October 1 Deadline for Filing Form 2240 and Campaign Notes
Radio speeches and campaign logistics occupy attention as President Eisenhower returns to Washington from a five day Pennsylvania vacation. A planned Wednesday night TV address looms, with a focus on world peace. The Form 2240 deadline spreads through Farm Bureau channels, detailing refunds on highway gas taxes and the process to secure credits.
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South
William Jackson
National Security Council
Harold E. Stassen
White House
James C. Hagerty
Bulganin
Russia
Hagerty
State Dulles
London
Nixon
Farm Bureau
Congress
Maryland
Af To Study Atmosphere Flight Begins From Hanscom Field
At Hanscom Field Bedford Massachusetts on September 16 a giant KC97 begins a 9000 mile round the world flight to probe the magnetic field from 18000 feet. A 10 man crew and scientists from SAC 2nd Air Force will circle the globe for about three months collecting data on cosmic rays and magnetic activity. First stop is MacDill Air Force Base Tampa Florida with a zigzag route through Florida South America Africa Asia Australia the Pacific and back to Tampa. The mission aims to aid satellite and missile research but officials declined to say certainty of a direct link.
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Bedford
Mass
Strategic Air Command
2Nd Air Force
America
Air Force
Ainift
Equator
Florida
MacDill Air Force Base
Tampa
Fla
South America
Africa
Asia
Australia
Pacific
United States
John A. Simpson
Peter Mer
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Rescued After 10 Hours Drifting From Norfolk Bound Steamer
A Baltimore man, 49, spent about ten hours in Chesapeake Bay after falling from the City of Richmond near Norfolk. He clung to debris, was spotted by two oyster boats, and rescued by Captain Joseph Robinson of the Barbara and Syria. He was treated at Leonardtown hospital after transfer from Pt Lookout. Fire at Glen Echo Chautauqua Amphitheater destroyed the historic venue to make way for a parking lot.
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Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
George F. Foltz
Maryland
J. E. Koonis
Capua
Foltz
Kooniz
Ay Line
City of Richmond
Norfolk
Joseph Robinson
Barbara
Syria
Wingate
Robinson
Verson
Morris
Glen Echo
Glen Echo Chautauqua
Fire at Glen Echo Amusement Park Thrown Into Spotlight
Turbulent incident at Glen Echo Amusement Park near Washington involved a blazing spectacle with flames shooting high into the air. Authorities later condemned parts of the structure after termite damage compromised the support columns and the Fun House area was affected.
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Mundas
Glen Echo Amusement Park
Washington
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MD State School For the Deaf
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Rodeo & Square Dance Clothing
Damascus, MD
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