Crown of Hungary remains in U.S. custody a mystery
The holy crown of Hungary, a priceless relic taken by Allied forces in 1945, sits in U.S. custody with a secret location. The crown, also called St Stephen’s crown, is guarded by State Department policy and remains disputed between Hungarian exiles and the Communist government.
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Donald H. May
Washington
U.S. Army
Wiesbaden
Germany
U.S
State Department
Hungary
Sylvester II
Stephen I
Federal Aviation Agency
Storm
WFAA
Fort Knox
United States
Crown of
St. Stephen
Europe
Aviation Safety Debate Splits General Aviation Stakeholders
AOPA and FAA safety programs clash over private pilot事故 rates as critics cite high fatality figures. CAB data show general aviation accidents in 1963 and 1964, while sponsors argue education and proficiency reduce risks.
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AOPA
Jairlines
FAA
Fairlines
Beenj Aviation
Mppanile
Fematinn Af
Washington
UPI
General Aviations Aeronautics Board
CAB
AGPA
General Aviation
Negro voting power reshapes Southern politics
The growth of Negro voting power shifts the South toward biracial politics as white officials adjust. In Georgia a Negro voter drive drew 2000 new names, softening sheriff opposition. in Alabama a candidate for sheriff pours plans into courting the new vote, foreseeing defeat for the incumbent. Politicians foresee more moderate white candidates and open lines of communication, though opposition remains in rural areas and the delta where Negroes may back their own candidates.
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Atlanta
South
Georgia
Alabama
Leroy Johnson
Johnson
Reas
Zollie R. Compton
Jefferson County
Mississippi
Dist. Atty
W. H. Johnston
Decatur
Delta
Johnston
Leland Enzor
Covington County
Viet Nam War Wealth Shift Sparks Local Cash Frenzy
American GIs bring dollars to Saigon and Da Nang boosting local wealth as Vietnamese traders seek to skim, with many skirting anti American sentiment by pledging to spend. The influx fuels price jumps, new taxi dreams, and beer franchises near bases amid a broader shift in daily life.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
UPI
Washington
New York
United States
Isays
da Nang
Quin Nhon
Na Association
Hause
Jilted reformer leads protest at Alameda County Courthouse
Dr Julius Winterfield 50 head of the United States Divorce Reform Inc organized a pickup line demonstration in Oakland California to protest what he calls unfair divorce laws His ex wife led a counter demonstration at the scene
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Oakland
Calif
UPI
Julius Winterfield
United States Divorce Reform Inc
Alamedat County
Epitaph Revives Old West In Antique Tombstone Makeover
The Tombstone Epitaph reverts to 1880s style under Tombstone Historical Society guidance. The issue features line drawings and bold headlines recalling Wyatt Earp era, with stories from both past file clippings and current events. A 1891 bar ban and an 1883 minors gambling prohibition appear in the revived pages.
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Tombstone, Ariz
UPI
Tombstone Epitaph
Arizona
Tombstone Historical Society
Epitaph
John P Clum
Tombstone
Wyatt Earp
Virgil
Morgan
Mme. LeDeau
Sam Goddard
Montana
Discotheques of Manhattan Reach for the Scene
A vivid tour of New York discotheques with mentions of Arthur, The Rolling Stone, Ginza, Shepheard's, and The Scene. The piece notes the blurred lines of social life among Amherst students, east side venues, and the lure of high style in clubs as guests navigate music, fashion, and nightlife.
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Epic
Pakistan
Viet Nam
Newsweek
New Yorker
Washington
Watts
Warhol
Tingerlip
Manhattan
Arthur
The
Rolling Stone
Ginza
G@ndine
Shepheard
Scene
Trade Heller
Amherst
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Andrea Duda
Worchester, Masse
Andrea
Miami Beach
Fla
Voov
VeVoo
Aviation Agency
Robert J. Serling
Ilape Program
Fate Panda
Teeatucu Wigan Sdiviy Avaluation
Air Force
J.D. “Smokey” Caldera
McKee
Maggie
First Cavalry Air Mobile Division
Viet’ Nam
Sahara
Tombstone’s Newspaper
Alsop and Lippmann
Barton-Taylor
Park Avenue
Grandmama
Brave
Tequilla
Jess
Ivy League
Drake Hotel
Tiffany's
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