Oldest captive whooping cranes pose sex mystery
In Audubon Park Zoo, two infant whooping cranes face naming delays as staff study a small set of physical cues. Keeper Douglass notes a white head with a red crown and a black facial spot, suggesting a possible female if the spot is mottled, or male if a thick triangle appears. He warns ages for spot development remain uncertain.
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North American to curb air plant work on Navaho missile
10,000 workers face layoffs as budget cuts force North American Aviation to abandon further work on the Navaho intercontinental missile. Air Force Secretary James H. Douglas says the program remains a step toward better weapons, while union officials express cautious optimism about the company’s future and talks with management. The Navaho, developed since 1946, faced dates and cost estimates around 500 million dollars, with other missiles like Snark and potential future projects mentioned in context of defense priorities.
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Yank back from Red China after 23 month junket
Donald J. Blackwood said he spent 23 months in Red China and Hong Kong, was watched constantly, and his wife traveled with him briefly. He described his return to the United States from Macao and his feelings about being kept inside and the lack of access to his child during the period.
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Body of Woman Found In Bag Near Pier
A bag weighted with rocks contained a woman's body pulled from the water near a pier. Investigators sought identity via fingerprints and an all-points bulletin, while noting chipped front teeth as a clue. The case involved international travel and passport issues surrounding a Blackwood family.
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Simmon
Cement workers strike across Texas halts projects
Workers in Texas walked out after talks broke down. In Dallas 280, in Houston 239, and in Fort Worth 240 cement workers joined the national strike. A cement shortage was expected within three weeks and major projects could halt by early next week.
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Houston
Fort Worth
Texas
Shotgun Bandits Hit in 5 S Calif Towns
Five Southern California communities were targeted by shotgun bandits who ransacked homes and stores. They fled after ripping a telephone from the wall, abandoning two shotguns near a motel. Police linked the men to two earlier 2 a.m. robberies in Highland Park and a market break in Manhattan Beach.
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Knight Signs 2168 Bills in 1957 Session Record Pace
Sacramento reports Gov Knight has signed 2168 of 2669 bills, nearing a record pace with 478 bills left to act on before the July 17 deadline. He previously surpassed a 1966 approval record, vetoing 23 bills during the session.
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Knight
Redlands Freak Storm Claims Young Girl In Flood Channel
A severe storm battered Redlands injuring and washing away a 10 year old girl into a storm channel after hail thunder and lightning. A witness heard screams before the girl’s body was found lodged downstream. The event followed by reports of rain and flooding across the city.
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Officer Who Nabbed Kin Cites Duty
Assistant Police Chief Edward Cisneros said he arrested his brother Joseph Cisneros on rape charges because he must perform his duty. Joseph, 21, arraigned on the charge after confessing the assault, slashed wrists and took aspirin in a hospital.
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