Car Found as Calif Couple Remains Missing in Desert
Mohave County deputies found a car believed to belong to William Hughes 67 and Eleanor Hughes 52 of San Bernardino abandoned about 35 miles northeast of Parker during a desert search. Ed Stewart reported spotting the vehicle from the air and guided deputies to the scene where tracks led eastward. The car was stuck in a wash crossing a pipeline service road. the couple left June 12 cactus hunting and are experienced desert travelers.
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Kansas City Teens Sail Raft from KC to New Orleans
Tyrone Carson and David J. Martin, both 19, and David’s 17 year old brother Jackson left Kansas City on an 18 by 10 foot raft using river currents. They reached St. Louis after 14 days on the Missouri River and continued toward New Orleans along the Mississippi River.
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Teacher Attends NEA Convention in Los Angeles
Mrs Inez W Johnson of Tucson a Sunnyside High School homemaking teacher attends the 98th annual National Education Association convention as a Sun nyside Education Association delegate. The 15000 educators convene with the theme A United Profession Enhances Quality in Education.
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Fireworks Casualties To Be Few This Fourth Of July
A National Fire Protection Association official said casualties this Fourth of July will be no more than ten, with few fatal. Percy Bugbee, NFPA general manager, noted state controls limit fireworks to public displays or cap pistols for kids, and violations may occur where controls are weak or bootleg fireworks enter restricted areas.
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13 Million Paid For Employee Ideas
New York report shows suggestions boxes yielded over 13 million dollars in savings for 1958. Of 1.7 million ideas, about 25 percent were accepted, with 968 steel industry ideas cutting production costs by more than 872 thousand dollars annually.
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American Iron and Steel Institute
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