Eisenhower Proposes Air Traffic Control Modernization
President Eisenhower urged early enactment of a plan to modernize the nations air traffic control system. Edward P. Curtis proposed a three member Airways Modernization Board to decide needed devices and systems for civil and military flight amid rising air travel. The effort aims to handle projected 70 billion passenger miles yearly by 1975 and to defend national airspace against attack.
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Eisenhower
Curtis
Essiman’ Kodak Co
Air Air Force
Edward P. Curtis
Airways Modernization Board
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Air Navigation Development’ Board
Civil Aeronautics’ Administration
Civil Aeronautics Board
Honor Paid to Nurse in Alaska
Mrs Esther V Schaubel of Kotzebue Alaska a Public Health Service nurse received the Welfare Department s Oveta Culp Hobby Distinguished Service Award as one of five employees honored. The award funds support an annual prize and an engraved certificate for an outstanding employee.
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Esther V. ‘Scheubel
Kotzebue
Alaska
Welfare Department
Oveta Culp Finkh. Buran
Paver Aerima
Schaubel
Department
Oveta Culp Hobby
Desert chase grips dope smuggling case at Calexico
UPI reports Customs Agent Aaron Quick testified about pursuing a suspect across the desert near Calexico after a back road border stop led to the capture of Alejandro Lopez 25 and Epifanio Quintero 39. They and a third man smuggled 222 pounds of marijuana valued at 250000 into the United States. The third man fled back into Mexico.
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San. Diego
Oe Quintero
Lopez
Sinaloa
United States
Mexicali
California
Quick
Quintero
Judge uses simple math to uphold zoning ruling
Delaware County Judge Henry Sweney ruled the Radnor Township zoning board’s order to remove two of four dogs, Sparky and Nellie and their puppies, was reasonable. The Kerrs argued two dogs and two cats plus a horse totaled five animals, but the judge accepted the ordinance as valid amid neighbors’ complaints.
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UPI
Delaware County
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Radnor Township
Wiliam
Mamie Kerr
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Nellie
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H-Bomb Envoy Leaves Britain
Japanese special envoy Matsushita flew to Amsterdam after failing to stop Britain’s planned Pacific nuclear tests. He met Prime Minister Macmillan twice, the second time after Kishi sent a letter. Churchill declined to intervene when they met.
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Masatoshi Matsushita
Amsterdam
Britain
Pacific
Matsushita
Nobusuke
Kishi
Macmillan
Churchill
Young Ham Honored for Storm Reports in Canon City
Abbey School sophomore 16 year old Dave Nixon received a jitter Wednesday from Gov. Steve McNichols praising him for outstanding work during a storm that isolated Canon City this month. He operated a ham radio to relay conditions inside to outside listeners.
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Colo
Dave Nixon
Jetter
Steve McNichols
Colorado
Abbey ‘School
Canon City
Grape League Opens Annual San Francisco Convention
The California Grape and Tree Fruit League began its three day convention in San Francisco with about 500 delegates in attendance.
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San Francisco
UAW
California Grape and Tree Fruit League
Iran Soviet border pact aims to end disputed lines
Tehran and Moscow signed an agreement today to resolve ongoing disputes over where their common border lies. The pact seeks a clear demarcation to prevent future clashes and improve regional ties.
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Iran
Tehran
Soviet Union
Press Telesram Puplimed daily except Sundar et Sth eyeeh and Pins Avenue
Audited report indicates weekly month year period covering delivery across multiple avenues and sections. Details include counts and performance metrics for a daily publication routine, noting exceptions and specified routes.
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Sundar Et Stheyeeh
Pins Avenue
Burana of
Soviet Union to abolish private bonds under Khrushchev
A United States Foreign News analysis describes the Kremlin plan to end private ownership of bonds and property in the Soviet Union over 20 to 25 years. It argues the state fixes wages and prices, siphoning rubles from citizens and leaving them with little personal wealth.
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Thomas P. Whitney
U. S
U.S
Russia
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Henry
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