Greek island of Euboea yields ancient treasure finds
Keen-eyed archaeologists excavate Euboea across multiple sites uncovering proto-Helladic gold cups dating to about 2500 BC. The Greek Archaeological Society funds digs led by Prof. John Papadimitriou to reveal evidence of ancient prosperity spanning 30 centuries.
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Dionysus
Apollo
Steni
Euboea
Greece
Crete
Attica
Asia-Minor
Greek Archaeological Society
John Papadimitriou
Faboea
Greek Archeological Society
Mary Molina Runs Dusty Lot For Graduation Traffic
Mary Molina, 11, rented a vacant lot and parking space for graduation attendees at Montgomery Stadium in Phoenix. A resident complained the lot was unpaved and dust violated city ordinance. Police shut the operation and held the collected money for safekeeping of the unknown lot owner.
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Phoenix
Mary Molina
Montgomery Stadium
Mary
Veteran candidate files for Wisconsin State Senate
Eighty seven year old Martin Franzkowiak filed nomination papers for the Wisconsin State Senate. He is not new to politics and will make his 21st run for public office with a record of 17 straight defeats.
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Milwaukee
Martin Franzkowiak
Wisconsin State Senate
Eisenhower’s Brother Urges New Look At U.S. Latin Policy
Dr. Milton S. Eisenhower after a Central America trip asks urgent reexamination of U.S. Latin American relations. He cites bankable loans, stable commodity pricing links, and clearer mutual policy understanding as key priorities.
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Washington
Milton S. Eisenhower
Central America
United States
Latin America
Eisenhower
White House
U.S
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
South
Corning Glass Wins Navy Contract For Mess Ware
Corning Glass in Corning New York received a Navy contract for almost three million pieces of mess ware. A tempering process makes the dishes three to four times stronger than ordinary glassware.
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Corning
N. Y
Cornling Glass Works
Refugee Ration Card Gives Tiny Hope in Beirut
In Beirut, UNRWA aid keeps over 830,000 Palestine Arab refugees fed with a monthly ration worth about 1.50. The card sustains life and a political claim to return to Palestine, even as Arabs shift focus to other issues and unrest grows as 1960 approaches.
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Beirut
United Nations
Lebanon
Iraq
Palestine
U.N
United Nations Relief and Works Agency For Palestine
UNRWA
Gaza
Jordan
Syria
Pike Take Climbs Revenue for Ohio Turnpike in 1964
The Ohio Turnpike saw higher monthly revenue in all months except February due to a consistent year over year gain of about 634000 dollars per the turnpike chairman James W Shacknessy.
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Cleveland
Ohio Turnpike
James W Shacknessy
Turnpike
Nutley High seniors receive yearbook keepsake 45 record
Nutley New Jersey graduates get a 45 rpm record tucked into their yearbook. The disk captures memories from the ninth grade prom and the senior play opening, offering a portable reminder of class moments. The note also mentions the manhaden as a notable commercial fish.
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Nutley, N.J
Nutley High School
iPost Marks 40th Anniversary at Fort Knox
Fort Knox hosts a 40th anniversary program with music recalling World War I era as veterans and current personnel remember the wartime bond and Army life. The event highlights the military post’s long history and traditions.
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Fort Knox
Youngister
Army Post
Old trundle beds fit under four poster frames
A fragment notes that the old trundle beds were originally built to fit beneath the tall four poster beds. The detail implies a design purpose tied to room architecture and furniture hierarchy.
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Khalkis
Eretreia
Elephinor
Europe
Naples
Sicily
Lelandros
Alexander the Great
Persia
Sousa
Erretreia
Istiaia
Kimi
Christ
Rathman
Stearns & Foster
Sterns
Foster
Willett
Drexel
Qema
Prise
N. Broad
Ike
Wilton Wynn
Israel
Pike
Lewis Drugs
iPost
Rockwynn
Rockwyn Lodge
Murray Eee
Rockwynn Lodge
P.O
Burks Falls
Rio
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