Wise Bird Delights in Flat Tires at Wellington Farm
Cape Town report says Piet the Marais family's crow enjoys deflating tires. A visiting electrician found all four tires on his truck flat while Piet also shoots down bicycle tires, deterring visitors as locals grow wary of calling on the Marais in the Wellington district.
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64 Graduate Has Bright Prospects
Labor Secretary Wirtz says 1964 graduates face better job prospects across fields as the economy shows growing promise. Engineers still in strong demand with starting salaries from 6000 to 7200 dollars. chemists physicists mathematicians accountants statisticians and teachers also see favorable outlooks for June graduates and those pursuing advanced degrees.
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Washington
UPI
W. Willard Wirtz
Bid Call Authorized For Broadway Bridge
The Board of Supervisors authorized bidding to build a three lane Broadway bridge over the Pantano north of the existing two lane bridge. Bids open at 11 a.m. May 18. County financed project upgrades Broadway from Kolb Road to Camino Seco and plans for a six lane divided highway will be submitted to the State Highway Department soon. Federal aid 76 percent, county 24 percent. Total cost estimated at 45000 dollars. Federal funds requested for three other projects including Mission Road widening and Ina Road improvement. Kitt Peak Observatory Road to be paved with 100 percent federal financing. others under 76-24 formula. Right of way for Mission Road mainly the issue. city to handle Mission from Ajo Drive to city limits.
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Airman Credited With Rescue Of Burned Driver
T Sgt Jesse Langham of Davis-Monthan AFB and his wife aided Mrs Eva Mae Stultz after a two car crash on E 28th St and Columbus Blvd. Stultz 58 was reported in satisfactory condition at St Josephs Hospital with injuries from the blaze and a ditch rollover. Langham serves in Headquarters Squadron 43rd Combat Support Group.
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Eva Mae Stultz
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Parents Stand by UFO Sighting Near Helena Despite Air Force Prank Claim
Montana parents with a reported flying saucer sighting near Canyon Ferry Village insist the event was real. They challenge Air Force and Northwestern University experts, noting their children were grilled for hours and still maintain the sighting, while local authorities defer findings to Project Blue Book.
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Helena
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Chicago Tribune
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Hynek
Socorro
N. M
Bert Davis
Davis
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Rust
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Washington
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New Mexico UFO Mystery Baffles Northwestern Astronomer
Dr. J Allen Hynek said he is still puzzled by an unidentified flying object report from Socorro New Mexico. He questioned the witness reliability and noted radar failed to detect the craft. The astronomer also noted most cases turn out to be natural phenomena or simple objects.
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New Mexico
J. Allen Hynek
Department of Astronomy
Northwestern University
Socorro
N.M
Lonnie Samora
Dr. Hynek
Samara
Hynek
Dearborn Observatory
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Hearing Continues In Theresa Robichaud Murder Case
A Maricopa Superior Court hearing resumes to review evidence against Theresa Robichaud a 17 year old Fresno California girl charged with two counts of murder in the Apache Junction double slaying. County officials argue the transcript contains circumstantial evidence and must be read in full while her companion Herbert Shotkey 30 has confessed but said she was not involved.
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UPI
Theresa Robichaud
Maricopa
Warren L. McCarthy
Fresno
Calif
Felix Gordon
Gordon
John Bertella
Apache Junction
Herbert Shotkey
Renowned Alcoholic Beverage Control Lawyer Dies
George R. Beneman, 71, a leading Washington DC liquor law advocate, died in Miami Beach. He helped organize Monsanto Chemical Co and National Distillers Corp and served as Washington counsel for Schenley Industries. Born in St Michaels Maryland.
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Miami Beach
Fla
George R. Beneman
Washington, D.C
Monsanto Chemical Co
National Distillers Corp
Schenley Industries, Inc
Washington
St. Michaels
Hotel sues Peter Lawford over unpaid Beverly Hilton bill
Beverly Hilton sues actor Peter Lawford and his production firm for 6762.42 claiming it is the balance of a 9011 bill for lodgings and services at the Beverly Hilton from August 1962 to November 1963. Hilton Hotels Corp. asserts the debt remains unpaid.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Peter Lawford
Beverly Hilton Hotel
Hilton Hotels Corp
Lawford
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