Mexico Test Drivers Begin Solo Sessions at High School
Beginning drivers in Mexico High School's summer driver education class may solo their first time behind the wheel. In a new approach using a driving range in the parking lot, Jim Valentik explains the setup boosts student-teacher ratio and helps students master acceleration, braking, steering, speed control, judging distances, and backing. The program requires 30 hours of class and six hours of road practice.
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Mexico
Jim Valentik
Valentik
Mystery of the USS Cyclops Vanishing Remains Open
Fifty five years after the disappearance of the USS Cyclops with 308 aboard the navy still has no clue to its fate. The ship vanished after leaving Barbados en route to Baltimore and Hamp ton Roads. No wreckage or bodies have ever been found despite extensive searches. The navy changed its stance from denial to bafflement and noted many theories but none conclusive.
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Norfolk, Va
George W. Worley
Navy
Atlantic
Worley
Barbados
United States
Hampton Roads
Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore
Cyclops
U.S
Rio de Janeiro
Pro Bondsmen Cannot Carry Guns Opinion
Atty. Gen. Danforth ruled bondsmen have no authority to carry concealed weapons. The opinion responds to Phelps County Prosecuting Attorney Zane White and states bail bondsmen cannot simultaneously serve as fourth class city police or act as police officers to justify carrying a weapon.
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Jefferson City
John C. Danforth
Phelps County
Zane White
Danforth
White
Regains Sight After 17 Years Sees Wife First Time
Robert Bitts, a math teacher from Littleton Colorado, regains sight 27 months after marrying Martha, and sees their 6 month old son Ruben for the first time after a June 4 plastic lens implant at Mt. Zion Hospital. He had been blinded in 1956 by sulfur dioxide gas while repairing a refrigerator and previously could only distinguish light from dark.
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San Francisco
Robert Bitts
Bitts
Arapahoe Community College
Littleton
Colo
Stanford University
William Gifford Jr. Recovers After Tractor Accident
William Gifford Jr. is able to move around today wife says. He was dismissed from Audrain Medical Center Tuesday after suffering a broken back four broken ribs and other injuries when a tractor and planter rolled back onto his foot and body four weeks ago.
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William Gifford Jr
Mr. Gifford
Audrain Medical Center
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Edward Hopke, Jr
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