Mars balloon flight finds carbon dioxide and water vapor
Two studies from an unmanned NCAR balloon near Palestine Texas detected carbon dioxide and water vapor in Mars like air. The 12 hour ascent drifted 700 miles northeast before parachuting down near Pulaski Tennessee. A news conference will discuss the flight findings.
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Weaver
Alexandria
National Center For Atmospheric Research
NCAR
Palestine
Tex
Pulaski
Tenn
NCAA
Juvenile crime curb plan cites auto theft costs
The report calls for action to cut costs from auto theft and ease police burden. Murders rose 2 percent nationwide. forcible rape and aggravated assault up 3 percent. Larceny $50+ up 8 percent. robberies 6 percent. burglary 5 percent. Only 100000-plus cities lacking murder or manslaughter were Dearborn, Duluth, Madison, Scranton, and Somerville.
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U.S
Dearborn
Mich
Duluth
Threat mail about Queen's arrival at Australian showgrounds
Police received a call claiming a man waited at the gate with a bottle of acid and matches before the Queen's arrival. Reinforcements surrounded the gate and screened the crowd. Officials said the call was a crank and no extra precautions were planned.
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Australia
Showgrounds
Peace Corps Air Crash Claims Four Overseas Fatalities
Four Peace Corps workers have died overseas since the program began. Two perished in a Colombia plane crash last year, one died of natural causes in the Philippines, another was killed in a Brazil car crash last January. The Philippines group arrived last fall after a June 1962 enlistment. The Danao Island crash involved a 24 passenger plane and three crew members.
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Zamboanga City
Peace Corps
Philippines
Colombia
Brazil
Massive 5.0 earthquake rattles Midwest and Arkansas
Seismologists report a magnitude 5 quake centered near the New Madrid area, felt across Missouri Arkansas Illinois Kentucky Tennessee and Kansas. Officials note short source tremor with lingering surface waves and possible minor damage from broken windows and plaster.
Snow blizzard traps Rev Hudson and daughters in pass
Police identified Rev Marvin Hudson and his daughters Amelia and Pauline as occupants of a car buried by a snow slide five miles south of town. Plowman Leo Jones said a ground blizzard blinded him as he cleared an earlier avalanche and the救 car passed, leaving the Rev outside the vehicle when the slide struck. Searchers' probing poles located the car but halted due to danger. mine detectors may be used when the search resumes.
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Marvin Hudson
Amelia
Pauline
OAS plot to block De Gaulle and Algerian independence
Sources report ongoing OAS and CNR efforts to oust Charles de Gaulle as 18 members are jailed without charges. Quiet France Spain pact targets exiles amid a broader drive to seize power from Gaullist government. Several machine gunners in Paris are said to be prepared for actions.
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Gardes
France
Spain
CNR
de Gaulle
Paris
Police Probe Death of Mrs Alice Haefeker in Osage County
Officers said the husband Henry Haefeker a 46 year old Forbes Air Force Base sergeant summoned them about 630 pm. The body of Mrs Alice Haefeker was found and an autopsy was planned. Two 5 year old boys were taken in by Sheriff Vanderslice's wife who found them dirty hungry but in good health. The Haefeker family formerly lived in Paris California.
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Alice Haefeker
Henry
Forbes Air Force Base
Forbes Afb
Osage County
Alfred Vanderslice
Vanderslice
Haefeker
Paris
Calif
Weekend Toll of Fatal Accidents Across America
A wave of deadly incidents left Americans dead in four traffic crashes, a Lima fire that killed six children, and eleven Americans among three Philippine air crashes. Rescue teams found two Peace Corps volunteers, while Marines and other individuals died in crashes near Manila and in Maryland, New York, Wisconsin, California, and Nebraska.
