Governors Take Cruise On River
In New Orleans a nine member group of governors and guests cruised the Mississippi aboard the Natchez, hosted by Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association. The voyage and events cost about 375000 dollars with 125000 funded by nine firms and 250000 by the Louisiana legislature.
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Mid-Continental and Gas Association
Federation of American Hospitals
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Internal Revenue Service
J. A. Griffith
South Central Bell Co
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Hospitals Federation
Griffith
Louisiana
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Susan Ford starts Ansel Adams nature photography course
Susan Ford 17 begins a 12 day nature photography course with Ansel Adams in California's Yosemite area. She travels with Secret Service protection and pays 300 dollars plus room and board staying in Hemlock Cottage while continuing photo work begun at the White House.
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el Capitan
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Secret Service
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Norman Locks
Hemlock Cottage
Holton Arms School
Bethesda
White House
David Kennerly
Niceville Aids Refugees From Eglin Base In Florida
In Niceville Florida residents rally to support 4300 refugees housed at Eglin Air Force Base. About 100 volunteers tend the base tent city while locals sponsor refugees and provide meals housing and supplies.
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Eglin Air Force Base
Randall Wise
Florida Panhandle
Wise
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Dempsey
Fears Rise Over Wider Nuclear Weapons Reach
Washington reports growing concern that more nations may join the small group with nuclear arms as technology spreads. France India and West Germany are linked to supply deals with Pakistan Taiwan South Korea Brazil Argentina and Libya prompting fears of uncontrolled proliferation despite treaties and inspections.
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Priest shoots teen during rectory break in in Pittsburgh
In a Mother of Sorrow Church rectory in Pittsburgh a teen Blaine Kidder 19 of McKees Rocks died after a .22 rifle discharge by priest Rev. Ralph Esposito who said the youth lunged at him during a prowler incident. Police were summoned at 12 45 a m. and the gun fired as the priest opened his door after hearing footsteps.
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Mother of Sorrow Church
Blaine Kidder
McKees Rocks
Ohio Valley Hospital
Allegheny County
Robert Meinert
Ralph Esposito
Stowe Township
Harlem
Batteries Tested For Electric Cars
Cleveland reports progress in electric car power cells as government labs test nickel zinc batteries at Lewis Research Center to extend range. Argonne develops lithium aluminum iron sulfide cells with 100 to 200 mile range. Nickel zinc aims 80 to 100 mile range. recharge in 3 to 5 hours.
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Tpi
Harvey Schwartz
Lewis Research Center
Space Agency
Schwartz
Energy Research and Development Administration
Argonne National Laboratory
Chicago
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Lewis Center
Geologist Theory Links Amazon Origin to Ancient Lake
Geologists propose that millions of years ago a vast fresh water lake filled the Amazon basin. Tectonic uplift later created a high land area, and a massive rainforest now covers the region that once housed the ancient lake.
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