Mystery Monster Not From the Sea in Tasmania Case
In Tasmania a carcass found on a beach stirs debate over origin. Scientists weigh ocean depths versus land origins as bone structure remains unclear and tests yield rubbery tissue described as calla been. Researchers consider a giant sting ray possibility while others doubt a sea creature identity.
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Sydney
Australia
Tasmania
West Coast
Inela
Hobart
Bruce Morrison
Italy
John G. Gorton
Commonwealth Research Organizcation
Hitchhiker Girl Identified in Texas Kidnap Case
Amarillo police and FBI searched for a teenage hitchhiker known as Carol, who left a note signed Kathy Mitchell claiming she would take Sharon Henderson to New York. Henderson suspects the girl intended to flee with the child toward New Mexico, aided by a family that sheltered her. The girl was described as 17 to 19, with treed hair and a smooth face, while the child wore a red coat.
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Amarillo
Tex
UPI
Ideliy
Con- Way
Carol
Kathy Mitchell
Sharon
Henry Ienderson
Conway
New York
Chile
New Mexico
Henderson
Pan~ Handle
Bud
FBI
Hendersons
Carat
Michigan
Tim
California
Pond
Diamond Head Gang
Pigay Bank
Rock Island Railroad
Rock Island
Palice
WH. D. Segler
Seger
Progress Noted in Ship Talks
In a tense one hour session negotiators drafted a tentative proposal to avert a West Coast shipping strike. Shipowners weighed the plan before a mid afternoon session with the Pacific District of the Seafarers International Union as sailors issued a no sailing order. Morris Welsherper said optimism remains high as American President Lines noted hope to sail the Orient bound President Wilson with 600 passengers. The contract renewal covering 14 ships of the Pacific Maritime Association and crew members from three West Coast unions is in play since Oct 1.
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San Francisco
Gti
Mediuon
Pacific
Seafawers Ivernational Union
Salors
Morris Welsherper
Loy Union
Jim
President Lines
Wilson
APL
Sisi
Pacific Maritime Association
Seafarers International Union
Driver Stricken on School Bus in Alligator Case
Jackson Mississippi report describes a school bus crash after a driver attempted to catch an alligator near a private Knox School area. The driver John Waeger, 26, of St James, died after the bus struck a tree. autopsy details were pending and lawmakers considered new restrictions on alligator catching.
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Holtsville
Knox School
Jackson, Miss
UPI
John Waeger
Cary Racher
St. James
State Senate
Gators
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Esautine
R. Waly
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization
Haly
Vald Walter
Accal
Kienems Texas Taft
Delia Ae
Los Angeles
CAI
Anaheim PR
E. Center
Lincoln Aves
Diego
Wash
Mission Mills
Covina
Sunset
Long Beach
Dmahaim
Atte AY
Sanna Fantastic
Unkelsey- Cable
Interlon
Italean
Fleg
Beira
Pan River
Ban River
White Rose
Bank of America
PINE
Department Store
Coats & Clark
Homemaker
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