Father Believes Missing Son Will Finish Trip to Bermuda
In Morehead City North Carolina Melvin West an aspiring sailor remains missing on day nine of a planned two day voyage to Bermuda in a small open boat His father Barry West a licensed motorboat operator says he believes Melvin can complete the 80 mile Atlantic crossing if weather holds The freighter Aldebaran offered fuel which Melvin declined and the Coast Guard conducted a large two day search with multiple aircraft and cutters costing about 300000 with no confirmed sighting yet.
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John’ Spierer
Brooklyn
N. Y
Robert
Long Island Jewish Hospital
Morehead City
N.C
Melvin West
Bermuda
Barry West
Tjnt
Melvin
Nelvin
The
Coast Guard
Navy
Marine
Air Force
Debaran
Kovac Leads Small Business Clinic Session at James Wood School
Irvin Kovac of the Richmond SBA office addressed the Small Business Clinic at James Wood School last night. Marvin Ball of the same office attended as a guest. The class is part of a distributive education program with Winchester, Berryville and Front Royal. George Lucas of the Winchester-Frederick County Chamber of Commerce spoke on additional aid sources. A film on the distributive education program was shown. The next session is October 31 at 7:30 p.m. at the Lee-Jackson Restaurant with F. L. Largent Jr. speaking on legal relationships in small business.
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Irvin Kovac
Richmond
The
Small Business Administration
James Wood School
Kovac
Marvin Ball
SBA
Distributive Education
Winchester
Berryville
Front Royal
Methodist Bishops Stand Against Racial Restructuring
In Atlanta the Southeastern Methodist bishops declare support for preserving the current jurisdictional system that provides a separate Negro jurisdiction. Led by Bishop Arthur J. Moore the group argues unification would threaten rights and vows to resist orders from other regions. The hearing, headed by Bishop John Branscomb, examines church governance amid segregation concerns.
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Atlanta
Southeast
Arthur J. Moore
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Moore
John Branscomb
Jacksonville
Fla
Branscomb
College of Bishops
Backman G. Hodge
Birmingham
Nolan B. Harmon
Charlotte
Marvin A. Franklin
Jackson
William T. Watkire
Louisville
Roy H. Shortville
Paul N. Garbermond
Flying Boxcar Crash Kills Four Crewmembers
A U S Air Force C119 Flying Boxcar crashed near a Midwest City residential area killing four crewmen. The plane, en route from Los Angeles to Chanute AFB, reportedly disintegrated after an engine failure as it attempted a glide. Names of the crew were withheld.
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Midwest City
Okla
Charles Chilcoat
Tinker Air Force Base
Chilcoat
Tinker
Chanute
Los Angeles
Air Force
Midwest
Tinker and Douglas Aircraft Co
Big Air Material Area
Oklahoma City
Guatemala Junta Talks to End Street Demonstrations
Guatemala's new military government pressed talks to stop protests by supporters of presidential candidate Miguel Ydigoras, who claims he was robbed. Ydigoras urged Congress to install Guillermo Flores Avendaño as acting president and order a new election, while demonstrators protested outside the National Palace for the fourth straight night.
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Guatemala
Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes
Miguel Ortiz Passarelli Ydigoras
Congress
Guillermo Flores Avendano
Ydigoras
National
Ortiz
Guatemala City
Arctic tern's annual voyage from Arctic nests to Antarctic shores
The Arctic tern migrates between the Arctic breeding grounds and Antarctic wintering areas each year. It nests in the Arctic summer and then travels about 11 000 miles to nest again in the Antarctic for the rest of the year.
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Arctic
Antarctic
Sputnik launch may be a fake stunt claims Redlands physicist
Charles E. Bartley of the Far Side Project suggests Russia’s Sputnik launch could have been a balloon release rather than an ICBM. He notes the propaganda value is superb and questions the claimed missile test, inviting objective analysis despite Soviet assertions.
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Redlands
Calif
Russia
U.S
Charles E. Bartley
Bartley
University of Redlands
Sputnik could launch from balloon says expert
Bartley president of Grand Central Rocket Co. argues Sputnik could have been launched from a balloon using small rockets rather than a large ICBM. He cites a Soviet scientist in Barcelona who questions the satellite’s reported weight and supports lighter weights for orbital delivery. Remarks were made Tuesday and released yesterday.
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Sputnik
Anna T. Masevich
Soviet Astronautical Council
Barcelona
Spain
Bartley
Grand Central Rocket Co
Laborite Foot Defeats Conservative Opponent in Ipswich
IPSWICH England Laborite Dingle Foot won a parliamentary vacancy seat over Conservative John Cobbold as Conservative support continued to fall. Foot secured more than twice Cobbold's vote amid a steady decline for the governing party.
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Ipswich
England
Britain
Dingle Foot
John Cobbold
Ipswich Election Signals Liberal Rise in 1955 Context
Voters shifted toward the Liberal candidate in Ipswich as a by election indicates growing discontent with both major parties. Labour trails, Conservatives hold a comfortable House of Commons majority of about 60 seats, and a 1960 election date loom remains unless a major issue defeats the government.
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Ipswich
House of Commons
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Northern Virginia Power CO
Junta
Richard G. Maslock
Jules Verne
Earth
Moon
New York Public Library and Central Press
PTC
Exide Union
Exide
Cammer Tire CO
Music Center
Ui Lae
Loudoun
JO Blast E
Conomite
Betry
Aner
Loudoun St
Laborite
Kenneth E. Henry CO
Goprnaat
Pine Motor Cq., Inc
Dodge
Chrysler & Imperial
South Braddock & Cecil Streets
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