Missing C46 Debris Found Near Pensacola Beach
Debris from two C46 aircraft missing ten days was found about 15 miles east of Pensacola Beach Sunday night. A Brockley Air Force Base spokesman said a local resident found the debris and turned it over to Florida Highway Patrol until Air Force authorities at Elgin Air Force Base determine next steps. The plane, a civilian contract craft owned by Capitol Airways of Nashville, disappeared around midnight April 1 during a flight from Brookley to Robins Air Force Base in Macon, carrying aircraft parts. Only the pilot and co-pilot were aboard, A. B. Brickey and Richard Merwin of San Antonio Texas.
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Corsi Rejects New State Dept Job and GOP Pursuit
Edward J. Corsi declined a job offer from Secretary Dulles while the GOP, led by Leonard Hall, seeks to keep him in government. Hall urged him to continue serving, though Corsi indicated he plans to rest at his Roxbury farm and reconsider later. He resigned from State Department service after his former post was abolished amid criticism in Congress.
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Arthritis Condensed Treatment Offer Promises Relief
Long Beach advertisement claims a treatment regime normalizes body systems, relieves pains, relaxes muscles, improves circulation and digestion, reduces congestion, and increases energy and sleep quality. An initial exam and first treatment cost 53.00. Dr. Duncan, ID. C., claims lasting results. Phone 8-2408. Offices at 2315 E 7th St.
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Senate Group delays Stassen FOA probe testimony
Senator McClellan announced a 24 hour postponement of talks with Harold E. Stassen over the FOA investigation. The delay pushes the meeting to Tuesday at 930 AM as Stassen declines to be subpoenaed but agrees to voluntary testimony and documents. The inquiry concerns negotiations on a 12.2 million grain storage plant in Pakistan and a Sinclair complaint from Senator Symington.
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Easter Services Observed by Chinese Reds in Peiping
Peiping radio reports Christians in the Chinese Communist capital held Easter services. More than 3,000 Catholics attended a grand Mass in the cathedral. Stassen rejected all bids last week and plans to restart with new specifications amid a contract dispute involving the Agricultural Construction Co. of Los Angeles whose bid was nearly a million dollars higher than slower bidders.
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Classified Ad Offer for Perpetual Production
Advertisement urging steady production and IPT placement to boost sales. Promotes placing ads with a phone contact 6-g071 for increased uptake and ongoing promotional exposure.
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