Saucers From Page One
Ethereal and unexplained flying objects are described as inter planetary or Communist in persuasion by observers. The Air Force says there is no pattern indicating a conscious control. The saucer craze has grown for two months and peaked with radar sightings at Washington National Airport on two consecutive Saturdays. On the latest sighting last Saturday.
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Air Force
Washington National Airport
Mae Tyat
Ma Aoe Hohe
Air Defense Command
Sam Patterson
Newstle Air del
Defense Command
ATR
Strategic Air Command
Tra
Sheare
Sameford
E. J. Rup
Ie Charhe
Wright- Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Feonra
Mysterious objects seen over Washington again
Early today radar from the Civil Aeronautics Administration and military sensors tracked unidentified objects over the capital for about six hours. Interceptors from Air Defense Command pursued the objects while pilots reported steady lights that faded as they approached.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Administration Trade Control Center
Chiang Kai-shek sees off MAAG unit in Formosa return
Chiang Kai-shek bid farewell to 25 American soldiers who arrived in May 1951 with the first U.S. Military Assistance Advisory Group to Nationalist China. The group departs Formosa for the United States on rotation.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Chiang Wai-Shek
MAAG
China
United States
Eisenhower Schedule Shows No Earlier Engagements
President Eisenhower plans to attend a convention on July 11 with no prior commitments. He will fly from Denver to Los Angeles for a V F W appearance, speak in the evening, then return by plane the following day.
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V.F.W
Eisenhower
Denver
Los Angeles
Nixon Promises Peace Led Prosperity in Whittier
Whittier Calif. welcomed Dick Nixon with a crowd exceeding five thousand as he urged prosperity built on peace. He backed Eisenhower to provide leadership for victory without war and anticipated a fall California campaign tour. Eisenhower to receive the Bernard M Baruch Medal from the VFW after a brief address.
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Whittier
Calif
Dick Nixon
Whittier College Stadium
Dwight Eisenhower
America
Eisenhower
V.F.W
Bernard M. Baruch
Veterans Organization
Eisenshower
Vaneef
Vanedenberg
Vandenberg
California
Colorado Rockies
Sherman Adams
New Hampshire
Man Recovering From Heart Attack
Fulton Weaiter Alnutt of Hannibal road is recovering at Lee Memorial Hospital after a heart attack on Sunday on South First Street. Firemen revived him with a respirator at the scene before emergency transport. Dr. Harry L. Alpert treated him and aides include Acting Chief George Allen and Firemen Joseph LaBeef and Elliott Singleton.
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Fulton—Weaiter Alnutt
Hannibal Rd
Inday
Lee Memorial Hospital
S. First St
Alnutt
Harry L. Alpert
George Aliens
Joseph LaBeef
Elliott Singleton
Truman backs Missouri attorney general in Senate race
President Truman endorses J. E. Bucky Taylor for the Democratic Senate nomination in Missouri as he weighs party races. Taylor faces W. Stuart Symington, former Air Force secretary, in a contest seen as tough, with Truman not yet taking sides in the gubernatorial battle between Phil Donnelly and Phil Welch.
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Kansas City
Taylor
Phil Donnelly
Phil Welch
D-Mo
Truman
Muehlbach
Board Throws Out Taft Challenger Petition in N Y
New York board of elections rejected Richard Neville’s Republican congressional petition after a hearing citing insufficient valid signatures. Neville, a lawyer, was one of four New York delegates who backed Senator Robert Taft against Gov. Dewey at the GOP convention. He sought the 17th District nomination against Frederic R. Coudert Jr. ahead of the August 19 primary.
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New York
Manhattan
G.O.P
Senator Brien McMahon to be buried in Norwalk Conn
Senator Brien McMahon formerly of Connecticut died of cancer yesterday and will be buried Thursday in his birthplace Norwalk. His family asked friends to make contributions to the American Cancer Society instead of sending flowers.
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Washington
Brien McMahon
D-Conn
Norwalk
Conn
American Cancer Society
Aluminum United Steelworkers affect 5000 in Kaiser plants
The union affected about 5000 workers in Kaiser facilities as steel firms cut safety margins to speed output. Defense officials warned it could take two to three months to restore civilian production. Henry Fowler projected a 200 million ton steel production loss as talks continued. Reynolds Metal and Alcoa sought small price boosts for primary aluminum and a larger rise for all aluminum products.
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Defense
Henry H. Fowler
Fowler
Waite
Reynolds Metal Co
Reynolds
Alcoa
Kaiser
Ned
Funeral Today For Slain FBI Man
Funeral services are held today for FBI agent Joseph J. Brock 44 who was killed Saturday when agents confronted bank robber Gerhard A. Puff 38. Puff was arraigned yesterday at Bellevue Hospital on charges of killing a federal officer and a federal grand jury may hear the case. Reporter note the possible attendance of FBI Chief J Edgar Hoover.
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New York
FBI
Joseph J. Brock
Gerhard A. Puff
J. Edgar Hoover
Puff
Bellevue Hospital
Brock
Mil
Local man buried after mass at St Joan of Arc Church
The obituary notes a man from Milwaukee who will be buried in St ee Cemetery Farmingdale New York after a mass at St Joan of ie Church He leaves a wife and three children.
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Lwaukee
St.ee
Farmingdale
St. Joan of Ie
Brock
Carpet Talks Reopen Amsterdam Strike Talks
The Bigelow Sanford Carpet Company and C. I. C. textile workers have resumed negotiations to end a strike now in its ninth week at the plant in Amsterdam.
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Amsterdam
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Company
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Washington St
Hi T O'Shea
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Addis Co
Syracuse
AME
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Lever Brothers Company
J. R. Tucker Littleton
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S. J. Faris
Port Washington, N.Y
Sam Small
Suds
Sam
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Caliaia CT
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Cor. of
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