Demands Alamitos Flight End Badly Sprained Ankle End
The account describes a crash scenario during an Alamitos flight where a crewman suffered a badly sprained ankle as the fuselage jammed. The pilot Lt Omar Robert Hubenette recalls the plane being out of control and descending, with belts and radios involved. A radio operator’s seat is noted, and the narrator mentions not recalling engine noise during the crash.
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Floods Hit Southland as More Rain Follows
Weather and flood updates sweep through the Southland with schools closed in Reseda to Northridge. Residents recall dangerous conditions as vehicles assisted by volunteers drive through flooded streets. Officials report continued rainfall totals, evacuations in San Diego, and crews assessing river and dam capacity amid widespread weather advisories.
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Ain't Exactly Satisfied Ex Slave Says U S Ruin' The Nation
Ex slave Will M Satisfied Done, 103, in Dallas, says money education television and pride are ruining the United States while he rests with five cats in a two room house. He recounts his life from plantation birth in 1835 and adopting the name Satisfied as a stand against slavery.
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SOSS Budget Plan Makes Glasses Easy In Long Beach
SOSS Optometrist at 37 Pine Avenue announces a budget plan for corrective eyewear with in-store lab work and flexible payments. Open Fridays until 8:00 and Saturdays until 1:00 to serve patients in Long Beach and nearby towns. Dr J M Ly leads the practice with offices in Wilmington Torrance and Ly.
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FCC Chief Repays Trip Expense Cash
FCC chairman John C. Doerfer told House investigators he repaid 153.12 dollars two weeks ago for 1954 funds from KWTV Oklahoma City. He said he believed the money was reimbursement for airline transport for him and his wife to a station taped ceremony, and denied misconduct.
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Oklahoma
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Oklahoma City
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Spokane
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Schwartz
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Man Safe in Moon Explorer Indicates Satellite Orbit
Army scientists report Explorer Y safe in orbit last Friday as ground winds capped lifting. A second Explorer is planned between now and April with a 200 pound model featuring television for reconnaissance, followed by Explorer IV and a space station. Dr. Von Braun and Maj. Gen. Medaris seek permission to build a large satellite using Redstone rockets with possible fuel and cluster changes. Explorer I may remain in orbit for years, with temperatures from 3 to 86 Fahrenheit outside and 212 below in shadow. Naval Lab cites precise orbital estimates: min 230 miles, max 1600 miles, period 115.27 minutes, with sightings across the U S including Alamogordo and Manhattan.
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Gavin's Successor Arrives in Japan
Arthur G. Trudeau arrived in Japan on his way home from Korea to lead the U S Army research and development section. As former commander of the Army 1st Corps in Korea he hailed the first U S satellite launch as only a beginning and warned against complacency if Americans rest on this achievement.
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Arthur G. Trudeau
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Two Japanese Boats Missing With 34 Crews in Pacific
Two Japanese fishing vessels with 36 crewmen aboard have been missing eight days near the Kamchatka Peninsula off Siberia. The 70 ton Kasuga Maru and 99 ton Yuki Maru, each with 18 crew, were last heard from in January while fishing off Siberia's coast. The Maritime Safety Board reported the cases as sunk presumed.
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Constipated New Laxative Discovery Promises Relief
A claim describes constipation as a thrifty colon with dry contents blocking the bowel and failing to trigger the urge to purge. The text promotes a new product COLONAIN as the only laxative with moisturizing and stretching effects to remoisten and stimulate regularity.
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