World's First A-Powered Carrier Is Christened
The nuclear carrier Enterprise was christened at Newport News amid a champagne splash by Mrs. William B. Franke. Adm. Burke praised its eight reactors enabling around-the-world voyages without refueling, with a 3,100 crew. The ship joins the fleet about a year from now.
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Nixon Advocates Federal Aid To Education
Nixon calls for broad federal aid to education supporting public schools and college classrooms with indirect aid for teachers salaries to avoid federal control. Flemming backs plan as practical through Congress while Clark warns it diverts funds from salaries. Nixon also seeks expanded loans and matching grants for college dorms classrooms labs and libraries.
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Body of Missing Manufacturer Found in Truck
Paul G. Allison a 57 year old Santa Rosa California manufacturer was found murdered in the back of his pickup in a Reno Nevada self service lot. The body was under blankets in the camper top and had multiple stab wounds. His wallet and ring were missing. Police launched a three state search after he failed to return home from Montana State University with his son Jon.
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Virginia Toll Reaches 529 With Four More Road Deaths
Four more crash fatalities push Virginia's road toll to 529. Martha Ann Bennett 32 of Arlington died in a State Route 7 wreck in Loudoun County while Earnest A. Lemones 26 of Fancy Gap perished in a three vehicle crash on U S 52 near Hillsville. Herbert Lewis Randall about 20 and Mrs Sally Carol Willis about 40 died in separate incidents on U S 33 near Glenns and U S 23 near Big Stone Gap.
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College Football Results From Saturdays Games
Across regions several matches showed mixed results. Temple defeated Kings Point 26 to 13 while Hofstra beat Scranton 28 to 14. Baylor shutout Colorado 26 to 0 and Texas A&M drew 14 14 with Texas Tech in a tie.
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Lions Club Sets Team Captains for Broom Sale Here
Ralph Chrisman announces team captains and committee heads for the annual broom sale. About 35 dozen brooms will be sold in the city tomorrow evening and in Frederick County on Oct. 4. Club members will go door to door. call MO 2-8885 if not reached.
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Government job prospectus offer with coupon
An informal recruitment-style notice urges readers to mail in for free information on government jobs and salaries. It promises guidance on qualifying for tests and emphasizes urgency with phrases like today and act now. The fragment mentions age but provides no specifics.
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Smokey Stover Wins 50-Lap Speedway Thriller at Winchester
Smokey Stover of Staunton captured the 50 lap feature at Winchester Airport Speedway in 17.5 minutes to claim a top share of an 850 dollar purse and a Langhorne trip bid. Fred Johnson and Bill Nalley chased but could not overtake the leader as a near tragedy marred the start when Leroy Radford crashed into the fence.
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Handley Annihilates Warren County 33 0 at Crosby Stadium
Handley dominated Warren County 33 to 0 at Crosby Stadium Front Royal. The Judges scored in all three quarters with Good and Wilkins producing rushing TDs and Wolfe returning a punt for six. Handley outgained Warren 269 yards to 8 and registered six successful pass attempts.
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Yawkey confirms Williams retirement from playing
Boston owner Tom Yawkey announced Ted Williams will not play again and will become a batting instructor at Scottsdale camp next spring. Williams ends a stormy career with 520 home runs and a .345 lifetime average, ranking high in several all-time lists.
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Plane makes crash landing on moving auto near Buford
Four people escaped injury when a single engine plane, its motor out, made an upside-down crash landing atop a moving auto in Buford Georgia. Pilot Howard G. Dean Jr. and auto occupants Raiford Bagwell Jr. and Mrs. Bagwell and her brother James Brown 15 Buford were unhurt. Dean cited a conked engine and a gust of wind just before ground contact.
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El Salvador Holds Most Volcanoes in Western Hemisphere
El Salvador a Central American country about the size of Maryland has the most volcanoes in the Western Hemisphere.
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