Negro Family Reunited After Freedom Ride in New Hampshire
Mrs. Moses Armstrong and four children joined her husband in Concord after being shipped to New Hampshire by the Reverse Freedom Riders program. One man found work with a Nashua furniture moving firm. The local flow of riders has ended per Citizens Council official George Singermann, who cited no reason. In all 31 riders had been sent to the state on one way bus tickets from southern cities.
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Walking Machine Imitates Man In Military Field Tests
General Electric engineers are developing a 12 foot legged Walking Machine under Army Ordnance Department contract. Intended for off road use, it could reach 35 mph with a human operator inside and recover if it falls. It aims to access difficult terrain for fire fighting and rescue work with cybernetic anthropomorphous design principles.
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Marine Corps Offers Fine Opportunities for Men
Marine Corps recruiter Bill Soehengen announces many openings in the enlisted Marine aviation program for men aged 17 to 28. Eligible applicants can train 3 to 35 weeks in technical fields, with aviation assignment upon recruit training, and options include the buddy program and a 120 day delay path. Women may apply if married with one wife, former service members are eligible, and education can continue after enlistment.
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Multimillionaire Manville Faces Leaner Times
Tommy Manville describes his post crash finances and life cutbacks. He says he lost most of his fortune after 1929 but remains solvent with under 5 million today. He and Christina Erdlin live quietly in Chautauqua New York, managing a small home and simple routines. He forecasts relief in 1964 at election time.
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March Hiroshima Commemorative Walk in San Francisco
About 200 participants joined a nine mile peace march through downtown San Francisco commemorating the Hiroshima bombing. The event, sponsored by Women for Peace, ended at Civic Center Plaza with messages from Japanese women groups urging disarmament and an end to nuclear testing.
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