Missionary Claims Native Priests Are Abominable Snowmen
A German missionary reports that Himalayan abominable snowmen are real, with five naked priests photographed by Evchinger among Budhist monks high in the Mokha Valley. The image shows snowscape figures with wild hair, eyes closed, as villagers shelter in tents. The monk photographer, invited by Sayrong nomads, describes harsh altitude above 9,000 feet and a quest to document the snowmen while respecting local beliefs.
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Regensburg
Quihalle Episcopale
Rexeri
Whlett
Regents of
Bistumsblatt
Evchinger
Pichine
Nm Wibe
Sayrong Namids
Lichinger
Mok&a
Sentinay
Chinghat
IMA
Fatal Helicopter Crash Probed
A company test pilot Winter A. Lewan, 20, of Avon and chief test pilot Feintberg died when a new helicopter model exploded midair about three hours after takeoff above Newtown. The craft, a 1 45B, was under a $10 million Air Force contract and none had been delivered yet. Feintberg, married with a three year old son, had begun flying helicopters in 1954. The crash prompted an emergency fire response and an investigation into the cause.
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Alocale
Sreenthe. Heptuviede Leeibers
West Silsbury
Weil
Dees Saal
Jihad
Cade
Winter A.ewan
Feintberg
Newtown
Simal
Hartford
Mir
Air Fovce Feinberg
Army Air Poree
Extremely Dangerous Vooden Doll Heads Confiscated
Bridgeport inspectors seized a box of voodoo doll heads linked to a liquor distributor after tracing to a local source. The state health department warned these hazardous decorations could cause severe illness or death if youngsters ingest or handle them.
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Conanes
Valfiserid
Bridgeport
Hiquor
Whran
State Health Department
Classified Ads Bring Good Results in Historic Note
Group joins Kamun Alrveail in 1852 marking the first falality in the company’s 32-year history. Context appears from a classifieds section noting strong ad performance and business notes.
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Kamun Alrveail
Nation to seek more funds for space programs
James Bar Washington reports that the National Space Administration plans to ask Congress for at least 45 million dollars more for current space programs. Officials cited no firm plan for fiscal 1960, but echoed calls for substantial funding to maintain the U S lead in space exploration amid the race with the Soviet Union.
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James Bar Washington
UPI
National Space Administration
Congress
Space Administration
United Press
George J. Feldman
House
Spice Committee
Feldman
Spice
America
Columbus
TV study finds no harm from television on children
A two year study in English cities with 4500 youngsters shows TV has about the same effect as books and magazines. It finds no harm to sleep dreams concentration or eye strain and suggests TV may offer some positive cultural value.
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London
IUPI
Nut Held Foundation
Oxford University Press
Sine Main
Markh
Lidy
Babe Zazarias Honored by Oat AM Country Club
The late Mildvadl Batek Ditrike son Haharias will be honored on the Oat AM Country Club’s “HIN tt Fame” for golfers. Rothester Ny remarks on the tribute as part of the ceremony.
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Babe
High Altitude Launches Acknowledge Russian Edge
NASA scientists warn that placing launch sites at 16 900 to 20 000 feet in Tibet could give Russia a substantial edge in missile and satellite firings. Pentagon officials doubt any atmospheric drag swing would secure a real advantage.
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Darrell Gakewood
Washington
UPI
National Space Aveney
Tibet
Pentagon
Campaign Aimed At 40 Million Lacking Salk Polio Shots
Public health officials launch a polio vaccination drive targeting about 40 million Americans under 40 who have not had any Salk injections. Surgeon General Leroy E. Bur ney warns many would have avoided crippling disease with vaccination, urging immediate action to protect next summer as the eight month inoculation span begins.
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Helen Thomas Washington
UPI
Leroy E. Burney
Public Health Service
Urulehes
Ainshire
Berner
Bureney
Unclear Missile Range and Psych of Indian Bus Assertion
Pentagon officers note possible municipal advantages to Russia from a satellite launch with a rocket, while warning such a vehicle could extend a missile’s travel distance. The Indian government might challenge the existence of these buses and react seriously if verified.
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Pentagon
Elvis earnings unchanged by Army service says manager
Tony Madison reports Elvis Presley earned about 2 million dollars in 1958 while in the Army, with movies and records driving the income. Manager Tom Packer cited the figure as nearly the same as when he was a civilian, noting no impact from military service.
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Madison
Tony
Elvis
Pressley
Tom Packer
IGT
Woman admits killing husband over wine order in Japan
Mrs Nosyiyuki Komata aged 33 confessed to strangling her husband, a restaurant owner, after he ordered her to go to otami to buy Ree wine. The report notes Chile ranking near the United States in top production, supplying about 2 percent of the world’s supply.
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Yokohama
Japan
UPI
Nosyiyuki Komata
Ouner
Ottami
Chile
United States
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