Kilroy Was Here in the Badlands Tour
Hal Boyle recalls a South Dakota Badlands expedition with Earl Brockelsby and paleontology students. A punning Kilroy sketch on a canyon wall marks the visit as the group endures blistering sun and rough climbs while fossil teeth, sabre-toothed cats, and barren beauty underscore their misadventure.
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Hal Boyle
S.D
South Dakota
Gen
Alfred Sully
Earl Brockelsby
Warren Morell
Rapid City Daily Journal
Brockersby
Earl
Butte
Tor Earl
Kilroy
U S Navy to Help Evacuate Viet Nam
The United States will aid the evacuation of more than 100000 anti communist Vietnamese from North Viet Nam under the cease fire. State Department says the Navy will supply ships and provide material help to enable refugees to re establish themselves in the southern part of the country.
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Washington
U.S. Navy
Viet Nam
State Department
United States
Appalachian Trail Traverses Two Parks and Two Forests
The 2000 mile Appalachian Trail for hikers passes through two national parks and two national forests in North Carolina.
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North Carolina
Church Leader Hails Allied Unity at Anglican Congress
Archbishop Geoffrey Fisher of Canterbury told a Minneapolis audience that Britain and the United States share a common commitment to democracy and freedom. He urged unity among Anglicans and emphasized trust in Christian ideals as essential to a free society shown to 1,100 worshipers at St. Mark's Cathedral during the Congress events.
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Minneapolis
Canterbury
Church of England
Britain
United States
Geoffrey F. Fisher
Anglican Church
Anglican Congress
Twin Cities
Minnesota
Fisher
St. Mark
Man in bar pretends LAPD sergeant identity in Denver
Police said Richard F Kaymer czak twenty five of Los Angeles will stay jailed while investigators determine why he presented himself to two officers as Sgt John DeBetta of the Los Angeles police department. He carried Ralph Gentry’s papers a watch a lighter and an ident bracelet engraved Jim and was registered at the YMCA as Richard Carter.
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Denver
Richard F. Kaymerczak
Los Angeles
John DeBetta
Ralph Gentry
Jim
YMCA
Richard Carter
Oklahoma City
George Long
Comanion
Here
Boyd Williams
Highway Patrol
Williams
Long
Oklahoma County
Oklahoma City Police
State Patrol
Crime Bureau
Sioux Maiden Wins Indian Beauty Title
Miss Defender 23 from Fort Yates North Dakota won Miss Indian America after 76 candidates at All American Indian Days in Sheridan Wyoming. Runners up included Mary Turley Tulsa Oklahoma Kay Price Gallup New Mexico and Annie Strange Owl Birney Montana. Her prize supports Shrine Hospitals for Crippled Children and proceeds fund a Blackfoot ceremony participant and Shrine units.
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Defender
Atlantic City
N.J
Haskell Institute
Jae Kan
Standing Rock Sioux Agency
Mandan Shrine Unit
Bismarck
N.D
el Zagal
Fargo
Galloway Calhoun
Tyler
Tex
Shrine Hospitals For Crippled Children
John
Bornwing
Mont
Minneapolis, Minn
Kalif Temple of
Sheridan
Shrine Hospitals
Sarah Churchill Dunks in Colorado Lake Mishap
Actress Sarah Churchill daughter of Winston Churchill took a spill when a light sailing boat overturned in Grand Lake Colorado. She and four others were rescued after the main sail handling went wrong. Survivors included Harvey and R E Everest both of Oklahoma City and Frank Harvey of Wichita Falls Texas.
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Grand Lake
Colo
Sarah Churchill
England
Winston Churchill
Harvey P. Everest
Rd E. Everest
Marilyn
Oklahoma City
Okla
Frank Harvey
Wichita Falls
Tex
Ruined Organ Now 100 Years Old Reborn in New Bern
A 100 year old organ once bought for $900 in 1834 survived a lightning strike in 1896 and was sold to the Negro First Baptist church for $125 before repairs. Church members say the instrument's tone improves with age and it remains in use at First Presbyterian in New Bern North Carolina.
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New Bern
N. C
First Presbyterian Church
Negro First Baptist Church
Nebraska Idaho Take Over Primary Spotlight
The Associated Press reports heavy activity in Nebraska and Idaho as candidates vie for Senate seats. Nebraska plans multiple contests including unopposed governor terms and 31 Senate seats. Idaho centers on Glen Taylor’s comeback bid against Claude Burtenshaw and McCormack for the Democratic nomination.
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Idaho
Associated Press
Senate
Nettebraska
Arkansas
Delaware
California
Goodwin J. Knight
William F. Know
Nixon
GOP
State Central Committee
Govler
Forco
Ise
Taylor
Claude Burtenshaw
Aoncessor
and McCormack
Lewiston
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