Eisenhower Tees Off During Augusta Golf Vacation
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower began a two week golf vacation at Augusta National after a heart attack last November. He arrived by private plane, greeted by Ft Gordon and club officials, marking his first outing since illness as Goldwater praises Truman and GOP unity in Southern California.
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Deadly Snake Mistaken for Sprinkler Hose
Laurie Spicer on a farm 250 miles east of Perth grabbed what he thought was a sprinkler hose to stop watering. A copperhead snake tightened its coils and struck his boot as he tried to bend the hose. He killed the snake with an iron bar.
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Notorious Bank Bandit Surrenders in Georgia
Notorious holdup man Jesse James Roberts surrendered with no resistance to Waycross police eight days after escaping a federal prison. Roberts, 45, stepped from a bus and handed himself to officers with a loaded 22 caliber pistol in a box. He and partner Morris Johnson had previously fled Atlanta federal penitentiary, later escaping jail in May 1848, and had a history of bank robberies and a post office holdup.
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Orkin Case Ties to Flooded Italian Delta Villages
The Orkin family faces a flood disaster impacting 12 southern villages near the Po in Italy. Court battles over a trust fund, guardianship, and relief aid reveal decades of litigation and warnings as residents abandon farms and await government assistance.
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Thousands of India Police in Student Mass Arrests
New Delhi reports say police in trucks surrounded campuses and streets arresting about 100 student leaders and opponents as security tightened around parliament. Police mapped routes to curb protests while violence and clashes erupted, and Venice faced flooding from the same storm system.
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Cal Solon Rejects One Cent Tax Relief Proposal
Bakersfield dispatch reports the California State Association delegates call a proposed one cent property tax relief plan a cruel hoax. Senator George Miller and Hale Champion oppose it, saying local property taxes cannot fund education and that tax reform must come from a statewide mechanism, not near-term action. Governor Reagan's tax reform priority is noted for next year.
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Machine Learns Core Process At University Of Virginia
Report from Virginia describes a system where a machine learns by producing a candidate answer and refining it. The device is claimed to be faster, smaller, and capable of solving problems by iterative self-improvement through random small adjustments and grading each guess.
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Laramie Fire Dept Accepts New Truck After Tests
Laramie Wyoming officials tested a $26,000 fire truck before accepting it on Wednesday. The vehicle then sat unused Thursday as the right front tire was flat and the battery dead.
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American Samoa Votes on Constitution
Voters in Pago Pago will decide Saturday on a proposed new territorial constitution designed to aid self government development. The measure seeks broad reforms and voter ratification.
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New Territory Constitution Proposal Seeks Gov Reform
The constitution approved by a territorial constitutional convention last month proposes further government reforms including lowering the voting age from 21 to 18 and reapportionment. The document appears in a press telegram from the Territory House of Representatives based in Long Beach.
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Expelled American Missionary Departed From Tanzania
In Dar es Salaam the government returned missionary John Andrew Halloway’s passport and apologized while lifting a compulsion order. The Home Ministry gave no reason for expulsion, but a church delegation met Minister Lawi Simona and the decision was reversed hours later.
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