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Ohio
U.S
Philippines
Peace Corps
Philippine Air Lines
Nancy Ann Boyd
Martinez
Calif
Phillip Maggard
Buffalo
Wayo
U. S
Gilbert R. Christianson
Takoma Park
National Institute of Health
Sidney W. Lowery
District Heights
William Richard Ford
Crockett
Tex
Charles Watts
Sourlake
Willie Hayne Hughes
Mesquite
Robert E. Hughes
Norma Jean Hampton
Amherst
N. Y
Frank Schmelzinger
Williamsville
Hilda Gelfand
Cleveland
Rose Lewis
U. S. 101
Pedro Montoya
Hamilton Air Force Base
Richard Trope
Novato
Nebraska
Springfield
Neb
William K. Foulkes
Des Moines
Iowa
Leo Croy
Mt. Ayr. Town
Billy Smith
Elvins
Violence Breaks Up At Oceanfront Nazi Protest
Police extract a promise to stop after a clash near an oceanfront hotel where Nazis David Peterson and John McClure faced no charges. Three attackers struck during the march as Trygve Lie and Hubert H. Humphrey spoke to about 1,500 attendees inside the banquet hall.
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David Peterson
Minneapolis
John McClure
Miami
U.S
Trygve Lie
United Nations
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Lie
Israel
Fight Cancer With a Checkup and a Check
Readers urged to schedule early cancer screening and take advantage of available financial aid. Health advocates emphasize regular checkups, prompt tests, and timely coverage to improve outcomes and reduce late detections.
Diefenbaker Attacks Nuclear Policy on Canadian Campaign Trail
Prime Minister John Diefenbaker told a Saskatoon crowd that Canada must not be used as a storage dump for nuclear weapons. He said Canada would sign an agreement to keep weapons available in war, while NATO and NORAD weapons remain separate matters. He urged equal defense facilities for Canadian forces and noted NATO ministers will decide on nuclear issues in Ottawa this May.
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Prince Albert
Sask
UPI
John Diefenbaker
Canada
Norad
Diefenbaker
Winnipeg
NATO
Ottawa
United States
Defense
Robert McNamara
Tremor Shakes East Missouri Towns
A strong earthquake rattled homes across New Madrid and nearby towns with reports of the levee weaving and buildings jarred. William Tanner and others felt the tremor lasting about a minute, while Dexter and Caruthersville dispatchers noted shelves and church organs vibrating without major damage. Local police reported no significant destruction.
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New Madrid
UPI
William Tanner
Tanner
Watson
Charles Bailey
O. H. Householder
Dexter
Wilson Lesler
Lesier
Caruthersville
Sheriff's Office
David Lowry
Hayti
Methodist Church
Ladd Foust
Burglary suspects chased after dynamite misfire
Three Chicago men Barton Brown 47 Steve Tomares 40 and Michael Swiatek 27 were held on burglary auto theft and felon registration charges after a pursuit near Mannis Furs 2303 Las Vegas Blvd South. Swiatek faced extra driving offenses as officers recovered a stolen car and connected the group to recent burglaries in the area.
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Barton H. Brown
Steve Tomares
Michael J. Swiatek
Chicago
Ill
Swiatek
Mannis Furs
Las Vegas Blvd
Walter Earp
Theobald
South Second Street
Earp
Illinois
Avalanche Buries Village as Telegraph Line Fails
Two Indians reached the danger village after a landslide cut the outside telegraph line. A police patrol and medical team brought food water and supplies. Survivors say many villagers were buried alive in stone huts when the avalanche struck. Early risers warned others and fled to higher ground as fears of new slides spread.
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Abancar
Meny
Las Vegas Gun Inc Publishes Daily and Sunday Paper Staff
The Las Vegas Gun Inc prints mornings including Sundays from 900 South Main Street Las Vegas Nevada. Staff includes Greenspur Germain White GreenSpun Debain Bryn McClain Nee Boone James Belz Coakley Wood Deb Boone. Subscription rates list daily single copy and Sunday edition prices.
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Joe McClain
Tamara Nee Boone
D. James
Bob Belz
Norvell Wood
Deb Coakley
The
Las Vegas Gun, Inc
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Las Vegas
Nevada
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