Graveyard of Aces crash claims Pearl Harbor hero pilot
World War II triple ace George Welch, 36, chief test pilot for North American, died after ejecting from an F100 Super Sabre during a Mojave Desert test. Officials cited a possible sonic boom as the cause. he survived by parachute but died en route to Edwards AFB. Welch, famed for shooting down four planes at Pearl Harbor, left a widow Jeanette and two sons.
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Lutheran Parley Adopts Record Budget and Tightens Control
The United Lutheran Church in America adopted a record budget of 15,221,515 for 1956-57 and tightened central control over 2,150,000 members’ agencies. The revamped structure unifies operations under an 21-member executive board with expanded review and veto powers, aiming for greater solidarity. Church officials say the changes set a long-term pattern for governance while preserving democratic checks.
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United Sets Transcontinental Speed Record Flight
United Airlines DC? flew non stop from San Francisco to New York breaking the commercial transcontinental speed record in six hours and 22 minutes.
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