Brother of Nixon Will Marry Today
Edward C Nixon of New Orleans and Miss Lynn Woods of New Orleans wed in a Navy chapel ceremony attended by close family. Nixon, a Duke graduate and NC State geology master, recently received a Navy commission and will begin two years of active duty on the West Coast. A reception followed at the Mauston Beach officers club.
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Long Beach Press Pushes Subsurface Injection Plan
Long Beach officials testified before a federal subcommittee that a repressurization program is the best path to halt land subsidence at the Wilmington Field. They argued that a field wide injection operation can slow sinking, preserve the shipyard, and protect national defense needs. Navy officers stressed impacts on ship production and crew morale if Long Beach tasks move elsewhere.
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Chief of Naval Operations
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Ralph BK. James
Udty
James
Woman Recovers After 19 Days on Wyoming Mountain
Dorothy LeMasurier, 43, survived with her husband until their twin-engine Beechcraft crashed near Rawlins, Wyoming. She arrived in Duluth in very good condition after ten harrowing days, and doctors say recovery will take time as family restricts visits.
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Wyoming
Dorothy LeMasurier
MMS
Lemasunien
Minnesota Air National Guard
Traffic Toll Near 200 Over Memorial Day Weekend
The latest tally for the four day Memorial Day holiday reported by Associated Press shows nearly 200 traffic fatalities midway through the period. Deaths reached 184, with 67 drownings and 48 other causes adding to the overall toll, as states like California and Pennsylvania topped the list for drownings. The four day period from 8 p.m. Wednesday to midnight Thursday recorded 94 deaths, versus a predicted 120 by the National Safety Council. No casualty count was available for the final day part of the period.
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Associated Press
Teiatic Dagtns Lrdy
National Safety Council
Chicago
Fire Missile Believed to Be Jupiter test at Cape Canaveral
Reported launch on Friday from Cape Canaveral top secret mission sighted by hundreds of spectators. Believed to be the Jupiter intermediate range missile, with height and distance estimates uncertain. Atlas intercontinental missile launch postponed to midweek, per Orlando Sentinel and other sources.
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Vane
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Sie
Paterson
R-Conn
Orlando Sentinel
Sentinel
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Defense
Wilson
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No Staggering Sonoma Walkathon Draws 200 Contestants
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a 16 mile walkathon from Sonoma to Petaluma with over 200 contestants. Checkpoints along the route ensure none stray, and a stimulant is mentioned in the garbled text.
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Sam Sanome
Petaluma Goek
Munnell Attacks Knight Leadership on Water Crisis
California legislative roundup reports Assemblyman William A. Munnell accusing Gov. Knight of failing to provide needed water leadership. The piece notes budget votes, state medical aid funding, and a North South dispute over water rights as lawmakers push or stall actions ahead of a possible special session. It also details aGarbage disposal bill and measures limiting secret agency meetings.
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William A. Munnell
Montebello
Knight
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Keight
Senate Water Resources Committee
Midshipmen Begin June Week at Naval Academy
In Annapolis Maryland the 3600 member brigade of midshipmen appeared in dress blue Charlie for June Week activities at the Naval Academy. The parades athletic events dances and commencement events mark the week. Dances open tonight with juniors and seniors and sophomores attending separate events. June Week culminates Friday with graduation of a class of 848.
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Sopho Moras
Dahlgren
Greyhound Merges West Coast Divisions
Three western divisions of Greyhound Corp. are placed under a single operation consolidating all services west of the Rocky Mountains. The new division, Western Greyhound Lines, merges Pacific, Northwest and part of Northland Greyhound lines to form the company’s largest nationwide network segment.
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Northland Greyhound Lines
British Hydrogen Bomb Blast Seen Over Pacific
A four-engine Valiant bomber dropped a four-ton hydrogen device near Malden Island about 409 miles south of Christmas Island. The blast, twice as powerful as the first May test, produced a mile-wide fireball and dramatic light show, with a searing flash seen within 90 seconds by observers high above the central Pacific.
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U S to offer new arms cut plan to Russia
Washington reports that the United States will next week present Russia with a disarmament proposal aimed at halting nuclear weapons tests and ending production once an international inspection system is in place. The plan seeks to curb the arms race and later ban tests under a safeguarded accord.
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White House
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United Nations Disarmament Subcommittee
Britain
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Air race tragedy claims two lives in crash
Morning crash near Pelm Springs ends two pilots deaths after Hewitt loses control at the Long Beach airport starting point. A sheriff s Aero Squadron helicopter reached the site to recover remains headed to a Lancaster mortuary. Remaining entrants proceeded toward Tucson with noon arrival expected.
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Sheriff's Aero Squadron
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Tucson
Headache Cause Questioned in Alcohol Defense
In federal court Alfred Garcia testified his head injury from a November accident causes ongoing headaches. A workmen's compensation defense questioned his drinking, asking if drunkenness caused the pain. Garcia replied that fever and brand did not explain it. the judge and jury deliberated briefly before reaching a verdict.
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N.M
Alfred Garcit
Workmen's Compensation
Garcia
Waldo Bowers
Aga Garcia
Arbitrator to Take Over in Dock Talks
Arbitrator Sam Kagel will take over Monday as union and employers resume longshore negotiations in San Francisco. After three weeks of talks between 17,000 longshoremen and shipping clerks of ILWU and the Pacific Maritime Association, the union seeks a 14 cent hourly wage hike plus about 3 cents in fringe benefits. The contract expires June 15.
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San Francisco
Fedote
Aid for Flood Victims Ordered by Argentina
LA PLATA Argentina authorities mobilize an allout flood aid effort for Buenos Aires Province as torreial rains persist for a fifth day. Some 3,900 people have been evacuated from waterlogged homes and relief work continues citywide.
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