Across and Down Puzzle Clues Mixed with Names and Phrases
A dense list of crossword style clues and partial names appears, combining references to Eisenhower and Gluck with entries like Wings of laws and Rembrandt examples, along with scattered hints for persons, places, and archetypal terms. The fragmentary items resemble a puzzle page.
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Eisenhower
Christian
Parrot
Smith
McGrew
Egypt
Matters Bridge
Williams
Rvader
Foray Farm Machine
Rembrandt
Bobby Burns
Ernest
Integrated Congregations Name Negro and White Co-Pastors
Two Chicago churches announce a first time co-pastorship with one white and one Negro pastor. The 250-member church begins Oct 20 under Dr Harald L. Desvman at First Presbyterian, while the smaller Baptist church on Chicago's South Side installs Rev. Merrel D. CTO and Rev. Charles T. Leber Jr as co-pastors. The move aims to demonstrate fellowship across race amid long-standing segregation.
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Chicago
First Presbyterian Church
Harald L. Desvman
Howmein
Bre
At B. Blakeley
Philadelphia
Charles T. Leber Jr
Detroit
Bowman
Merrel D. Cto
Gary
Ind
Mich
the Baptist Church
U S Airmen Occupy Large Spein Base
U S Airmen move to a new base 15 miles northeast of Madrid, Spain, with a 13,400 foot runway the longest in Europe. About 1,000 airmen transfer from Madrid temporary quarters to Torrejon, part of a 2 million dollar installation designed for 4,000 airmen and 500 officers. The base will host training and reception for units from northern and southern Spain.
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TRI Agn
Spa
Strategic Air Comman
Madrid
Torrejone
Raest
Spain
Europe
U.S. 16Th Air Forcs
Getafe Airpor
Madei
Maron
San Pabio
USC to Use Jockeys in Diet Study
Los Angeles USC medical researchers will substitute jockeys for rats to study the impact of diet and exercise on heart disease. More than 2,000 rats have been used, and the team hopes the half-starved jockeys will yield valuable data toward understanding heart disease causes.
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USC
Los Angeles
Uni of
Southern California of Medicine
Anita
Roslyn
Ain-Slater
Asan
Desertiny
U S Official Crawford Dies After Four Decades of Service
Crawford, 68, longtime leader in the U S Food and Drug Administration, died Sunday after more than 40 years in government service including a tenure as a NASA official. He retired in 1954.
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Cisco
Crawford
Leaner
U. S. Food and Drug Administration
What Could Happen In Connecticut In Event Of An Attack
Civil defense officials in Hartford learned public reaction to an enemy attack scenario after WHCT TV aired a documentary. Viewers mistook the program for real events, causing switchboards at police, National Guard, and civilian defense headquarters to jam for nearly an hour.
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Hartford
Conn
Livil Defense
National Civil Defense Wees
Sation Whct-Tv
Connecticut
National Guard
New England
Dr. Walter Beam Dies. Panama Canal Engineer and Hoover Aide
Dr. Walter I. Beam aged 72, a former Panama Canal engineer and economic consultant to former President Hoover, died Sunday. The longtime adviser and analyst helped shape canal projects and economic policy during a career spanning public service and private consultancy.
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Miami UP
Walter I. Beam
Hoover
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Eve
Zona
Borhoos
U. S
Big Spein Base
U.S
Maloy
America
Panama
Mexico City
Garfield
Dodge
Plymouth
Dodge-Plymouth Ee Oe
Glenn E. Thomas CO
Anaheim ST
American Ave
Wilte
P Johnson Hearing Center
Pine Ave
Hemiock
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