Jet Tanker Sets New World Distance Record 10,228 Miles
The KC135 Stratotanker landed at Lajes Field Azores at 10:25 a.m. after flying 10,228 miles from Tokyo to the Azores in 18 hours 47 minutes, setting a new jet aircraft distance mark. The flight aimed for Madrid but fell 1,259 miles short as jet stream winds failed to materialize. The Tokyo to Washington leg completed in 13 hours 35 minutes, meeting National Aeronautics Association standards. The crew included Gen Eubank and officers from SAC with timekeeper Bertrand Rhine of the NAA aboard. The plane carried fuel for a 10,000 mile leg and logged a cruise climb to conserve fuel, with no major weather problems along the route.
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George Henriet
James O'Shea
Gordon Stoddard
James W. Bridges
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Unemployment Up 25 000 in March in U S
The government reports March unemployment rose by 25 000 reaching 3 198 000 the highest in 16 years. The Labor Department data show a 323 000 rise in employment bringing total employed to 62 311 000 as outdoor work begins and manufacturing cuts persist. President Eisenhower and aides discuss testing bans and inspection stations while Dulles comments cover Indonesia and Cuba. A separate Los Angeles incident reports a 76 year old grandmother attacked by her grandson, with injuries from knife and hot water.
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Adams/ Mitchell
Brutal Rapist Seeks Public Help After Two Attacks
A violent assailant abducted and raped two women in separate attacks on Monday night near Anaheim Street and Orizaba Avenue. The 56 and 21 year old victims were tied, gagged, blindfolded, driven to remote areas, then released injured. Police describe the suspect as a tall, heavy man over 6 feet, weighing over 200 pounds, with light hair, wearing a grey striped shirt and blue jeans. The incidents prompted a broad search and requests for tips from the public.
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al LaRue
Where to Find It: CBS technicians strike reshapes TV output
The piece notes a CBS technicians strike affecting television arrangements with continued coverage on page 4-4 and related cross references across sections. It lists where to find the story and related items in the newspaper.
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CBS
Bare Notes Reveal Lana Tur ner Love Letters in Escape Plea
A set of published excerpts shows Lana Turner writing intimate letters to Johnny Stompanato during Europe filming. The messages mix endearments with vivid imagery, reflecting personal strain while publicized in a copyrighted Herald Express article.
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Lana Turner
Johnny Stompanato
Heralds Express
Europe
Stompanato
Hollywood
Fapito
Angel
Lana Turner Custody Proceedings After Slaying of Johnny Stompanato
Hollywood report: Lana Turner sobs as a judge orders her daughter Cheryl Crane held in custody until April 24 for the fatal stabbing of Johnny Stompanato. The judge cites best interests, removing Cheryl from outside influences while she remains in juvenile hall.
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Donald A. Odell
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Stampanato
Thay
Sternpasulo
Mickey ' Cohen
Chicago
Eisenhower Rejects Khrushchev on Nuclear Test Ban
President Eisenhower challenged Soviet Premier Khrushchev to pursue verified, supervised disarmament and end to nuclear testing beyond mere suspension. He said U S tests will proceed in the Pacific this spring and summer, questioning Khrushchev's real aim and noting the timing and manner of Moscow’s April declaration.
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Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
United States
Moscow
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Shremlin
U.S
Pacific
PUNCHED irate driver dies after car rolls over him
Witnesses say Dino Del Greco, 48, of Astoria Queens, punched a taxi driver after stepping from a parked car. The vehicle rolled 10 feet, struck the cab, and Del Greco was killed when the car moved again and pinned him before aid could arrive.
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