36 000 Miles On Ketch Ends Ocean Trip
American scientist Dr Earl L Reynolds and family completed a 36,000 mile voyage from Japan to New York in the Phoenix a 50 foot ketch. Reynolds says the trip aimed for enjoyment not adventure and plans a return to Japan via the Panama Canal in November with his wife and three children and three Hiroshima university students aboard.
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Salon Urges TV Exchange By U S Reds
A Senate discussion urges public broadcasts between the United States and the Soviet Union to counter Soviet propaganda. Johnson argues Russians lack access to open debate on atomic energy and disarmament, urging UN and other talks to present the free world position.
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R L Turnage Farmerville Mayor Dies
R L Turnage once mayor of Farmerville and Louisiana city leader dies. Honorary colonel on Governor Earl Long’s staff. Survived by widow Edna Beal Turnage a daughter S P Guier three brothers A B Turnage W J Turnage John Lee Turnage three sisters P B Baird Vivian Bluemiller D L Barr and two grandchildren.
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Senate Page Boy And Daughter Of Diplomat Vanish
The page and the diplomat’s daughter are believed to be hiding near Washington. They plan to sail on the Kungsholm with Wennerstrom returning to Stockholm for a defense post. Mrs. Williams aided the kids, but she refused further comment, saying the young lovers are deeply in love and the girl does not want to return to Sweden.
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Girard Backers Push for U S Trial in Japan Controversy
A Illinois soldier, William Girard, fights to be tried by a U S Army court rather than Japanese authorities after a January shooting. Senators Hruska and Hennings weigh in on status of forces treaties, while Girard’s lawyer argues jurisdiction belongs to Japan.
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Free World
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Hayashi
Salvation Army Major Mockabee Honored and Public Anecdotes
Captain Louis Mockabee is advanced to major by Salvation Army territorial commander William J. Dray in a warm letter praising his service. The column also recalls praise for Mahon and Holmes Alexander, plus a humorous supermarket slip incident and a correction about Stella Courtney Bernhardt's authorship in the Saturday World column.
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50 Mile Winds Hit In Squalls
Federal forecasters warn a tropical disturbance moving northward will not quickly dissipate. Steady rains and gusts hit north Florida south Alabama and southeast Georgia with some locations reporting over three inches.
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Gambling Doors Slammed Shut In Galveston Area
Texas officials announced a major crackdown on Galveston gambling and warned of state wide enforcement. Will Wilson and Col Homer Garrison led about 60 rangers and 23 assistant attorneys general at a Houston meeting to outline the campaign to shut down gambling in Texas.
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Will Wilson
Texas
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Garrison
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Houston
Junior League
Parole bid sought for killer of three in Oak Ridge case
Robert Grover Duke 42 formerly of Bastrop Louisiana moved under guard from Nashville to Clinton to discuss possible parole with his attorney. He was convicted of three counts of first degree murder in the 1954 slayings of his former mother and father in law and his wife's brother in Oak Ridge. Dist Atty Gen John Lee West said a large number of people including the Louisiana governor have urged clemency. He did not recommend it unless new evidence appears.
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Robert Grover Duke
Bastrop
Leonard H. Barker
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Oneida
Tenn
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Louisiana
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Doghouse Home For Ducklings In Town Kennel
Mrs. E. Rob inson reports two small black and white ducklings living in her terrier Midge’s kennel. The ducklings are offspring of Spotty the neighbor’s duck, who has disappeared. Police hold the heads of the houses. E. Rob inson is a patrolman and Howard Brown owns the ducks and works as a department maintenance man.
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Howard Brown
Matthew
Ducks
Navy plane to investigate weather in Lower Gulf of Mexico
The Navy said a plane crew will investigate weather conditions in the Lower Gulf of Mexico amid heavier rains expected in Tallahassee. The mission focuses on potential future tropical storm development.
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