Arctic Hunters Describe Giant Polar Bear Roaming Ice
Point Barrow Alaska residents recount sighting a monstrous polar bear estimated at least 30 feet in length roaming the ice near the Arctic sea coast. Seal hunter Kalayauk reports seeing the huge animal from a camp about 12 miles north, observing its head as it moved along an ice road west of Barrow.
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Point Barrow
Alaskasmorith
Nashelf
Raymond
Arctic Sea
Raymond Kalayauk
Seal
Barrow
Bs Tee
Kalayack
Neakok
Ipalook
Balayauk
Paul Tazruls
Tennessee Prison Riot Controlled at Brushy Mountain
Guards armed with tear gas moved into a debris filled cell block at Brushy Mountain State Prison and herded about 300 rioting inmates to the cafe for feeding. Warden Frank Tawativa overseed groups of 40 as other guards stood ready with firearms to prevent a recurrence. The riot ended without injuries, but a large mess remained in the cell block. Concurrently, inmates escaped from Fort Pillow Prison as guards pursued across the Tennessee lowlands toward the Mississippi River.
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UPI
Brushy Mountain States Prison
Frank Tawativa
Luewellyn Samp
East Tennessee
Fort Pillow
West
Tennessee
Mississippi River
Relaxing on her day off ends in dismissed charges
Miss Myrtle Johnson, 34, was arrested for throwing her boyfriend to a sidewalk in Memphis. She told the judge she works hard six days a week and that a woman has a right to relaxation. Judge Beverly Boushe dismissed assault and battery charges with a warning to be gentler with boyfriends. New York garment talks settle into a three year contract. The agreement, awaiting ratification, ends a 25 year first major walkout. Union shop stewards vote on the pact as dress production resumes for pre Easter deliveries.
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Memphis
Tenn
Myrtle Johnson
Beverly Boushe
New York
New York City
Dubinsky
Bank chute ruse leads FBI hunt for porter and $1300
In Louisville an after hours deposit scheme used a false out of order sign on a bank chute. Oliver Thames Guest Sr. allegedly collected $1300 after three deposits, leaving two and fleeing. FBI named him a fugitive and obtained a warrant for violation of the Federal Reserve Bank Act. Nearby a dog Tiny with tiny eyeglasses is noted in a humorous AP photo caption.
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Louisville
UPA
Lincoln Bank & Trust Co
FBI
Charles E. Weeks
Oliver Thames Guest Sr
Bardstown Rd
U. S
Tiny
Santa Barbara
Unidentified Prince Seeks Job in Times Advertisement
A Times notice shows a young European prince, well educated and multilingual, seeking employment and citing strong connections. In other reports, a teen slept in a car during a crash that damaged a mailbox and home. a Dallas grocer notes robberies amid economic strain. a mayor defends a cop over an owl shooting. and two men are cited for lipstick sign violation on state highways.
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London CP
Times Today
Press-Geleoram Carrier Delivery Audit Bureau of Circulation
Fragmentary OCR notes mention the Audit Bureau of Circulation and delivery references. No clear event, date, or person names readable. Summary formed from identifiable entities only.
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Igo
Abe Lome Beach
Me Ave. Lonk Beach
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Pact to End Pakistan Demands More Asian Aid to Counter Offers by Reds
In Manila SEATO foreign ministers opened with pleas for more Asian aid to resist Communist offers. Dulles announced two million dollars to train technicians in SEATO area. Casley offered about 2.2 million dollars in aid for three Asian members as others urged broader programs, but the U.S. held back expansion. Dulles proposed a SEATO NATO Baghdad Pact information exchange and explored multi country economic projects. Pakistan’s Qizilbash warned that Asian SEATO members see little reward for alignment as India seeks aid from both sides. The U.S. countered with over 500 million dollars in military aid to the three Asian members since SEATO’s formation.
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Pakistan
Manila
SEATO
Dulles
United States
Australaian
R. G. Cassey
Alliiance
Lkids
France
Philippines
Dulles R Eporfedly
NATO
Sentol
T “Elixberto Serrano
India
Retired Author Dies In New York Obituary
Henry Lanier Jham Wy, a retired author historian and editor, died Monday in New York. He began publishing with Scribner's Magazine in 1894 and had a long career in literature and editing.
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New York
C.i
Henry Wy Jham Lanier
Scribner's Magazine
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