Mystery Satellite Identified as Part of U S Mission
Washington AP reports the Derthis department and Navy Air Force stations concluded the silent, nearly polar orbiting capsule is from a Discoverer V mission launched in 1959. The capsule ejection occurred but the carrier rocket failed to align for Earth return, creating the unidentified satellite in orbit.
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Defense Dept Announces Belief on Case Details
The Defense Department announced that it believes a key aspect of the case is under review. Officials provided limited remarks and did not disclose identifying information or specific findings.
A Guide to Finding a Good Used Car
An insider former automotive engineer explains how to shop for used cars. Learn what mileage means and why ads like No Money Down should be questioned to avoid bargains that hide flaws.
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New York Age newspaper suspends publication after 80 years
The New York Age described as the nation’s oldest continuously published Negro newspaper has published its last edition. Editor Charles Stone said the 80 year old weekly paper is suspending due to financial difficulties despite a circulation increase from 8000 to 11000 and a reduction in losses. Twenty staffers will receive two weeks severance pay.
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Missing dog Buck goes 1311 miles to find owner
Freeport New York AP Buck an eight year old mixed breed dog vanished after hearing his owner speak to him on the phone while at his grandson's in Perrysburg Ohio. His owner Lucille Gristock traveled 1311 miles pleading through a loud speaker on her car hoping Buck would return.
Van Rie To Take Stand At Trial In Boston Murder Case
Dutch radio operator William Van Rie faces trial for the murder of Lynn Kauffman aboard the Utrecht. Prosecution ties the 44 day Singapore voyage to a torrid affair that ended with her being thrown overboard near Boston. Defense suggests she leapt to death. witnesses place her last alive in her cabin and note belongings linked to Van Rie.
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Pig Latin Bandit Robbery Suspects in New York Arrests
Police say Coleman Lally and John Moran admitted involvement in the February 13 robbery of Chilean ambassador Daniel Schweitzer at his United Nations residence. Three men tied, searched for Jewish identity, and demanded cash. one suspect previously arrested is Joseph Edward Callan.
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Middletown Personnel Assn Elects Officers
Brack Little of Armco Steel Corp was elected president of the Middletown Personnel Assn last night succeeding Don Maley. Other officers are Grace Fugate of Interstate Folding Box vice president and Miss Helen Davis of Family Service secretary treasurer. Executive committee includes Joe Klim Armco Drainage James Elder Middletown Hospital Thomas Balog Manchester Machine David Murray Armco general office and Richard Nein Armco East Side.
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First National Bank hires new janitor in Williamson
In Williamson West Virginia the First National Bank announces its new janitor Jesse James Dalton taking on the role amid routine staff changes at the local financial institution.
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Bomb Causes North Carolina Crash, CAB Declares
CAB chairman James Durfee told the Senate Aviation subcommittee the January 6 plane wreck that killed 34 was caused by a dynamite bomb set off by a dry cell battery. The blast injured Julian Frank and debris linked to a dry cell were found in his body. The FBI and CAB continue to investigate possible conspirators and the missing National Airlines wreckage in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Brotherhood as a Practice and Responsibility in America
James P. Mitchell asserts that admitting Brotherhood as a fact and living it as a daily practice embodies the core life of the United States and the responsibilities it entails, illustrating national ideals in labor policy and civic duty.
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