Three B52s Circle Globe in 45 Hours
Three B52 Stratofortresses landed at March AFB after completing the first non stop jet circumnavigation covering about 24325 miles in an unofficial 45 hours 19 minutes. The flight started from Castle AFB Merced with in flight refuelings over mid air And the SAC commander Gen Curtis LeMay announced a simulated nuclear bomb drop midway.
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Teamster Leader Defies Senate Probe Over Labor Racketeering
Einar C. Mohn, executive vice president of the Teamsters Union, challenges the Senate Investigations Subcommittee authority and refuses to answer questions. Senator McCarthy denounces the stance as undermining the labor movement while Dave Beck cites medical advice for unable to appear.
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Bomb Hoax Spanish Test Dread Sparks Lockdown
A 14 year old admitted making a bomb threat to Santa Barbara Junior High School prompting police and fire crews to evacuate 3,200 students before Thursday classes opened. The student claimed fear over a Spanish final test and was released to his parents after questioning.
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Khrushchev Defends Stalin at Kremlin Reception
Khrushchev, amid applause, defends Stalin as a communist fighter for the working class while noting Stalin’s flaws. Bulganin supports Stalinism. Chow Enlai attends a Kremlin party where Khrushchev repeats that Stalinism is not a term of abuse.
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Contempt Librarian Sentenced in Washington
Contempt case involving an unnamed librarian from a Washington setting. The report references a conviction for contempt and hints at political background or affiliations, with incomplete OCR text obscuring full context and details.
Eisenhower and Nehru discuss East Asia situation
Reading fragments show Eisenhower and Nehru exchanging messages about the Middle East and Soviet tensions. The United States aims to keep the Soviets out while considering moves and relief efforts in the region.
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Middle East
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Jon Hammarsxjold
Israel
Puppy Bath in Washer Sparks Narrow Rescue in Kentucky
A stray fragment reports a boy and puppy incident in Bowling Green Kentucky with a narrow rescue after the animal appeared unsteady. Rescuers provided first aid noting brief breathing and stabilization though details are obscured by damaged OCR.
Good Boy Bobby Pogue In Arizona Homicide Case
Neighbors and schoolmates recall Bobby Pogue as a good boy after reports that he and four friends from Bell Gardens were involved in the killing of 60 year old Al Jennings in Phoenix. Parents say the boy’s demeanor changed following an earlier holdup. authorities say the group may be connected to the case.
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Harold Pogue
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Hitenhiker
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Driver Impaled by Flying Timber in Rochester
Conrad Johnson, 25, of Cannon Falls Minnesota, was critically injured when a 2 by 4 splinter pierced his abdomen after being struck by timber from a passing truck. Surgeons amputated four feet of the board before he was moved to St Mary’s Hospital where attendants reported him improving but still in critical condition.
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Reds Say Theyll U N Moves Protect Mideast From Ike Plan
Moscow and Beijing issued a 2000 word communique vowing to protect Near and Middle East nations from aggression and U S interference under the Eisenhower doctrine. They condemned the policy and pledged support to avert interference, signaling strong Cold War opposition to U S policy in Egypt and the Gaza Gulf area.
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Explosion at Tenino Nitro plant kills six and injures four
A blast at the Tenino area Nitro plant leveled or damaged several buildings. Sheriff Clarence D. Van Allen said the explosion may have been sparked by static. The blast injured four men and killed six, with victims named as Art Steinke Joe Davis Breck Earl Riges Georges Gruning Wayne Brown. The injured were treated at St Peters Hospital in Olympia. Emergency crews from Olympia responded.
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Joe Spiehart
Centralia
FBI's Use of Science in Detection Explored Today
The chapter from The FBI 5Story discusses development of science as a detection tool. Regional editors note a proposed amendment blocking action, with references to classified pages and various comic sections. The report highlights changes in regulatory filings and adjacent pages B5 and C4.
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