World Sahara Mystery Deepens As Bomber Found In Desert
A World War II B24 bomber with nine crewmen disappeared in 1943 after a Naples raid and was found intact in Libya's Sahara. The wreck lies buried in sand, with mission details and crew missing. Pentagon confirms serials and next of kin, while investigators assess how the plane traveled hundreds of miles and why none survived.
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Adenauer Clings to Chancellor Post As CDU Split Broadens
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer will stay on as head of government amid a growing split in the Christian Democratic Union over his decision to remain chancellor rather than run for the presidency. Deputies challenged the move as party tensions rise and a presidential candidate remains unsettled. Economics Minister Ludwig Erhard is seen as likely to succeed Adenauer, while Franz Etzel loses momentum.
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Western talks push for Berlin decision time limit
Western officials in Geneva discuss imposing a deadline to end the Big Four foreign ministers conference as four weeks of stalemate over Berlin continue. Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko may present a final offer and seek a summit, with remarks on a nonaggression pledge and a central Europe armed forces zone.
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Bradenton Man Injured When Car Flips On Highway
Bradenton city employee Barney Douglas, 48, was treated at a Venice hospital Friday afternoon for severe cuts to his left hand after his 1950 Plymouth skidded 122 feet and overturned on U S 41 near South Venice. He had tried to stop for a southbound school bus that had discharged passengers. the bus was undamaged.
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How to Regain Lost Hearing Offer Published
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Miner Killed in Kentucky Shootings Amid Union Strike Violence
In Hazard Kentucky a 25 year old coal miner, Bobby Jenkins Jr., was shot and killed by a state trooper during an attempt to arrest him after a shooting at a non union trucker. Chester Blair, 20, was wounded twice and treated at Hazard hospital. Police described gunfire erupting near Sassafras and Kodak Coal Co in Perry County as tensions flare during the United Mine Workers strike over the 1959 contract.
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