
A 1958 La Crosse Tribune reader column offers a self help note on smoking cessation and managing emotions, alongside a psychology piece by Helen L. Koch on boys stuttering versus girls. It cites a 1949 Great Lakes Naval Training Center study linking social acceptance to illness and discipline.
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la Crosse Tribune
Helen L. Koch
University of Chicago
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
John F. Dille Co
Woman Is Confirmed as Civil Service Commissioner
The Senate confirmed Barbara Bates Gunderson of South Dakota as civil service commissioner, a $20 000 yearly post, by voice vote amid a small turnout. Sen Joseph Clark objected noting her lack of related experience and links to personnel management.
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Washington
Senate
Barbara Bates Gunderson
South Dakota
Joseph C. Clark
D-Pa
Intruder at Ken and Marsha Home Sparks Tense Confrontation
Ken confronts a prowler at night after Edna accuses Marsha and warns of departure. He imagines danger lingering in Parkdale as he notices a shadow at the doorway. A struggle ends with a knocked man and a note to Jody in a knitted sweater reveals Mr. Cornwell as the intruder. To be continued.
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Ken
Bob
Marsha
Edna
Gramma
Parkdale
Jody
Mr. Cornwell
Skate to visit Norway two to five days
The American atomic submarine Skate will arrive in Norway for a five day visit calling at Bergen and Oslo. It surfaced for the third time in arctic waters about 300 miles from the pole near Alpha and T-3 islands.
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Oslo
Norway
Bergen
U.S
Arctic
Edward G. Robinson Stricken On Airliner
Actor Edward G. Robinson suffered a sudden illness on an American Airlines nonstop flight from New York to Los Angeles. The plane diverted to McCarran Field in Las Vegas where Robinson received hospital care for a bladder condition before being released. He and Mrs. Robinson planned to continue their trip to Los Angeles once a new flight could be booked.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Edward G. Robinson
American Air Lines
New York
Los Angeles
McCarran Field
Robinson
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Helena School Menu Change Sparks Food Confusion
In Fremont Ohio the cafeteria at Helena School saw a surge in rice and hamburger ball consumption after menu items were renamed from porcupines to sputniks. The change was reportedly implemented by school cook Mrs. Fred Fisher.
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Freemont
Ohio
Helena School
Fred Fisher
Stage star Rosie Boote dies in London home
Fort performer Rosie Boote known to London audiences as a beauty from Tipperary. She rose to fame with the song Maisie Was a Darling in The Messenger Boy at the Gaiety Theatre and later married the fourth Marquess of Headfort, retiring from the stage in 1901.
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London
Old Gaiety Theater
Life Guards
Fourth Marquess of Headfort
Sir John Marshall Dies at 82 Noted British Archaeologist
Sir John Hubert Marshall, an eminent British archaeologist, died Sunday in Guilford at age 82. His long career included landmark discoveries and leadership in major excavations and museum work.
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Guildford
England
John Hubert Marshall
Crossword Clue Answers
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Magog
Pennsylvania
Balaam
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