Army Seizes Navy Goat in Odd Offbeat Incident
A chaotic Sunday tale recounts a staged amphibious raid on the U S Naval Academy by West Point cadets allegedly using chloroform to seize Billy XII the Navy goat. Rumors say the cadets planned to ferry him to West Point ahead of the Army Navy game in Philadelphia while hush hush censorship limited official comment.
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West Point
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Philadelphia
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Severn River
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Thompson Stadium
Saic
Frank Kohler
St. Vincent de Paul's Catholic Church
Denver
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Train wreck halts line as freight cars derail near Newton Abbot
A freight train on the Exeter Plymouth line derailed on a steep hill, eight cars breaking loose and colliding, causing a lengthy halt as crews worked to clear the wreckage. Damage blocked the line and disrupted service.
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Newton Abbot
Devon
England
Exeter- Plymouth
Nels
Culpepper
Britain seeks resumption of Iran relations over oil dispute
London reports Britain and Iran edging toward diplomatic reconciliation after 30 months of tension. Foreign Secretary Eden sent a personal message to Prime Minister Fazollah Zahedi proposing a basis for renewed relations and early oil negotiations, linked to Iran's 1951 nationalization of British oil interests. Zahedi indicated willingness to normalize ties and set groundwork for talks on oil, with U.S. oil adviser Hoover Jr. involved in fostering closer Tehran London contact.
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Iran
Tehran
Mohammed Mossadegh
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Mossadegh
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Zahedi
Tehan
Jfirm
Statseman
Herbert Hoover Jr
U. S. State Department
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Los Angeles Area Scouts Fourth Largest in Nation
Los Angeles Area Boy Scouts, now the fourth biggest council in the United States, report 50 000 members and a 270 percent growth over the last decade. Leonard K. Firestone announced the gain as the council marks its stand in national scouting circles.
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L. A
U. S
Los Angeles
Los
Queen and Duke Begin World Tour From London
Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh started a six month world tour from London. The Stratosphere cruiser Canopus carried them to Bermuda with an escort and preparations for a large state farewell. The route includes Canada, Jamaica, the Panama Canal, Fiji, New Zealand, Australia, and a 56,000 mile itinerary.
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Bermuda
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Newfoundland
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British Overseas Airways Corp
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Fonga
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Australia
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Tobruk
Libya
Malta
Gibraltar
Long Beach Press Telegram Publication Details
The Long Beach Press Telegram lists circulation details and mailing rates with historical post office registration and delivery information. It notes a daily except Sunday schedule, location at Sixth Alréet and Ping Avenue, and mentions member audit bureau of circulation references.
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Press-Telegram
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