Navy probes Thresher disaster photos in closed hearings
The Navy court of inquiry examined 15 debris photos aboard Atlantis II off Cape Cod as part of a yard by yard search for the Thresher wreck. Investigators offered no clear verdict on whether the images show Thresher hull parts, while scuttling of the Toro was postponed to aid clues.
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Navy Court of Inquiry
Thresher
Cape Cod
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Mass
Oceanographic Institution
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Atlantis
Washington
Toro
Airman Hurt In Car Crash Recovering
A 24 year old Davis-Monthan Air Force Base airman, Airman 3.C. James Dentley, sustained broken fingers and multiple cuts after a car driven by Airman 1.C. Eugene Tavares swerved to avoid an animal and overturned on the Nogales Highway. Dentley is in satisfactory condition at the base hospital. Two other passengers suffered minor injuries and were treated and released. The crash occurred around 9:30 a.m. northbound on the highway.
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Air Force
James Dentley
390Th Strategic Missile Wing
Arizona Highway Patrol
Dentley
C. Eugene Tavares
Hidalgo Vista
Tavares
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D-M
C. Desse Cook
303Rd
Clarence Moore
N. Herbert Ave
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Highway Patrol
1460 Air Cadets On Parade At UA With 16 Awards
The University of Arizona Air Force ROTC held its graduating review as about 1,400 cadets paraded and sixteen received special awards. Maj. Gen. Edward G. Lansdale attended with his son Cadet Lt. Col. Edward R. Lansdale commanding the cadet swing.
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Air Force Times
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Dale 5. Retrum
Reserve Officers Association
Martin B. Cole
Carl P. Tobey
Chicago Tribune
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Willcox
Chilton McPheeters
Cred Tribune
Khrushchev May Return to Nuclear Testing Says Khrushchev Told by Cousins
Norman Cousins reports meeting Khrushchev who allegedly said Russian scientists demand more tests and he might authorize them. The editor emphasized Kennedy's push for a test ban and noted the trip was private with San Jose speech revealing nothing of it until now.
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Norman Cousins
The
Saturday Review
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Khrushchev
Cousins
Black Sea
Russia
Kennedy
World Report
San Jose City College
United States
U.S
Police Help Pull Weeds
Rosemead California residents report a passerby asked Mrs Alice Perez if she grew marijuana plants. Deputies found and destroyed more than 20 plants up to three feet high. Perez was not detained.
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Rosemead
Calif
UPI
Alice Perez
Sheriff's Deputies
New College Hiring Policy Adopted
The state board of regents adopted a policy requiring ASU UA and ASC to obtain regents approval before hiring faculty from another state institution. Regent Leon Levy warned a potential issue may arise. ASU president Dr. G Homer Durham noted ASU may graduate its largest class June 4 with 2,008 applicants.
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UPI
State Board of Regents
Arizona State University
University of Arizona
Arizona State College
Leon Levy
Tucson
G. Homer Durham
ASU
ASC
Tempe School
Burglars Break Into Village Jewelers
Thieves stormed Village Jewelers at 3006 E Broadway by breaking through the roof late last night or early this morning but failed to crack the safe and stole about $1000 in merchandise mostly rings, according to police and management.
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Village Jewelers
E. Broadway
Court Order Ends Ford Plant Strike
A nine day wildcat strike by 3700 UAW Local 588 members at Ford Motor stamping plant in Chicago Heights ended after Circuit Court Judge Charles S. Dougherty ordered workers back to work and issued an injunction against further picketing. The strike over health and safety grievances could have idled 40,000 Ford production workers in 11 states. permanent referee Harry H. Platt found the walkout in violation of the UAW Ford contract, stating it was not authorized by the international union or the contract procedures.
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United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Company
Chicago Heights
UAW
Ford
Charles S. Dougherty
Daugherty
Harry H. Platt
Uaw-Ford
Platt
International Union
Stops Attacks in Minutes Formula Sold Without Prescription
New York report says a leading asthma prescription formula, proven to halt attacks in minutes and provide hours of relief, is now available without a prescription in most states. Doctors previously favored it for private patients due to safety when used as directed.
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