Dream Car That Flies Crashes. Pilot Edgar Parsley Dead
In Xenia Ohio a vehicle billed as the Car That Flies crashed in woods during its first postive flight, killing Edgar Parsley, a civilian employee at Wright-Patterson and father of three. The craft, developed since 1950 at Central State College with Dr. Lewis A. Jackson, could convert between plane and auto in 150 seconds, with wings folding and a shared propeller system.
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Lewis A. Jackson
Central State College
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Gentle Air Force Base
Dayton
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Miss America Plans Education After Title
Marilyn Elaine Van Derbur, crowned Miss America, is a 20 year old from Denver. She told reporters at a beach breakfast that her main aim is to complete her college education in music and use the $5,000 scholarship toward that goal. She hopes to pursue music or the stage for a year or two.
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Denver
Atlantic City
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World-traveling queen crowned by Miss America crowd
A 21 year old University of Colorado junior crowned Miss America. She and her three men crew and a dog plan a around the world voyage in a yaw. They hope to wed at 24 and continue her music career. The event drew 20,000 in Convention Hall and TV audiences.
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Marian Ann McKnight
Manning
Dover
England
Colorado
Bee
Francis S. Vani Bernard Yendall
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Mortall
Laries
Sacramento
Florida
Dorothy Maria Steiner
Boca Raton
America
Europe
Man Washing Car Slain From Ambush in Okla Report
Leonard Cleveland, 60, of near Brooksville was ambushed Sunday while washing his car in Tecumsen Oklahoma. He died on arrival at an Oklahoma City hospital from chest and stomach wounds. Pottawatomie County Sheriff Bruce Cartwright said a suspect was jailed but identity withheld.
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Tecumsen
Okla
Leonard Cleveland
Brooksville
Pottawatomie
Bruce Carthwright
Cleveland
Oklahoma City
Curtwright
Pawtucket School Strike Continues Halts Classes
Pawtucket 20 000 students face another day without classes as the Pawtucket Teachers Alliance accepts mediation by a two man board but rejects the school committee plan to recall teachers. Committee chair Peter J Barry urged a return to classrooms to open schools this morning.
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Pawtucket
Peter J. Barry
Unclear pills warn against kidney pain relief myths
Fragmentary text suggests concerns about overusing diuretic pills for back pain and kidney discomfort. Mentions Dean's Pills and risks of overexertion, aiming to warn readers over 60 about unnecessary use and potential irritation or kidney strain.
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