Not Panicky Just Scared Says Pilot on Solo Jet Ride
Detroit pilot recalls solo flight in a Lynn jet FB9 Scorpion at Wayne County Airport. He describes anxiety while engines ran and clearance received to taxi. Commander Ronald R. Kimler of the 17st Fighter Interceptor Squadron advised and assisted during takeoff and landing as the heavy one-man interceptor gained speed and altitude.
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Edwing
Detroit
Wayne County
Ankcott
San Tactical Jat
Monald Ri. Kimler
Dearborn
Ale’ National Guard
Kimler
Crime Takes A Holiday Cop Quits In Uranna Va
Police chief Paul L. Foulg resigns citing waste of taxpayers money. He left a post as town sergeant to take a private job offering a salary of 3600 dollars. The town sergeant position remains open.
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Urbanna
Nana
Nistarie
Rappahannock
8 Inc
Paul L. Foulg
Oil Firms Push Uranium Search Amid Prospecting Boom
New York report notes oil companies expand uranium prospecting as they seek fuel sources for a expanding economy. Geologists, tight secrecy, and long term bets mark recent drilling efforts, with majors and independents alike joining the hunt through trained crews and partnerships with penny stock firms to access mineral rights.
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Ing
Ail
Walter Gutman
Af Gondbady &&Co
Cerma
Springtime In Paris Business Springs From Matrimonial Rush
In Paris the matrimonial bureau run by Corinne DeLachy and Lucie Buinar near the Opera House sees spring demand surge. Clients fill questionnaires as Cupid decor suggests romance, with Corinne noting a rise in applicants and a shift in what men seek from “rich, lovely, young smith” to “a lovely young girl.”
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Paris
Nana
Corinne DeLachy
Lucie Buinar
Chausee ‘d'Antin
Opera House
Cupid
Femme
Corinne
Alain
Tate
Smith
Dewline radar line linked to peace and prosperity drive
Prosperity seen as key to peace in the Middle East frames a broader view of ULB access as 15 U.S. reporters including aviation editor Leverett G. Richards tour the Distant Early Warning radar line along the 70th parallel. The piece notes a new igloo design, the vast Dewline, and the joint U.S. Canada effort extending radar protection to the Arctic coasts.
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Middle E
Leverett Gi. Richards
The
Portland Oregonian
U.S
ULB
Canada
Leverett G. Richards
Alaska
United States
Western Electric Company
China
Arctic
500 Mile Race Lures Tourists In Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS INL The vacation season is under way in Indiana with thousands from across the nation preparing trips to Brown County and Indianapolis for the 500 mile race buildup. Motorists flock to practice laps and qualifications as Memorial Day nears while many plan stops en route to the Derby in Louisville at the renovated French Lick Springs Hotel once owned by Thomas Taggart. Concluded on Page 3.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Brown County
Ken Hubbard
Abe Martin
Louisville
Lick
Springs
Hills
Thomas Taggart
Factory Rebuilds Heart Victims Morale in New York
A scrambled report centers on 27 year old Frank who faced heart disease and fear, and how a New York cardiacs workshop helped him return to work. Det Dudley White notes fear and uncertainty among patients while the Alira workshop trains heart disease victims to overcome anxiety. Frank soon resumed his job and social life, moving from despondency to a more normal routine under the sheltered workshop program.
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New York
Nana
Frank
Alira
Frank Foutet
USIA pushes American music to sway foreign tastes
Washington seeks to intensify efforts to infiltrate minds abroad through U S cultural outreach, stressing that music must reflect American composers. David Cooper notes VOA broadcasts of symphonies and jazz aim to prove U S culture extends beyond orchestras and singers, but distribution abroad remains hampered by recording access.
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Washington
United States Information Agency
David Cooper
Acrose
Voice of America
U. S
Spring Fever Spurs Data Requests on Sunken Treasures
Washington based Maritime Administration repeatedly receives springtime inquiries from divers and private owners seeking locations and values of sunken ships from World War II eras. Officials note many requests are speculative or for valuable wrecks and warn that recovery rights remain limited. no verifiable list of recoverable sunken treasure exists.
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Washington
INS
Maritime Administration
Lng
U. S
Lake
Teteen
Snadeon Erie
Polar Bear North of Dewline Causes Kitchen Chaos
A Dewline cook recounts a March 1953 Arctic incident when a polar bear entered a radar site kitchen after dishwater was thrown. Bill Maynard and crew retreated as the bear drenched the area, ate and destroyed food and equipment, and died in the wreckage after base-based rescue efforts arrived.
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Bill Maynard
Arctic
Maynard
Britain enters a scooter age at Cycle Show
Britain has entered the scooter era as a British maker unveiled two scooter models at the Cycle and Motorcycle Show. The new scooters retail at 207 and 560 pounds with purchase tax included. The show featured the models as industry top secrets.
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Britain
London
Hax
Ite
Rise From Serfdom Urged In Egypt Report by Reuben Slonim
In Egypt a correspondent recalls eight days of travel as a Jew, detailing visa scrutiny, Zionist fear, and the risk of taboo labels. He notes officials would shun or penalize Zionists, and that disclosure of religion or Zionist ties could trigger action while he observed and reported.
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Reuben Slonim Arrusaueal
Nana
Kaas
Otuwa
Egypt
Orabbi
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Ory
Gutman
Gol
Ast
Dewline
Savage
Emile Sustani
Lebanon
Ous Uy
Suade Frank
Jehan
Cooper
USIA
Zurich
Eies
Switzerland
Ted
Jgold
Thierest
Arab World
Heine
Tarael
Cave 10Th
Geese
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