Byrd Dies In Sleep In Boston At 68
Rear Adm. Richard E. Byrd, noted explorer who led two arctic and five antarctic expeditions, died in his sleep at his Beacon Hill home. He suffered a heart ailment brought on by overwork. Byrd headed Navy Operation Deep Freeze during the International Geophysical Year and charted about two million square miles. He was the first to fly over both poles and held many decorations including the Medal of Honor. He is survived by his wife and four children.
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Last Goal Escaped From Byrd
New York obituary notes admiral Richard E Byrd died at 67 after a late Antarctic voyage. He made pole feats in both polar regions and nearly died during storms. Survived by widow Marie Ames and four children. brother of Senator Harry F Byrd.
Richards Seeks Middle East Plan With 18 Nations
President Eisenhower sends Ambassador James P. Richards to Beirut for talks with 18 governments on a new defense and development plan to counter Soviet communism. He stresses voluntary discussions and notes Congress authorized potential aid of up to 200 million dollars through July.
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Unknown Good Samaritan Drains Gas Pump Attempt
A driver short on gas entered a Stuart Oklahoma service station, broke a glass door, unlocked the pump, filled his tank, and locked the pump with the key returned, but he left no payment. Local operators seek the thoughtful man who did the deed.
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Ohio Senate weighs schooling days and zoning reform
The Ohio Senate votes on a bill to remove holidays from the school year setting a minimum five hour day and 178 open days a year. A separate zoning bill targets non conforming businesses by triggering loss of status after two years of discontinuous operations. The chamber also approves a birth certificate copy fee rise to one dollar to cut state losses.
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Blue Chip Poodle Brandy Becomes Divorced Asset
In Santa Monica, a French poodle named Brandy, tied to stock market dealings, is at the center of a divorce. Mrs. June Garrett Modglin won Brandy's custody from N. Kent Modglin and revealed an account at a Beverly Hills brokerage. The dog allegedly earned $1,500 in investments and the settlement includes $4,500 cash for Mrs. Modglin.
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Betsy the chimp artist sells paintings in Baltimore
Betsy the seven year old chimp continued painting presenting her first public sale Sunday. Her works have sold for up to fifty dollars with receipts totaling one hundred forty five dollars. Zoo Director Arthur Watson noted strong inquiries and possible grant money to buy Betsy a husband. Former Baltimore Mayor Howard W Jackson praised the scene calling it monkey business.
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Berkeley Show Considers Chimps Art Display
Betsy the Baltimore Zoo chimpanzee may join UC Berkeley sidewalk art show at Sather Gate starting June 28. A local exhibitors group found bylaws do not require humans, inviting Betsy to display her abstract paintings. Renowned abstractionist Charles Modecke opposes the idea, saying no chimp will outshine him.
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Chuckle Science Frames Midnight Jet to Louisville
A playful note observes a jet trip from Philadelphia to Louisville arriving at 2 a.m. The pun highlights the mystery of why anyone would want such an hour for arrival, tagging the scene with light humor.
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Fair and Mild Weather Extends Through Wednesday
The forecast calls for fair and mild weather with a high near 60 today and a low around 35. Wednesday should stay pleasant with temperatures in the low 60s and possible wind as a mild spring pattern continues. Middletown posted a high of 68 yesterday and a low of 43 this morning, with .30 inches of rain last night.
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Those Forty Bays Those Forty Bays
Poem by Julien C Hyer reflecting on Calvary thieves and choices of mercy or mockery. Explores self examination asking whether one would seek forgiveness or sneer at Jesus. Encourages readers to choose a path of repentance.
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Egypt Plans Administrative Gaza Rule Amid UNEF Tension
Cairo officials say Egypt will deploy only civil administration in the Gaza Strip and may keep UNEF policing, while Gen Abdel Latif is named military governor. U N and U S worry over a new crisis as Israel urges UNEF exclusive control and restraint.
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New Quake Reported In Aleuts
Boston College seismograph logged a very strong quake near 6 55 a m EST likely in the Aleutian Islands. Father Linehan said it was among the strongest in days and may be an aftershock to Saturday's big quake. Fordham seismologist reported a separate quake at 7 04 49 a m EST with intensity 7 and about 4 700 miles northwest of New York.
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Suez Canal Nears Full Reopening With Tug Ed gar Bonnet Lift
UN salvage fleet moves to clear remaining obstacle in Suez Canal reopening effort. General Wheeler says canal will be open by April for all ships after Edgar Bonnet removal and prior wrecks cleared. Egypt granted permission. Nasser had delayed until Israel withdraws from Sinai and Gaza. Ships up to 300 tons already passing. 500 ton limits announced.
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Student protests name change and hair cut incident
Oklahoma A&M College student David Craig had his hair shaved in protest against a name change to Oklahoma State University. He says supporters of the change blocked him but did not alter his stance.
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Schrunk Denies All Under Oath at Senate Hearing
Portland mayor Terry Schrunk testifies that he never took payoffs from machine operators and argues questions asked him were loaded. Oregon Teamsters chief Clyde Crosby presents alleged new evidence while wire recordings tied to Portland rackets are seized, as the committee awaits a document before reconvening.
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Indonesia on edge as Borneo declares rebellion across islands
Report from Keng Po says Borneo has broken from Jakarta with a revolutionary council demanding autonomy. Army Lt Col Basri leads the revolt and plans talks with Jakarta as other regions push toward self rule.
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