Florida Gator Called Man Killer Under Scrutiny
Florida scientists and officials scrutinize the alligator blamed for a child’s death near Eau Gallie. Witness reports are inconclusive, but authorities began removing gators from streams while noting past attacks. The article recounts historical incidents and stresses legal protection for alligators under six feet and their role in tourism and ecology.
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Alan David Rice
Eau Gallie
Martha Belle Smith
Weekiwachee Springs
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Gulf of Mexico
Mississippi
St. Louis
Atlantic
Virginia
Survey Finds American Youth Spiritually Sound
A Purdue University study summarized in The American Teenager reports that most teens attend church about weekly, pray daily, and view God as an omnipresent spirit. The research, led by H. H. Remmels and S. H. Radler, notes seniors show slightly less willingness to accept religion unquestioned than freshmen, yet still trend toward orthodoxy.
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New York
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Purdue University
H. H. Remmels
S. H. Radler
Bobbs-Merrill Co
Remmels
Purdue
Scientists Open Study Of Radiation In Nova Scotia
Scientists from 14 nations gather at Cyrus Eaton’s home in Pugwash Nova Scotia for three days of informal talks behind closed doors on atomic radiation dangers. Attendees include four Soviet scientists and delegations from the United States Great Britain Germany Canada India Japan with others from Australia Austria Brazil China Denmark France and Poland. Eaton began hosting in 1955 to allow leading thinkers to relax exchange views sharpen ideas and design safe formulas for life in the nuclear age.
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Nova Scotia
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Ohio
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Canada
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Japan
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Austria
Brazil
China
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France
Poland
Safety Council Board To Meet
The board of control of the Middletown Safety Council will meet at 4 p.m. in the Civic Association library. Chairman Joseph Ayres will preside.
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Russia sells three submarines to Egypt amid Mediterranean scare
Washington officials consider the Egypt submarine deal with the Soviet Union could give Egypt a base at Alexandria capable of servicing Soviet vessels. The move might enable mining and ship passage control at the Gulf of Aqaba and trigger broader strategic Russian influence in the eastern Mediterranean amid leadership shakeups in Moscow.
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Russia
Mediterranean
Egypt
Gulf of Aqaba
Israel
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Red Sea
Nasser
Soviet Union
Moscow
Clevelander Elected Leader of 82nd Airborne Association
Clevelander Tullo of Cleveland was elected president of the 82nd Airborne Division Assn at its Cincinnati convention. M. Sgt. Richard Ramsey of Charleston W Va was named vice president Joseph F. Ekimmick of Akron secretary and Dr James Mullins of Hartford treasurer. Delegates urged Defense Department to reevaluate 200 mile missile range and called for hazardous pay parity with flight and submarine pay plus consolidation of airborne training centers.
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A. Ross Pattullo
Cleveland
82Nd Airborne Division Assn
Richard Ramsey
Charleston
W. Va
Joseph FE. Yakimick
Akron
Ohio
James Mullins
Hartford
Conn
Defense Department
NEA appoints Steubenville woman to budget panel
Margaret Boyd of Steubenville Ohio was named a member of the National Education Association budget committee at the NEA board of directors windup meeting.
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NEA
Passenger Rate Boost Approved
In Columbus Ohio five railroads will raise passenger fares by two percent beyond a recent five percent increase. The Utilities Commission approved the higher rates for Chesapeake and Ohio New York Central Norfolk and Western Penn Central and Pittsburgh and Lake Erie.
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Pennene
Pittsburgh
Lake Erie
Juvenile Mail Carrier Held After 600 Circulation Failures
Jimmy Boyle, 19, of Clementon New Jersey, a substitute mail carrier for Clementon Post Office, is held on $500 bail after postal inspectors say more than 600 supermarket circulars failed to be delivered. He waived a hearing and was sent to the federal grand jury.
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82nd Wants Army Rocket Limit Listed
Members of the 82nd Airborne Division Assn at its annual convention in Cincinnati urged Defense Department reconsideration of Army missile limits to 200 miles The 1 100 delegates also backed hazardous pay parity with flight and submarine pay and a plan to base Army pay on performance with a single airborne forces training center replacing four.
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Airborne Forces
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82Nd Airborne Division Assn
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Department of Defense
Fire Levels Prison Barn At Elyria Prison Farm
A two story horse and hay barn at the Grafton Prison Farm in Elyria Ohio burned Saturday. The blaze was of undetermined origin and a bucket brigade by fifty honor prisoners aided firemen until reinforcement from North Eaton Fire Department arrived. About six horses were saved, but the barn was a total loss.
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Grafton
North Eaton
CAA Plans To Speed Up Weather Data Transmission
The Civil Aeronautics Administration announced a plan to raise weather information transmission speed by one third. It ordered high speed teletype equipment from Teletypewriter Corp. for 100 wpm operation to replace 75 wpm gear on 65,500 miles of aeronautic weather circuits. The upgrade aims to provide quicker, more complete weather data for safer flight operations nationwide. The system serves civil and military aviation, the Weather Bureau, private leased lines, and a wide range of users including airlines, insurers, universities, and media.
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Civil Aeronautics Administration
Teletypewriter Corp
Chicago
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Weather Bureau
The Bride Wore Well It Was Almost Nothing
A Chicago wedding was nearly disrupted when thieves stole the bride’s $1,000 trousseau from the car. Agnes Vasilko and Roy Asmussen, both from nearby areas, secured new attire from a shop opened for them and the ceremony proceeded at noon despite the delay.
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Agnes Vasilko
New Brighton
Roy Asmussen
Suburban
Des Plaines
Asmussen
Vasilko
Keating Warns Subversive Law May Be Needed
Rep Keating Republican of New York said a recent Supreme Court ruling may force Congress to pass new subversive activity laws. He warned a second decision could revive trials by Congress for recalcitrant witnesses, and argued Senate re confirmation of justices would threaten judicial independence. He criticized calls to impeach judges and urged clarifying Smith Act language or new legislation.
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R-Ny
Supreme Court
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Rochester
House Judiciary Committee
Senate
U.S. Senate
Ohio Man Slays Sister and Himself in West Virginia
Hamlin West Virginia report states Jacob Adkins 38 of Cleveland Ohio shot and killed his sister Mrs Cora Bell Sias 48 then killed himself Prosecutor R A Woodall said Sias cared for two of Adkins five children since he was divorced five years ago Adkins formerly of near Ranger West Virginia returned with a friend and appeared intoxicated Friday at the Sias home after she ordered him out until he sobered up The shootings were with a shotgun authorities said
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W. Va
Jacob Adkins
Cleveland
Ohio
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R. A. Woodall
Woodatt
Adkins
Apple Fall From Peach Tree Breaks Arm In Cambridge
Johnny Apple ten of Rt 3 Cambridge fell from a peach tree he had climbed and broke his right arm. The accident occurred Friday in Cambridge Ohio. Authorities report no further injuries.
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Ohio
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Rt. 3
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