Britain's New Flying Triangle Crashes In Fire
London July 1 news reports Britain's supersonic flying triangle the Jota crashed yesterday. Pilot Bil Waterton, 38, escaped flames after the crash while the craft was damaged. officials and a companion also crash landed at Boscone.
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Canadian born squadron leader hero of crash and aviation progress
The Canadian born squadron leader survived a crash as his aircraft burned after the accident. Fire crews saved the aircraft from total destruction. The Air Ministry recently approved the delta shaped Gloster GA-6 for mass production, praising its triangular wing design. A newer Bristol Olympus jet engine promises higher thrust and power, developed by Bristol and licensed in the US by Wright Aeronautical. If space remains, late season beds may host pot grown roses without disturbing established plants.
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New Teeland disease reported in 1950 outbreak
Kingston Ontario July 1 report on a newly identified disease termed Teeland disease seen in Northern New York during 1950 summer and fall. Dr D Naldrett White of Queen's University and Dr Robert Burteh of Alexandria Bay describe a poliomyelitis like illness with milder symptoms, mostly affecting the ankles rather than the nerves, lacking crippling or respiratory involvement.
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