Knowland Knight Meet Sparks Silent Unity Effort
US Senator Knowland and Governor Knight met for an hour in Sacramento to discuss the campaign and future talks. They issued a cryptic 47-word statement and offered no further comments. Both candidates campaigned against right to work, with Republicans Powers and Kirkwood also pursuing independent runs.
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Scientist Found Dead in Chicago Linked to Suicide
Chicago coroner investigators seek to determine cause of Dr Donald A Flanders 57 noted atomic scientist and mathematician found dead in his south side home. Police say notes with the body indicate he ended his life by overdose of sedatives. He had recent health issues including ulcers. He was senior mathematician at Argonne National Laboratory and headed the applied mathematics division at the Atomic Energy Commission site in Lemont 1948 to 1956. He was brother of Senator Ralph E Flanders.
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Ex Mayor O'Dwyer Takes New York Junket
Former New York Mayor William O Dwyer arrived Friday from Mexico City on a business and pleasure trip. He will stay until Thursday then travel with brother Paul to visit Frank in El Centro California. They plan a trip to Mexico City in July to celebrate his 68th birthday on July 12.
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Boy Killed by Lightning While Milking Cow
A 16 year old boy in Lexington died Friday after being struck by lightning in a barn while milking a cow. The cow was unharmed and the barn remained undamaged.
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Tanker Crash At Westover AFB Kills 15
Top level investigation teams from the Air Force Civil Aeronautics Administration and aviation industry sift wreckage of a KC1A5 strato tanker. The jet exploded seconds after takeoff while four aircraft aimed to break trans Atlantic records. Two earlier planes set west to east records. a fourth had not departed.
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Clergyman Recants Divorce After Wife Swindled
In St Louis a minister, Rev. James A. Doubleday, 39, and his wife Barbara Fox Doubleday emerged after reconciliation amid fraud tied to her affair with Raymond Headspeth, 37. She had filed for divorce in Reno amid losses from $203,000 in bonds. Headspeth, a former Texan with a criminal record, is accused of traveling with Mrs. Doubleday to defraud her. The FBI and Miami authorities pursued him as the crash that killed six newsmen and others drew White House shock. The incident linked to broader jet airplane safety inquiries and upcoming commercial jets like the Boeing 707.
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Records on Goldfine Probe Shake House Probe
The dispute centers on Dorothy Kerr owned Goldfine records and a Fox claim that Adams faced threats in a meeting with Goldfine. Adams denies the allegation while subcommittee chair Harris weighs a potential closed hearing as supporters criticize the panel’s handling. Coates and Choate denounce the smear tactics.
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Boston Herald Traveler Corp
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Prisoner in Handcuffs Makes Bold Brooklyn Jail Escape
Albert D B Boyce, 26, was arrested after a grocery robbery of 27 dollars and placed in a wire mesh detention cage outside Brooklyn Night Court. While Patrolman Alan Groom prepared for transfer, Boyce slipped away as the officer changed clothes.
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Backers See Alaska Bill Senate OK
Washington reports momentum for statehood as backers expect Senate to pass the House approved Alaska admission bill by a wide margin. Sen. Henry M. Jackson predicts passage by next Wednesday, with Mansfield scheduling a May session and pledging late hours until the bill is disposed of.
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Daley Opens 515 Million Calumet Bridge with Pushmobile
Chicago mayor Richard J. Daley and officials dedicated a new 515 million dollar Calumet River bridge. A water spray from a fire boat celebrated the ceremony as a homemade pushmobile ridden by three South Side youths closed the six lane span, marking the bridge’s opening.
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Car Victim Files $100000 Damages Suit
Agnes M. Atencio, a 39 year old typist, injured crossing Long Beach Blvd near her home, filed a $100,000 damage suit in Superior Court. She accuses Kyle O. Mayes of negligence after being struck by his car on May 29. Attorney Els worth Beam cites a broken pelvis, concussion and internal injuries.
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ICC Files Charges Against Greyhound Lines
The Interstate Commerce Commission accuses Greyhound Lines of 20 safety violations on buses from the San Francisco terminal. The complaint, filed in Federal District Court, cites faulty brakes wind shield wipers exhaust systems and non compliance with ICC safety rules.
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Air Raid Siren Short Circuits Across San Francisco
An air raid siren short circuited Friday night in San Francisco triggering a 30 minute wail that alarmed residents who jammed telephone switchboards at police stations newspapers and radio outlets seeking information.
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Picnic for Kenyon Hometowners in Bixby Park
Annual Kenyon Minnesota home owners picnic begins at 11 a.m. Sunday at Bixby Park. Community event brings residents together for fellowship and shared picnic.
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Bixby Park
Press-Telegram Second Class Post Office Filing Note
A fragmented notice lists postal processing details for the Press-Telegram with remarks on second class matter status and circulation audit references. The readable lines mention the Post Office, dates, and pricing for a single copy.
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Camden Courier-Post strike ends after 29 days
Camden Courier-Post workers return to work after a 29 day strike. The settlement was unanimously ratified by Courier-Post Teamsters Local 628, while Philadelphia papers Bulletin and Inquirer were involved in a separate dispute with picket lines at the Inquirer. Drivers for the Inquirer and Bulletin did not cross.
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Marriage May Solve Problems of Students
MEMPHIS Tennessee UPI reports Dr. Mark Sculley president of Southeast Missouri State College says married students often show grade improvement after marriage. He cited observations from a confidence Friday remark.
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Daughter at last joins 13 brothers in Wisconsin
Mary Ann Wagner, born Wednesday at Holy Family Hospital in Manitowoc, is the first girl among 13 Wagner sons. The 10 pounds 6 3/4 ounce baby arrived as the family, a 38 acre dairy farm household, celebrated. Parents say they take what God gives and plan to welcome more if fate allows.
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Ex-L B Man Missing in Sea Mishap Near Morro Bay
Former Long Beach resident Andy Cowles, 38, is missing and presumed drowned after a small boat struck a reef south of Morro Bay. A Morro Bay man, Arha Smith, 38, was found dead. two others remain missing as Coast Guard suspends search.
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Baby Hippo Dies at Brookfield Zoo After Starvation
CHICAGO AP There was no joy at Brookfield Zoo hippo pen as Bebe the hippo mother remained childless after a 45 pound baby hippo born Monday died Friday. Zoo doctors said the young hippo died from three days of starvation as attendants did not notice Bebe was not feeding. Feeding of hippos occurs underwater and out of sight.
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Wild Fight for Control of Tripoli in Lebanon Crisis
Heavy fighting raged around Tripoli for a third straight day as government forces claimed decisive actions with jet aircraft artillery and armored cars. Rebels report controlling three quarters of Lebanon and demand Chamoun’s ouster amid U N observers noting arms from Syria and the United Arab Republic.
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