Air Force Widow Becomes Citizen
Nadia Palm widow of Air Force pilot Willard Palm became a U.S. citizen in U.S. District Court. She is a French national from Algeria and resides in Topeka with her children Michelle 11 and Timothy 8. Her husband, a captain from Oak Ridge Tennessee, died when RB47 with six crew aboard was shot down by the Soviets over the Barents Sea July 1. Survivors include Lt John R McKone and Lt Freeman Olmstead.
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Kansas City
Kan
Nadia Palm
Air Force
Willard Palm
United States
U.S. District
Tonganoxie
Freeman Olmstead
Elmira
N.Y
Crossword Clue Grid From 1960 King Features Syndicate
A compact crossword row presents clues and partial fills from a 1960 King Features Syndicate puzzle. It lists across items like coarsely ground grain and goddess of dawn, plus several cryptic like long-drawn speech and worn or veined terms, indicating a themed puzzle snippet.
Young Seeks Answers After Nixon Win In Ohio
Sen Stephen Young of Ohio proposes early next year conferences by Ohio Democrats to investigate why Nixon carried Ohio despite Democratic wins in Pennsylvania West Virginia Michigan Illinois and New York. He notes his shock that Kennedy and Johnson failed to carry Ohio and criticizes Eisenhower for a road show in the key states. He calls the effort degrading and a failed political spellbinding attempt.
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Washington
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Ohio Demorats
Vice
Richard M. Nixon
William L. Coleman
Young
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Michigan
Illinois
New York
Jack Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Eisenhower
Bis Boy
Nixon
X15 Flies On Mightiest Engine Ever At Edwards
An X15 rocket plane completed a first flight at Edwards Air Force Base California piloted by Scott Crossfield. The craft reached 78000 feet and 1518 mph in eight minutes with throttle limited and landing brakes deployed. The test demonstrated a fourfold thrust increase and set stage for speeds up to 4000 mph and altitudes between 50 and 100 miles.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Scott Crossfield
Desert Test Center
Noisy Collector Is Really Thief
In Knoxville Tennessee Christine Tabb mistook a porch noise for the garbage collector and only after deciding to wash clothes learned her washing machine had been stolen. The report notes the thief posed as a collector to gain access and steal the appliance.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Christine Tabb
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