Philip's Tiger Hunt Is Blasted
London AP reports the Daily Mirror blasts Prince Philip for tiger hunting during Elizabeth II's India tour. It objects to royal blood sports while noting prior royal hunts and the public reaction to killing animals for sport. The Mirror criticizes the royal family's view of hunting as outdated and unmanly.
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London
Prince Philip
Queen Elizabeth
Daily Mirror
Rajasthan
Jaipur
Philip
Brita
Germany
Prince Charles
Anne
Mirror
Rev Grunewald Attends Parley At Lisle Conference Center
The Rev HC Grunewald of St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church plans an active role in a five day workshop on leadership education at the New York Conference Center in Lisle New York. The meeting aims to build a national corps of trained volunteer church school workers called Christian Education Associates.
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HC. Grunewald
New York
Lisle
N.Y
Mr. Grunewald
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Broad St
Christian Education Associates
Letter frequency in English: e most common, q least
A concise note states that in the English language the letter e occurs most frequently while q is the least frequent. It highlights general letter usage without additional data or examples.
Fate of French ace solved by plane wreckage found
A Maine lobsterman discovered a wreckage off Jewell Island Casco Bay which may identify the missing World War I French ace Captain Charles Nungesser and his copilot Francois Coli after their May 1927 Paris to New York flight ending in disappearance. Nungesser credited with 46 aerial victories and awarded major Allied honors.
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Charles Nungesser
Paris
New York
Maine
Jewell Island
Casco Bay
Nungesser
Francois Coli
le Bourget
Midweek Protestant Church Services Planned in Cleveland
West Park Ministerial Association plans midweek church services for workers who cannot attend Sundays. Twenty pastors from HM congregations will rotate leading on Tuesday and Thursday mornings. Dr J H L Trout notes Sunday worship shifts aim to fit workers and cites historic rural origins of Sunday worship.
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Cleveland
Chisiinas
Medianae Oe Euy
The
West Park Ministerial Association
J. H. L. Trout
Bethany English Lutheran ‘Church
America
Saratoga Fire Did But Slight Damage
ATHENS Greece AP The captain of the USS Saratoga says the carrier and her 73 bombers capable of delivering nuclear bombs were not put out of action by the fire that killed 7 crewmen and injured 35 The captain Capt Roger W Mehle of Cincinnati told newsmen repairs will be completed in a matter of days The fire blamed on ruptured line in a machinery compartment broke out early Monday as the carrier steamed across the Ionian Sea after patrol duty The ship normally patrols the Mediterranean with elements of the U S 6th Fleet
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Athens
Greece
Saratoga
Roger W. Mehle
Cincinnati
Mediterranean
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Ionian Sea
Shotgun Accident Kills Toledo Man In Tragic Incident
In Toledo, Clayton Chaney, 22, died after a shotgun discharged while a friend, Dale Holjbauer, 24, allegedly fingered the hammer ofChaney’s 20 gauge shotgun. Holjbauer told police the weapon fired accidentally.
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Toledo
Ohio
Clayton Chaney
Dale Hol Jbauer
Ressferd
Poice
Chaney
Reporters Case Up To High Court
Washington AP report details reporter Vi Murphy of The Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph held in contempt by the Colorado Supreme Court on October 26 1960 for refusing to reveal a source of an advance petition copy. Murphy appeals to the U.S. Supreme Court contending First Amendment press freedom and arguing the sanction hampers news gathering as the jail sentence was stayed by Justice Whittaker pending final action.
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Washington
Yeverthrow
Colorado
Vi Murphy
Colorado Springs Gazette
Telgraph
Colorado Supreme Court
John H. Gately
State Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
State
Whittaker
High Tribunal
Credit Union Sets Election for City Employees Officers
The 1961 officer election for the city employees credit union will be held at the Firemen's Clubhouse on Carmody Boulevard at 7 p.m. Saturday. George Crout, Wilson School principal, will present color slides illustrating Middletown history during the meeting.
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Credit Union of City
Carmody Boulevard
George Crout
Wilson School
Middletown
Re-indicted In Embezzlement Case in Columbus
Franklin County land jury corrected a clerical error and re indicted Mary Nagle aged 72 and Nicholas Dziamba 38 both of Columbus for embezzlement from the state. They formerly served in the Division of Building and Loan Associations with Nagle deputy superintendent and Dziamba acting deputy superintendent. The prior indictments were issued nearly two years ago.
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Columbus
Ohio
Franklin County Land Jury
Mary Nagle
Nicholas Dziamba
Nagle
Dziamba
Division of Building and Loan Associations
Boyle's Foolproof Piracy Plot to Seize Queen Mary
HAL BOYLE mocks pirate fantasies while describing the Santa Maria seizure and a satirical plan for grabbing the Queen Mary with a wooden gun. He notes the real act was political, not adventurous, and ends with a jab about his wife blocking the dream of a submarine-backed heist.
Its March for Steel Hopes Now
The Iron Age reports potential March gains in steel production with better automotive orders from Detroit. March is seen as improving over January February as bookings rise and orders from farm implement and appliance makers increase, signaling a shift to current consumption and a possible seasonal upturn if auto sales recover.
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New York
Iron Age
Metalworking Weekly
Detroit
General Steel
Freighters Sideswipe In East River
Two freighters collided while sailing opposite directions in the East River near Port Morris Bronx. Both ships sustained damage but remained under their own power. the Moore-McCormack lines Mermacguide reported a puncture and was escorted to harbor, while the Calmar Lines Portmar had minor damage and continued to Bridgeport with lumber.
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New York
Port Morris
Bronx
Moore-McCormack Lines
Coast Guard Cuter
Staten Island
Portmar
Calmar Lines
Bridgeport
Conn
Coffee by region paints world supply picture
The Western Hemisphere supplies about 80 percent of global coffee, Africa contributes around 17 percent, with the remainder traced to Asia and Oceania. This distribution highlights regional roles in the coffee trade and potential market dynamics across continents.
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Africa
Asia
Oceania
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Tytus
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Formica
YATES
Deacon
Pranaein
Credit Union
Boyle
Ted
Queen Mary
Hal Boyle
Caribbean
Santa Maria
Salazar
Blackbeard
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