Navy Missile Buried After Failed Digging Job
After three days of digging a 26 by 30 foot crater behind the carriage, Navy workmen still cannot unearth the non explosive 16 inch shell that misfired last Wednesday. Water-filled caverns and cave ins hinder the operation as teams ponder suspending the effort. The shell, fired from Dahlgren Naval Proving Ground about 23 miles away, landed well off its target.
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Erica. Vavy
Navy
Dahlpren Naval Proving Ground
Bayonets First Appear in Bayonne France
Bayonets made their first appearance in Bayonne France as reports describe new small arms entering service amid ongoing coastal defense measures. Local observers note the shiny blades and simple design marking a shift in armaments for the region.
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Bayonne
France
Untitled fragment asks about wearing a knit garment
Fragment reads a confused question about knitwear and fashion advice with garbled terms. It mentions a person or brand name Gontner and suggests warnings about wearing a knit before something. Limited readable content prevents a clear main event or outcome.
Crusade Sponsors Seek More Funds for Graham Mission
New York sponsors of Billy Graham's crusade report about 500000 raised and require roughly 106000 more to sustain Madison Square Garden meetings through July 21. Net telecast costs, outreach by business groups, and overhead leave funding tight as nightly offerings cover only a third of total costs.
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New York
Billy Graham
Madison Square Garden
Roger Hull
Crusade
Mutual Insurance. Co
Alw York
Hull
Graham
Nasser’s Loaded Dice in Egypt Election
Cairo reports Nasser moves toward democracy with elections set for July 3 for 350 National Assembly seats. The National Union will vet all candidates, banning extremists, former monarchy supporters, and anyone under police surveillance or house arrest by the military regime.
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Cairo Al-Egypt
Nasser
Farouk
National Union
Bear Reprieved at Lincoln Park Zoo
Gov. Raymond Gary spared a 300 pound grizzly bear sent to Lincoln Park Zoo after Yellowstone rangers planned to shoot it. The bear owes its life to the governor who received the animal last week.
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Oklahoma City
Lincoln Park Zoo
Raymond Gary
Yellowstone National Park Rangers
German sailor builds raftlike sailboat voyage to France
A 24 year old German craftsman Wolffer von Schwarzenfeld, from Miami, sails a self designed two master craft described as a life raft framed by a triangular structure. He departed yesterday for a 30 day Atlantic voyage toward France, with plans to reach Hamburg and then Munich. He carries 50 pounds of food and 15 gallons of water plus navigational gear.
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Miami
Fla.p
Wolffer von Schwarzenfeld
France
Hamburg
Munich
Lecture Fails Bandit's Plan at Miami Bakery
A would-be robber entered a Washington Avenue bakery in Miami and forced a note about money or life on Mrs. Tilly Nad de. She said the cash belonged to her employer and lectured the robber on crime. The offender grew wary of onlookers and fled.
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Miami
Fla.p
Washington Avenue
Tilly
Grace Lutheran Church opens race integrated Bible classes
In Louisville an all white Grace Lutheran Church began vacation Bible classes with an All children welcome sign. Eight Negro children joined unexpectedly, and the church voted to include them. Enrollment reached 17 Negro and 39 white children with no dropouts or disturbance.
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Louisville
Grace Lutheran Church
Henry Kleckley
P. E. Davis
Lutheran Church
Mason-Dixon
Kleeney
Macon
Many Jobless Disprove Reds Basic Theory
Western diplomats report Khrushchev’s prediction that unemployment is impossible in a socialist state is contradicted by Soviet satellites. They note Poland, Hungary, East Germany, Romania, Albania, Bulgaria, and others are reliant on Moscow credits, aid, or forced labor schemes as their economies falter.
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Vienna
Khrushchev
America
Washington
Tito
Yugoslavia
Russia
Poland
Hungary
China
Germany
Romania
Albania
Moscow
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Abandoned Fridge Death Trap Kills Two Children
In Redding California a vacant lot near the Harvey home housed an abandoned refrigerator that suffocated Alice and John Harvey, ages 4 and 3. The bodies were found after a two hour search by their 12 year old half sister Margaret Rudisill, who had been babysitting as the parents were away.
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Redding
Calif
Alice
John Harvey
Margaret Rudisill
Beliefs on Appearance Key for Traveling Koshares
Buck Burshears, founder of the Koshare Indian dancers, says touring dancers must look like Angels to win public trust. The Odess a stop followed a West Coast tour as the group ages, performs 14 dances per show, and funds a half million dollar Kiva Museum.
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J. F
Buck) Burshears
Koshare Indian Dancers
la Junta
Colo
Burshears
Explorer
Eetor County Coliseum
Colorado College
Post
Koshares
Odessa
13Th and
Adams
Museum of Indian Arts and Crafts
Koshare Indian Kiva Museum
Germs Survive Marslike Conditions In Earth Soils
Germs from Java Painted Desert Arizona and Texas soils withstood near absence of oxygen and temperatures from 70 F to 9 below zero in nitrogen atmosphere. Air Force researchers report microbes thrived with moisture at or above about 1 percent, some living at 0.4 percent water, suggesting Earth microbes may endure Marslike environments.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Mars
U.S. Air Force Space Medicine
Java
Painted Desert
Arizona
Texas
Air Force School of Aviation Medicine
San Antonio
Tex
International Mars Committee
Astronomical Society of the Pacific
Hubertus Strughold
Air Force School
Strughold
Earth
John A. Kooistra Jr
Roland B. Mitchell
Tired Arm of the Law Drops Murder Indictments
After years of chasing three men who jumped bond and vanished after indictments for murder, the state quits searching at the county prosecutor's request. Common Pleas Judge Daniel H. Wasserman dismissed the indictments against Peter Kiernan Tony Annibali and Philippi Capone for the killings of William Mehner Ignazio Lupica and Joseph Tusso.
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Cleveland
Common
Daniel H. Wasserman
Peter Kiernan
William Mehner
Tony Annibali
Ignazio Lupica
Phillippi Capone
Joseph Tusso
Peat Det tenor gee Ste Peers Sein Bis
Shad Mertleiny furettinet Conn.
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LI Bhi
Peat Det Tenor Gee Ste Peers Sein Bis
Shad Mertleiny Furettinet Conn
Kiwanis Hears Telephone Talk
Glenn Scott of Dallas and Southwest Bell spoke at the Kiwanis Gab in the Lincoln Hotel on Miracles New Horizons in Telephone Science. He described future phones that remember busy signals and complete calls when lines clear and showcased a model of the Gel l Picture Telephone. He urged privacy protections and noted a button to prevent misdirection of calls.
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Glenn Scott
Dallas
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Kiwanis Gab
Lincoln Hotel
Scott
Automobile collision reported at San Diego street intersection
A morning auto crash in San Diego caused injuries to two women in a street intersection. Witnesses said the drivers were heading to work and had claimed husbands. No further details or names are available in the fragment.
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San Diego
Calif
Teo
Wilion
Hoene
Houce
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