Notable Figures in Briefs Include Sands Borge Zanuck Ikeda
Tommy Sands, 27, loses five year marriage alimony of 1 dollar monthly. Victor Borge weighs Broadway return in his first U.S. musical comedy The Great Adventure. Darryl Zanuck fights IRS claim of 51,377 for 1959 61, seeking a refund. Former Japanese prime minister Hayao Ikeda, 65, hospitalizes for throat tumor treatment after resignation.
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Tommy Sands
Victor Borge
Hollywood
Darryl F. Zanuck
Internal Revenue Service
Hayato Ikeda
Tokyo University Hospital
Multnomah Police Request Help With Oregon Warrant
Police in Salt Lake City were asked to serve a felony warrant on a man wanted in Oregon. He is said to be residing at 244 East Fourth South, Salt Lake City, an address tied to the city police department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Multnomah County
Ore
Oregon
East Fourth South
Police Department
Women for Equal Eating threaten bar invasion in San Francisco
Women for Equal Eating declared plans to invade more all male saloons in San Francisco after holding a successful picket in the Financial District's 42 Club. They were granted permission to enter the bar after 3 pm any day and began picketing Tuesday to stage a drink in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Financial District
Nancy Sinatra Wins Divorce From Frank Sinatra Son
Notable society brief reports Nancy Sinatra Sands, 25, daughter of Frank Sinatra, has won a divorce settlement from her estranged husband. The AP notes the case reached a court in New York with the couple filing after months of separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associated Press
Nancy Sinatra Sands
Frank Sinatra
Goldwater Undergoes Neck Back Surgery in Phoenix
Barry Goldwater remains in St. Joseph's Hospital in Phoenix after a Wednesday operation to relieve neck and back pains. The nearly four and a half hour vertebral surgery in the lower neck left his condition listed as fair.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Barry Goldwater
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Prosecution Promised For Abuse Of Minors
Ohio officials warn of court action if violations of minor labor laws continue. Industrial Relations Director William O Walker cites adults filling jobs causing injuries and reports youths 16 to 18 operating power driven meat slicers and grinders including a 17 year old who lost a hand. Forster says employer will be prosecuted for under 18 vehicle operation and hours abuses.
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Columbus
Ohio
William O. Walker
Walker
Ralph S. Forster
Department
Forster
Ex Teacher Cramms Bible as Final Prep
Fred Tuttle, a retired four decade longtime schoolteacher in Louisville, Kentucky, says he is cramming for the finals by memorizing the Bible. A friend asked what he was doing, and he replied with the quote about finals.
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Louisville
Fred Tuttle
Medicare Will Trigger Bed Shortage in Urban Centers
Kenneth Williamson of the American Hospital Association warned in Columbus that Social Security Med care will cause an initial bed shortage in cities. He projected a five percent rise in hospital admissions once the program activates next July 1, with urban hospitals at 90 to 95 percent capacity facing pressure while rural facilities may gain financially. He noted stringent standards will prune nursing homes and hospitals, with about 25 000 of 70 000 nursing homes likely to meet the bill’s requirements.
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Columbus
Kenneth Williamson
American Hospital Association
Washington Service Bureau
Williamson
U. S
Ohio Hospital Association
Congress
Young Americans Dispute Fulbright Trade Views
The Young Americans for Freedom argue that State Department and Sen Fulbright views on trade with Communist nations do not reflect public opinion. They cite businessman opposition and an AFL-CIO statement amid Fulbright's criticism of free market groups over the Romanian Firestone deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Young Americans For Freedom
State Department
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Afl-Cio
Fulbright
The
Freedom Organization
Romania
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
U.S
Johnson
Europe
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Freedom Group
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Firestone
Striking Union Members Clash With Police Outside Factory
In Los Angeles a midnight melee outside the Harvey Aluminum plant drew hundreds of strikers and police. Four injured as 600 protesters faced 65 officers while the plant operated, marking a new riotful night in a strike by United Steelworkers since April 4.
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Los Angeles
Harvey Aluminum
United Steelworkers Union
Torrance
Gardena
California Highway Patrol
Sheriff’s Office
Harvey
National Labor Relations Board
Pregnancy stimulant discussed in Auckland birth
AUCKLAND New Zealand AP Dr D G Bonham said a hormone given to Mrs Samuel Lawson before the birth of quintuplets was carefully controlled but multiple pregnancy remained possible. He noted the dosage followed overseas studies and was daily tested. Mrs Lawson sought treatment for more children and others have had one baby with the same dosage.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Samuel Lawson
D. G. Bonham
Postgraduate School of Obstectrics and Gynecology
Auckland University
Bonham
Lawson
Tractor Brakes Fail Man Leaps injuring Gallipolis man
George E. Carter 46 of Gallipolis Route 160 was injured when brakes failed on a tractor trailer and he leaped to safety. He remains at Holzer Hospital with a fractured fibula and ankle ligament tears. Meadow mice reproduce rapidly with one pair yielding up to 17 litters yearly.
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Gallipolis
George E. Carter
Route 160
Carter
Holzer Hospital
Peacekeeping Costly Work by Ohio National Guard
Ohio taxpayers paid at least 18 210 to deploy the Ohio National Guard to quell Fourth of July riots at Russells Point and Geneva on the Lake. Maj. Gen. Erwin C. Hostetler and State Auditor Chester W. Goble noted bills for food, gas, oil and other items are still pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio National Guard
Russells Point
Geneva-on-the-lake
Erwin C. Hostetler
Chester W. Goble
Horse Show Planned by Gallipolis Club
Gallipolis Saddle and Sir loin Riding Club sponsors a horse show on July 31 at 7 p.m. EST at the junior fair grounds on Route 35. Fourteen classes with a $1 entry fee. trophies and rib bons awarded in select classes. other prizes in dollars. Admission 50 cents, free for children under 12. A banana plant needs nine to twelve months of sun and frequent heavy rains to bear fruit.
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Gallipolis
Sirloin Riding Club
Army Abandons Mauler Air Defense Project
The Army ends the Mauler air defense missile project after spending 200 million dollars and estimating 180 million more would be needed to finish. Officials cite technical difficulties mounting fire control radar and guided missile launcher on one vehicle as causes of delays and cost increases.
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Washington
Army
Ohio MDs Hit HEW Directive
The Ohio State Medical Association accuses HEW of taking control of medicine via civil rights enforcement. President Dr. Henry A. Crawford says the directive to Ohio Welfare to withhold payment to doctors who discriminate would create second class citizens and amounts to federal harassment. He notes ethics demand upholding laws and questions the oath before state programs can be turned over to federal funds. Crawford cites rescissions by physicians and criticizes Anthony Celebrezze for approving the regulation. The piece ends with an unrelated note about strawberry season and box turtles.
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Columbus
Ohio State Medical Association
Association
Henry A. Crawford
Cleveland
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Ohio
Ohio Department of Welfare
Crawford
Medical Association
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Miami
Fla
Candace Messler
Melvin Powers
Jacques Mossler
Crams Bible
Luckoff
Athens
Glouster
Nelsonville
Medicare
S. E. Ohio
Strawn Plumbing and Neating
N. Court
Ph. LY
Athens, Ohio
Donald K. Barstow Insurance Agency
Mds
Lowe’s
Lane
Wes
Putnam Howe Dr
Bill Rescoe
W. Fairgrounds
Monthlu
Columbus Road North
Union St
West Union St
West Union Street
Leach’s
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