Dinosaur bones found in Texas near Decatur
A near complete 100 million year old dinosaur skeleton was found 15 miles north of Decatur in north Texas by SMU paleontologist Bob Slaughter. The skull is missing and bones were buried as deep as 15 feet in a gully. Officials aim to raise funds to clean and assemble the specimen at the Dallas Museum of Natural History.
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Dallas Museum of Natural History
Decatur
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Bob Slaughter
Southern Methodist University
Slaughter
SMU
Shuler Museum of Paleontology
Arizona Mines Drive Roughly Forty Percent of U.S. Copper
About 40 percent of the copper produced in the United States comes from Arizona mines. The state's vast mineral resources and mining activity underpin national supply, with key sites contributing major volumes to domestic output.
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United States
Arizona
Boy Helps Boy With Puppy Gift in Cleveland Tale
Cleveland homicide detective Ralph Armstrong buys a brown and white pup for Carlo Ramsey whose family could not afford a dog. Carlo, an armless boy, received Jimmy on his fifth birthday and could not pet the dog yet chattered and chased it around the yard.
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Morse Criticizes Nixon Viet Nam War Expansion Idea
Senator Morse of Oregon assails Richard Nixon’s call to widen the war into North Vietnam. Morse mocks Nixon’s platform and suggests he should run a primary on that stance. Nixon says he is not a candidate for the 1964 GOP nomination.
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Leo Wayne Morse
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Richard M. Nixon
South Viet Nam
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North Viet Nam
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Crossword clues reflect a 1984 King Features syndicated puzzle
A fragment of a syndicated crossword shows horizontal clues and an estimated solve time of 13 minutes. The list includes disguises such as actor Marion, and words like walk, affirm, cattle archaic, fuss, city in Nevada, finishes, obtained, wicked, additional ones, gift, tiny, wing, negative, ranted, and debauchee.
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Anchorage Council Eyes 90 Million Rebuilding Plan
Anchorage Alaska AP reports the city council pursues a 90 million plan to rebuild after widespread quake damage. A proposed urban district centers on a new core area possibly ringed by an earthquake park aimed at attracting 75 percent federal funding. Consulting firm Candeub & Associates of Newark prepared the assessment noting 157 commercial buildings damaged.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Anchorage City Council
Candeub, & Associates
Newark
Mild Spring Weekend Across Much of the United States
The nation enjoyed a mild spring weekend with scattered showers and thundershowers from lower Michigan to Oklahoma. Some showers appeared in the lower Mississippi Valley, Maine, the Florida Keys, and the central Rockies while unseasonably warm readings stretched from eastern Texas and Oklahoma through the Ohio Valley to western New York.
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Two Teens Die As Car Hits Pole Near Peebles
In West Union Ohio two youths Fristoe 17 driver and Gayla Joy Ramsey 17 of near Peebles died when their car left Ohio 41 south of Peebles crashed, overturned. Four others Roger Dunkin 17 Etta Mae Shoemaker 16 Vicky Lynn Mitchell 16 and William Joe Nichols 17, all near Peebles, were injured.
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Desert Strike Exercise Grid to Restrict Western Air Space
A 14.60 square mile air space over parts of California Arizona and Nevada will be restricted to military use May 7 to May 30 for the Desert Strike exercise involving 100000 troops and 1000 aircraft. FAA designated the area due to possible hazards to other aircraft. The operation includes parachute drops, target drones, and jets simulating bombing and strafing.
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Federal Aviation Agency
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Nevada
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Soldier Dissuaded From Tower Jump in Midland
Pvt. Jose Cortez climbed down from a 150 foot water storage tank after a priest spoke with him in Spanish. He had threatened to jump unless allowed to go home, and indicated he wished to go to New York. Army sources say he is believed Puerto Rican and stationed at Fort Hood, here to cook for troops en route to a California training exercise.
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