Mrs Auriol Holds Speed Flying Crown
Jacqueline Auriol daughter-in-law of the former French President becomes the fastest woman flier in official recognition. The International Aeronautical Federation cites speeds of 1,151 kilometers per hour on May 31 and a marginally higher June 30 flight, with the latter not registered. The previous record was 1,087.063 kilometers per hour held by Jacqueline Cochran. The women's record was discontinued July 1, and women must compete with men for new marks.
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Summit Is This High
Geneva CP notes the summit height at 1,237 feet in a playful statistical remark, suggesting the peak’s elevation as a quirky fact for readers.
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State faces $222 million tax hit over unemployment law
A California hearing set for August 1 will decide if state unemployment insurance complies with federal law. An adverse ruling could suspend employer contributions and cut benefits to unemployed workers. Harold Caward named Western Airlines chief pilot in Newport Beach. he joined the company in 1938 and served in World War II.
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Motorist Called Luckiest Man Alive in NJ Crash
CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE New Jersey police called Edward Bryk a luckless man after his car struck a utility pole on Route 9 at Swainton. He, 36, of Philadelphia, slept at the wheel and escaped severe injury when he avoided charging lines by stepping out as power briefly went off. He received minor cuts and was treated at the scene.
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All Newsmen Excluded From Summit Sessions
More than 1,200 journalists and photographers covering the Big Four summit in Geneva will be barred from sessions. Press officers plan to release speeches after each session, while briefings summarize talks from all delegations. Photographers limited to one per organization.
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