Ghost blamed for troubles shake English couple
Mr and Mrs Norman Dixon claim a haunting disrupted their family in a Sunderland city housing development last March. They described a shimmering wall coil and unseen footsteps before exorcism attempts by a bishop failed. After quitting rent they were evicted, put on 12 months probation, and the couple's three children were placed in a city center. The haunted house remains empty.
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Over Half Planes Built Before '48
The Civil Aeronautics Administration reports that 58 percent of the 87,531 registered aircraft in the United States were built before 1948. DC-3s account for more than one fifth of the fleet and remain in scheduled service though none have been built since 1945. Private plane density is highest in Montana Nevada Wyoming South Dakota and Idaho with about one per 967 residents.
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Birdwatchers Flock To See Migration in Duluth
Birdwatchers from around the world head to Duluth for the annual southward migration of sparrow hawks over the Sawtooth range. Observers count migration in September and October, with official Duluth tallies in 1951 noting the migration surpasses prior counts.
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College rivals bald by campus prank patrols
Whittier California UP report says extra officers patrol Whittier College and Redlands University to stop rival students from shaving each other bald. Perhaps a dozen students have received the Yul Brynner treatment for prowling on opposing campuses.
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Cold Blast Covers Much of Nation in Weather Shift
The Associated Press reports a surge of cold air piercing the lower Great Lakes while springlike warmth lingers northeast. Snow flurries blanket the Dakotas Wyoming and northwest Colorado as ground blizzards hit parts of Wyoming. Ohio Valley to Florida sees rain from the East Coast southward. Temperatures dip into the 40s and 50s in many areas with Illinois Indiana Missouri and Arkansas facing lows. State highway closures occur due to drifted snow.
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Soviet readers send get well messages to Eisenhower
London dispatch notes the Soviet Union's readers sent get well cables to President Eisenhower. The Radio Moscow report cites rapid transmission of well wishes from officials including Nila Varoshilov. The brief item emphasizes speed and cordial tone amid wartime reporting.
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