Missing Pan American Stratocruiser With 44 Aboard
Honolulu reports Pan American Airways Stratocruiser with 44 aboard presumed missing over the Pacific between Honolulu and San Francisco. Massive air and sea search launched including Navy, Coast Guard, and surface vessels. Lights sighted near the area but no wreckage found through the night.
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Democrats Push Credit Relaxation Amid Economic Woes
Washington reports Democrats renew demands to ease federal credit restraints to counter unemployment, arguing tight money harms housing and consumer sales. The piece covers Sen Chavez and Rep Reuss, with mentions of missiles funding, Fed restraint, and a bank payroll theft investigation.
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Jack Bell
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Judge Receives Oil Gift in Fulton Civil Court
In Fulton Civil Court Judge A. L. Henson received a bottle of oil from a juror to fix a squeaking chair. The juror said the oil was intended to silence a noisy chair, a claim the judge relayed after the incident yesterday.
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Fulton
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Major Switch Made In Policy Launching Likely in 6 Weeks
Secretary of Defense McElroy orders the Army into the American earth satellite program using the Jupiter-C test device. The move shifts from Navy exclusive Vanguard plans toward an Army involvement and potential launch within six weeks, prompting mixed assessments from experts and officials about timing and priorities.
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Hagen
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Unobtainium Scarcity Affects Space Material Talks
Tass reports the Soviets claim unobtainium, the ultimate material for space tech, remains scarce. U S sources note no satellite or Laika mention, while Maj. Gen Senter and Dr. Hynek discuss securing a name for the elusive substance and its potential production implications at Wright-Patterson and Cambridge.
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Ohlo
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Laika
J. Allen Hynek
Bease
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Cambridge
Mass
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Hynek
Heldo
Severe Weather Hits Buffalo Area With High Winds and Damage
A fierce winter storm battered Western New York with gale force winds and heavy snow. Highways iced over, visibility dropped to near zero in areas near Ames, slowing traffic, while Lake Erie shores faced wind whipped snow. Five injuries reported, extensive property damage including a 350 foot wall toppled at Amherst construction site and several storefronts damaged. Power outages occurred across the region with scattered outages and candle use reported. The Buffalo Botanical Garden suffered many broken windows and risk to a geranium crop from low temperatures.
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Space Housewife Ends Trance in Chicago Rescue
Mrs Ora Hupnes of Gary Indiana emerged from a five day hypnotic trance at 10 10 am CST. A nervous wreck mother of three, she was reported to have entered the trance to escape earthly problems and was brought back to earth today.
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Gary Ing
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Hypnosis Sleep Study Delays Hour by Hour
A Chicago hypnotist, Edwin L. Baron, induces a housewife to sleep for five days while reporting days and dates. Mrs. Hughes recovers awareness only after being asked questions about the week. The incident raises questions about hypnotic trance and its effects.
Police arrest man who claimed stolen car in Indianapolis
Walter Nedrich, 26, of Louisville Kentucky, was arrested in Indianapolis when he arrived to claim a stolen car. Police said Nedrich had stolen the vehicle to make the trip.
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Walter Nedrich
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Nedrich
Empire State License Plates On the Agenda in 1934
New York motorists may push to keep Empire State on license plates despite proposals to change it Gov Harriman shows interest but says no final decision. Hudson Champlain celebration promoters want a 1954 tie in, Oswego Palladium Times calls the idea reckless regionalism opposes change. Licensing printer deadlines in January 1959 complicate a plate redesign.
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Henry Hudson
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Last Pilot Lands Plane on Road Near Hyacinthe
James Shapiro, 29, of Sarahac Lake, N. Y., landed his Beecherraft Bonanza on a highway three miles from Hyacinthe during a gusty rainstorm. He escaped unhurt as the plane rolled into a ditch and suffered damage. Poor weather and radio problems pushed him off course while attempting to reach Montreal, 2 miles west of here.
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James Shapiro
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Montreal
Chuckle Exchange Sparks Q&A About Secretary Hire
A light exchange shows Jones asking about a wrong, Sorich noting his wife hires a secretary, with a playful misstatement about hair color and a puzzled response. The snippet hints at a humorous dialogue and local humor tone from the page.
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Sorich
Miss McCoy Named Assistant Attorney General in Albany
Attorney General Louis J. Leftowitz announced the appointment of Jean R. McCoy at 8000 Court Street as assistant attorney general. McCoy, a Syracuse University College of Law graduate, has served as research counsel and legal consultant in state offices and Children’s Court. Royal D. Woolsey also resigns as assistant attorney general after joining the Albany office in 1963.
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Giles
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Woolsey
Albany
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Canastoma
Madison County
College of Laws
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