U.S. Sailors Held in Japan Korea Murders Shot Police
Five American sailors face Japanese warrants on charges of robbery and murder linked to the fatal shooting of a Japanese policeman in Japan and a fatal stabbing of a Korean sergeant in Korea. Pvt Howard Gordon, 32, of Philadelphia, is held by U S military police with no charges yet filed.
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Howard Gordon
Philadelphia
U. S
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Gordon
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Navy
Richard Lee Jackson
Kansas City
Kan
Joseph Ll. Urgen Jr
Canors Park
Calif
Polaris Tests Atom Rocket
Washington reports the United States successfully test fired its first operational ballistic missile with a live nuclear warhead from a Polaris submarine beneath the Pacific. The Saturnic explosion occurred at 7 4 pm EDT in the Christmas Island area. The Polaris launched from the Ethan Allen fleet submarine. The AEC did not disclose distance or altitude. believed to be a full range 1 200 mile test.
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Pacific
U. S
Christmas Island
Ethan Allen
Patrbn
Atomic Energy Commnission
Rhodes Construction Starts Flag City Water Mains Project
Rhodes Construction Co of Scottsdale begins work in Flagstart on water mains after bid low. The project is valued at 40 million dollars for the mountain city’s infrastructure upgrade.
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Rhodes Co
Rhodes Construction Co
Scottsdale
Flagstart
Mountain City
Texas politics face January face-lifting after primaries
Governor Price Daniel failed in a bid for a fourth term setting up a June runoff among New Frontiersman Don Yarborough and John Bay as the Democratic candidate for governor. Breckenridge businessman Jack Cox led the Republican primary. the state also awaits new lieutenant governor and attorney general with several openings.
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Dallas
UPI
Texas
Price Daniel
Don Yarborough
John Bay
Navy
Kennedy
Criti
John G. Tower
Engle Denies GOP Charge in Stockpile Inquiry
Senator Clair Engle of California rebutted Republican claims that Democrats are politicizing the stockpile hearings. He said he was surprised by the accusation as hearings resume focusing on copper rubber quartz crystals and industrial diamonds stockpile policies. He urged citing sources and noted Truman-era policies may be reviewed by the subcommittee led by Sen. Stuart Symington.
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UPI
Clair Engle
D. Calif
Ial
Demcerais
Engle
California
Humphrey
Page
Book
Truman
Subcommittee
Sen
Stuart Symington
Textile Unions Seek Merger Among Global Giants
In Miami Beach the Textile Workers Union of America calls for a merger of all textile unions. About 1,100 delegates attend a gathering to set policy for the next two years as they aim to unify to compete with large industry giants, following discussions of current market forces and consolidation.
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Miami Beach
UPI
Textile Workers Union of America
TWUA
Valencia Wins Election Office in Colombian Presidency
Sen Guillermo Leon Valencia a moderate Conservative won Colombia's presidential election in a landslide on a Liberal Conservative coalition ticket. Early returns show Valencia with at least 65 percent, pledging to carry on President Alberto Lleras Carrasco's social reforms and US friendly policy as a four year term begins.
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Bogota
Colombia
Guillermo Leon Valencia
Alberto Lieras
Carpargo
United States
Valencia
Con. Liberals
Italian Election Results Reported From Rome
In Rome officials released election results showing shifts in party support and voter turnout. The report notes notable gains for governing parties and changes in regional strongholds amid ongoing political adjustments.
Singing Star's Child Returned By Babysitter
A search child was turned over to police by her babysitter Nicolette Goulet five, Lopez. Nicolette's face was dirty when she was brought to an East Side station house at 10 25 am by Mrs. Lo in a case that had more than 10 hours of suspense.
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New York
UPD
Nicolette Goulet
Lopez
Nicolette
East Side
Lothan
Tenedoe i fi 4 ter the Shoe period
A fragmented notice notes a timing reference at 4 pm tied to a shoe event or period. The readable elements point to a single time marker without clear participants or location. Further details are unreadable.
Flight Schedule and Space Race Key Moments Report
Fragmentary text hints at CAPE CANAVERAL and a manned spaceflight mission. Mentions fears about safety, orbital timeline, and significant figures, with references to Atlas and Star programs.
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Cape Canaveral
Ubs
Arash
Iaenet Plett
Tae Cleies
America
Serend
Ochital
Atla
Lord Smeendon May Quit Job At The Times
The Daily Sketch reports Lord Smeendon husband of Princess Margaret plans to resign from the Sunday Times stirring controversy on Fleet Street. Roy Thomson, owner of the Times, says he has not heard of it.
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Landon
UPI
The
Daily Sketch
Lord Smeendon
Princess Margaret
Sunday Times
Fleet Street
Roy Thomson
Times
Mexico Diverts River Water To Save Dry Summer Supply
Mexico announces it will allow Colorado River flow into the Gulf of California to reduce salt content for human use. Engineer Oscar Gonzales Lugo of the Federal Bureau of Hydrological Resources said the measure lasts 15 days and aligns with a 1944 treaty allocation. Mexico aims to conserve water for forthcoming dry months despite past over allocations.
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Mexico
Oscar Gonzales Lugo
Mexican
Federal Bureau of Herolic Resources Today
Colorado
Gulf of California
Gonzales Lago
U.S
Expedition Sails to Recreate Ancient Jewish Voyage
The voyage begins with a 50,000 raft built from cedar and logs, launched from Lehi Ve and carried by the Japanese Current. Captain De Vare leads a crew aiming to retrace a 2,000 year old journey from Israel to Europe, passing Suez and reaching the Persian Gulf.
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Ailiet
Sian
Calif
de Vare
Israel
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Europa
Suez Canal
Persian Gulf
Indian Ocean
China Sea
Pacific Ocean
Manager Aide Named at First National Bank Arizona
Charles J. Shtimatter is named assistant manager of the Paraslise Valley Office of First National Bank of Arizona. He assumes the post as part of an internal restructuring.
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Charles J. Shtimatter
Paraslise Valley
First National Bank of Arizona
Notice of Public Hearing Under State Statutes
Public hearing notice cites Title 9 sections and Revised Statutes 1956 1962. Dated notices list publish dates May 7 through May 21 1962. Mayor P Schrader signed. Dorothy I Ketchum published the notice.
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