Brother seeks clue to mysterious fate of missing pilot
New Florence Pennsylvania sees the unresolved case of 1st Lt. Paul Byron Whipkey missing since July 10 1958 from Fort Ord California. The Army declared him absent without leave then desertion though the family disputes it and a 1982 board ruled his death occurred in the line of duty. Whipkey’s brother Carl collected documents and pressed officials, raising theories of secret operations radiation exposure and possible crew or weapon tests. Senators aid his pursuit amid continued secrecy.
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Johnny Jumper Breaks Frog Jump Record at Calaveras Jubilee
Angels Camp Calif AP Johnny Jumper leaped more than 20 feet to break a 7 year record at the Calaveras County Frog Jumping Jubilee winning the 1500 first prize. Bruce Hamilton of Sacramento owns the frog and his team of nine brought 300 frogs to the fair Ground where spectators drenched him in beer champagne and ice water. The 20 feet 358 inch leap surpassed Denny Matasci s E Davey Crockett by less than a half inch as a three hop measurement determined the distance.
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