CAB Calls Extending Air Control To 35000 Feet
The Civil Aeronautics Board recommends extending air traffic control up to 35,000 feet and adding American routes after evaluating the Las Vegas collision of a United DC7 and a jet fighter on April 21. Forty nine people died as investigators faulted both military and civil authorities for traffic separation, speed, and cockpit visibility issues.
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CAB
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
United Air Lines
Las Vegas
Air Force
Civil Aeronautics Administration
CAA
Nellis Air Force Base
Wellsville Area News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Social notes describe dinner guests including Miss Goldie Ramey of Kansas City and the Sleppy family from Arlington Texas. Women’s Society luncheon at the Methodist Church, a SHAFF 4-H style show, and several visits across Kansas and Oklahoma are noted alongside family news.
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Lowell Collins
Goldie Ramey
Kansas City
Robert Sleppy
Janet
Arlington
Tex
Mr. Sleppy
Ray Wiggins
Women's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Lele Wiggins
Lulu Slusher
Quenemo Area Social Notes Highlight Travel and Visits
Local items report Mr. and Mrs. Walter Parrish staying at the Harry Menely home near Maxson while the Meneleys take a 30 day vacation in Washington New Mexico and California. The Past Noble Grand Club met with eight members present led by vice president Lela Comstock. Visits include Reno and Kansas City with L E Collins and family, Topeka guests, and Parat Royce Myers group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Estes
Kansas City
Mae Neel
Wayne Todd
Melba Ann
Randy
Colorado
Todd
Chester Rand
Bernard Stovall
Haysville
Stovall
Art Chanays
Everett Simmons
Everett
Houston
Tex
Mr. Simmons
Walter Parrish
Harry Menely
Maxson
Meneleys
Washington
New Mexico
California
Noble Grand Club
Nellie Yockey
Lela Comstock
Gerald Collins
Reno
L. E. Colls
Royce Myers
Walter Francemela
Dee
Rom
Lem Hollinger
Coda Nicolay
Boyd Hollinger
Clarence Clinkscales
Paola
Myers
Hal- Topeka
Hollinger
Lizzie Carter
Scout Museum Planned in New Brunswick
The Boy Scouts of America will start constructing a new museum this fall in New Brunswick to house historical scouting items. Donated by Gale F. Johnston, a St. Louis banker and BSA vice president since 1951, the collection will include uniforms photographs and mementos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
Boy Scouts of America
Gale F. Johnston
St. Louis
BSA
May Halt Nuclear Tests By ERNEST R. VACCARO
United States eyed a possible temporary suspension of nuclear weapon tests. Senator Humphrey cited a report that officials discussed halting tests to pave the way for a lasting arms control accord. The White House did not confirm the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest R. Vaccaro
Humphrey
Washington
API
Bert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
United States
White House
Sen
Pacific
Geneva
Switzerland
Tuberculosis Meeting Attendance and Free X-ray Clinic
Joplin visitors joined local families at a Lyndon TB meeting where X-rays will be provided free to all residents over 20 on August 28 in Quenemo from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. The event drew Mrs. Babe Cade and several Mrs. Drivers and Gragg among attendees.
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John Rogers
Rio Y Driver
Joe Driver
Dolly Cade
Vernon Gragg
S Pert Brann
Lyndon
Quenemo
Urge To Swipe Cab Ends In Larceny Case
Orangiz New Jersey AP report details cab driver John W. Jenkins 25 who stole a taxi worth 1800, drove 17 days across the south with two hitchhikers to Miami and Key West, sold the cab, rode a bus to New Orleans, spent days jailed for a 10 dollar fine, then surrendered in Orangiz. He is held without bail on larceny charges.
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Orangiz
John W. Jenkins
Jenkins
Jekins
Baltimore
Miami
Key West
Florida Naval Base
New Orleans
T-4-L Foot Powder Ad at John Kaiser Drug Store
An old time ad promotes Keratolytic action for Athlete’s Foot with T-4-L Foot Powder. It touts fast drying, instant protection and a film of anti infection, urging readers to visit John Kaiser Drug Store for purchase and relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Springs
John G. Kaiser Drug Store
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Wellsville Area
Mrs. Royce Myers
P. W. Jarnagin
Linda
Memphis, Tenn
Russell Werntz Sr
Gale Shannon
Norman
Okla
Shannon
Florence Shannon
Willie Brewer
Manhattan
C. L. Brewer
James Bosworth
Basier City
Jack Romstedt
William Joel
Romstedt
Donna Bosworth
al Kendall
Marilyn
Orange, N. J
E. L.baumann
Floyd Smith
Eva Swearingen
E. 4Th
Bill Garrett
Doris
Patricia
Lawrence Pierce
Don Griffin
LeRoy Childs
Darrell
Karen Breigh- Lupt
McPherson
John Wigins
Maurice Lynn Averill
Wellsville Order of Eastern Star
Dean Lingle
Pendleton, Ore
Mr. Vand
Ia, L, Lingle
Sally Perry
Mrs
Lee Spencer
Soviet Union
Britain
Eisenhower
Safeway
Kansas
William Barnes
W. H. Casida
Illinois
Elberta
Kerr Jor
Kerr Jor “Caps
Northwest
Bartletts
Iced Angel Food
Grennan
Dal
Melrose Assorted
7G AG
Bag
Bel-air
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