Giant Bear Hunts for Guards Hats Stir London Debate
London AP report on a planned Canadian bear hunt to supply bearskins for the British Guards. Timmins mayor proposes hunting bears to outfit 3,000 guardsmen, provoking questions about cruelty and tradition. Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals weighs in urging imitation nylon skins.
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Air Force
Peter Page
London Times
Buckingham Palace
Supply Ministry
Russia
Leo DeVillano
Timmins
Ont
Rodney Moore
Household Brigade
The
Royal Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
RSPCA
Monroe Junior Named Teen-Ager Of The Month
Sidney Loxley sixteen son of Ruth Loxley and a Lemon Monroe High junior has been named February Teen-Ager Of The Month by the Optimist Club and prize of a twenty five dollar savings bond. active in church and school he serves as chaplain for Hi Y and plans to study liberal arts at the University of Cincinnati with a career in public relations or music. nomination details to contact Middletown Optimist Club at local numbers or send postcard to Manchester Hotel.
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Sidney Loxley
Ruth Loxley
Omaha St
Lemon-Monroe High School
Optimist Club
Church of the Brethren
Middletown
The
Hi-Y
Follies
Hornet
New York City
Senate
House of Representatives
Washington, D.C
Sidney
University of Cincinnati
Safety Council
Explorer Scouts
Monroe Mercury
Walter Mischler
James Finley
Jane Burgess
Janet Walsh
E. M. Fickett
Prince Albert Marks First Birthday in Monaco
Prince Albert of Monaco celebrated his first birthday with parents Prince Rainier and Princess Grace revealing he weighs 26 pounds and measures two feet six inches. A 101-gun salute announced his birth last year and a quiet palace party followed after a special mass with hopes he can blow out his single cake candle unaided.
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Monte Carlo
Prince Albert of
Monaco
Marquis de Baux
Prince Rainier
Princess Grace
Albert
Floyd Hartzog to head Optimist Teen Ager of the Month
Floyd Hartzog of 122 Shafer Street was named general chairman of the Optimist Club’s Teen-Ager Of The Month project. He will lead a permanent committee to announce the monthly selection on the second Sunday, succeeding George Bundick who ran Youth Appreciation efforts.
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Floyd Hartzog
Shafer St
Optimist Club
Paul Steigerwald Jr
Hartzog
George Bundick
Japan
Bundick
New Surface Could Speed Spaceships
UCLA engineers describe a layered metal and ceramic composite made by spraying alternating molten layers onto a rotating disk. After crushing, the grains retain the layer cake structure and are pressed at high temperature to form a heat resistant, strong, and impact tolerant material.
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Los Angeles
University of California At Los Angeles
Francis R. Shanley
William J. Knapp
UCLA
Shanley
Japan to machine gun walruses off Hokkaido coast
Tokyo reports that Japan's air force will strike invading walrus swarms to protect fishing nets and reduce losses. Two attacks are slated this month and three in April near Walrus Rock yards off Hokkaido. Four Sabrejets will each fire six .59 caliber guns in three passes per mission.
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Tokyo
Japan
North Pacific
Defense Agency
Hokkaido
Coast Guard
Air Force
Cyprus Agreement Blasted By Reds
Moscow denounced the British Greek Turkish Cyprus accord calling it a powder keg and accused the Zurich London plans of collusion behind the people of Cyprus. The Soviet government newspaper said every point proves acts against Cyprus national interests and peace.
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London
Russia
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Kzvestia
Zurich
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