Paper explode idea leads to disposable fashion and gear
1967 glimpse shows disposable paper products expanding from dresses to medical sheets and tents. Industries note paper’s rise across fashion and battlefield training while airlines, hospitals, forest services adopt single use items for cost and practicality. Strong entities include Kimberly Clark, UPI, Air Force, hospitals, forests, retailers.
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U.S. Air Force
Lauder
Forest Service
poIner
Police Identify Body in Alameda County Murder Case
Detectives traced the elderly man found near Alvarado Niles Road to Byron Goodall of San Francisco after linking a nail clipper case embossed George O. Goodall to the deceased. Chief Huck says blunt force trauma likely caused death. motive suggested as possible romance tied to a small pension. Goodall lived at 449 Clipper Street.
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Union City
Alvarado Niles Road
San Francisco
John Doe
Alameda County
Byron Goodall
Clipper St
Kenneth Huck
Huck
Goodall
George O. Goodall
Alameda County sets 1966 marriage license record
Alameda County issued 7 105 marriage licenses in 1966, a 19 year high. The county clerk’s office in Hayward processed 2 063 marriages while Jo McDonald and Agnes Curtis led the tally. June and August were the peak months as licenses rose after the fee increase from two to five dollars.
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Alameda County
Jo McDona
Natcine
McDonald
Professor and Wife Named Editors of Cherokee Advocate
In Tahlequah Oxtra, a SMU professor and his wife were named editors of the Cherokee Advocate by the Cherokee National Historical Society. The venture aims to revive the Advocate, the Cherokee Nation’s official journal from 1938, when its staff expanded. Kilpatrick teaches orchestration and composition. Mrs. Kilpatrick is Sequoyah’s direct descendant.
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Oxtra
UPI
Southern Methodist University
Cherokee National Historical Society
End Mis
Jack F. Kilpatrick
Cherokee Times
Gkichoma
Cissdiv
Kilpatrick
XMU
Sequoyah
Spunky Woman Foils Ashland Grocery Robbery Attempt
In Ashland, a 75-year-old woman Mrs. Marion Lewis resisted a bandit at Plaza Grocery on Lake Street and Plaza Drive. She escaped to the street while the assailant fled, chased by store owner Andrank Var t anian and police. Witnesses describe the suspect as a neat, 20 to 25 year old man, dressed neatly. Authorities secured the area and investigated the botched robbery.
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Ashland
Marion Lewis
Plaza Grocery
Lake Street
Plaza Drive
153Rd Avenue
Alameda County
Sherriff
San Leandro
Vattanien
Hvid
Perg Lewis
Virginia Golden
Ean Lenin
Vartanian
Buried Junk Cars Shield Hotel From Atlantic Tides
Misquamicut Beach owner Colucci says a buried barrier of junk cars protects his beachfront hotel from erosion after years of repairs. Westerly resident Roxanne Manfred watches as rough seas expose the car barrier along the shoreline.
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Ralph. Colucci
Misquamient
Beach
Tio
Colucci
Roxanne Manfred
Westerly, R.L
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Firth
Boston
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Evenese
Harry J. Sheerin
Kimberly Clark
Cupid
UPI Talaphoty
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Isave
Fremok
Fremont Blvd
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