Tiros Discovers Suspicious Cloud East of Antilles
A Navy hurricane hunter plane will depart Puerto Rico to investigate a suspicious cloud area spotted east of the Antilles by the Tiros weather satellite. Meanwhile a weak to moderate easterly wave moved into the windward passage between Cuba and Hispaniola, bringing showers. Forecasters expect no intensification as it moves west at about 15 mph with top winds near 25 mph.
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Miami
UPI
Puerto Rico
Antilles
Tiros
Miami Weather Bureau
Cuba
Hispanola
Court Hearing Delayed For Suspect In Forgery Case
In Dodge City Kansas the sheriff postponed the hearing on forgery charges as a pregnant suspect, who had been hastily released, stated the court could proceed today. The case remains unresolved while the stork looms over the courtroom.
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Dodge City
Kan
UPI
City and County Chided For Not Using Federal Civil Defense Funds
Civil defense officials deplored Tucson and Pima County for not securing $200,000 in federal funds to build an emergency operations center with a $400,000 project. Col J G Holloway said the shortfall hindered CD efforts, while Stoltz warned of budget cuts limiting siren systems and personnel. Regional CD leaders noted nationwide intensified efforts and shelter space studies.
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Dominic Crolla
Tucson
Pima County
Col
J. G. Holloway
Phoenix
Holloway
N. Meyer Ave
W. Pennington St
A. E.stoltz
Board of Supervisors
Stoltz
John Upsher Smith
Santa Rosa
Calif
F. Edward ‘Hebert
D-La
United States
Arizona
Davis-Monthan
Luke Air Force Bases
Morning Glory Seeds Said To Give Kicks
Senator Vance Hartke of Indiana told the Senate Commerce Committee that morning glory seeds are popular with teenagers who seek kicks from eating them. He urged an investigation into whether seed sales should be controlled, claiming the seeds contain an LSD-like substance and pose a dangerous risk.
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Washington
UPT
Vance Hartke
Morning Glory
Hartke
Indiana
Senate Commerce Committee
Big 4-H groups honored at Arizona roundup banquet
More than 750 4-H members and leaders gathered at the University of Arizona Union to honor Shield and Clover award winners, with Patricia Hand of Tucson among $300 Standard Oil scholarships. Roles were distributed by UA President Harvill and Dean Harald E. Myers to industry, business, education, and government leaders.
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University of Arizona
Ernest Hoffman
R. M. Price
Dan W. Clarke
G. B. Pond
Tucson
S. C. Warman
University of Arizona Student Union
Pima County
Pulitzer Prize Winning Poet Roethke Dies at 55
Seattle report says Theodore Roethke a Pulitzer Prize winning poet died of a heart attack after collapsing in a Bainbridge Island pool. He was an English professor at the University of Washington since 1947 and won the 1953 Pulitzer for The Waking.
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Seattle
Wash
UPI
Theodore Roethke
Bainbridge Island
Roethke
Puget
University of Washington
University of Michigan
Harvard
The
Monkey's Capers Not Applesauce in Connecticut
Orange resident John Rzasa reported a mischievous monkey in his apple tree, ducking a thrown apple core as the animal continued eating and tossing fruit. The scene, described by a New Haven Register circulation supervisor, remains unexplained.
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UPI
John Rzasa
Azasa
Rzasa
New Haven Register
Drunken Drivers Fined Jailed In City Court
Four motorists appeared in City Court on drunken driving charges with sentences including fines and jail terms. Santos Granillo, 29, 1325 W El Rio Dr, pleaded guilty to a second offense and received 150 dollars fine and 15 days in jail. Jesus M Martinez, 29, 1142 W Prince Road, Dale Faber, 32, 5731 E Mabel St, and Lauro Yarro Villegas, 35, 1550 N Yavapat St, each got 100 dollar fines and 10 days in jail. Villegas pleaded guilty while Martinez and Faber were found guilty after trial.
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Santos Granillo
W. el Rio
Jesus M. Martinez
Prince Road
Dale Faber
E. Mabel St
Bridges Pop Up In Pittsburgh City Of Bridges
Pittsburgh hosts about 300 bridges within the city and roughly 1,760 in Allegheny County as it grew around the Monongahela and Allegheny rivers. The Smithfield Street Bridge, dating to 1885, spans the point into downtown and the 2,365-foot Washington Crossing Bridge commemorates a 1753 river crossing.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Monongahela
Allegheny
Point
Ohio River
John Roebling
Brooklyn Bridge
New York
Roebling
Smithfield
Paul Gruber
Bureau of Highways and Sewers
Gruber
Manchester
Baje Street
South Hills
Smithfield Street
Connecticut
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S. Silverberg & Sons
E. Congress
Glover
Oracle
Rocker
SERTA
Mattress & Box
Seata King S
E. Broadway
Mpare
Danish Modern
SUN
Hoto
Arizona State Bankers Association
Valley National Bank
Mac Doty
Harold Thurber
E. S. McSweeney
Sen Pho
Patricia Hand
Amphitheater
Mesa
Staple Vision
Kryptok
Cleer
Lena
East Congress
East Speedway
Pamy
Sie
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