Man Horse and Dog in Lightning Struck Helicopter Report
A Sikorsky amphibious helicopter prototype was struck by lightning near Laramie while a herder tended horses and dogs. Pancho Francisco, 50, reportedly rode the craft during the incident, which investigators say could change the aviation industry. The incident involved a horse and dog and described a flying boat type craft capable of land and water landings and carries 12 passengers.
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Wye
Stratford
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Trust Deeds Investment Coupon Offer
An advertisement invites readers to invest in Certified Trust Deeds claiming easy access and profit. It urges sending a coupon or calling Garfield 40794 for information on earning a reputed big 10 percent return on investments.
Tides and Temperatures Friday May 1958 Forecast
The notice lists Friday May 1958 tides and temperatures with sunrise at 5 46 a m sunset at 7 52 p m and a moonrise at 10 16 a m.
Weather Fair With Scattered Showers Across Regions
A general pattern of fair weather prevailed across most of the United States with scattered showers in the western and northern areas. The night shower belt stretched from Montana and Wyoming to the western Great Lakes, with light showers in southern Utah and parts of Colorado. Forecasters expect wetter conditions to move into the upper Mississippi Valley and eastward toward the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley, with scattered thunderstorms along the Gulf Coast. Separately, the California Federation of Women's Clubs opens its junior membership convention in Coronado, anticipating over 900 delegates for a three day event.
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Great Lakes
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Doctor Warns Summertime Athletes To Pace Training
Dr Simon Dack of New York City editor of the American Journal of Cardiology warns average Americans to avoid rushing into strenuous summer activity. He says most Americans lead a sedentary winter and jump into exertion. the heart cannot take too much too soon. He urges summer athletes to train gradually and listen to their bodies to prevent heart strain.
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Ually
Nege
Cardiology
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Janis
Ing
Simon Dack
New York
Journal of Cardiology
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