Phoenix girls save derelict lion Leo with fund drive
Twelve Phoenix girls aged 9 to 13 form a club to save Leo the lion from the Phoenix Zoo enclosure. Starting with backyard circus and art show fundraisers, they have raised hundreds and now target about $15,827.63 to cover Leo’s new outdoor enclosure and care.
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Leo
Laela Bell
Jacque Webster
Jean Ann Bell
Alava Bell
Shelly Springman
Supreme Court refuses review of two capital punishment appeals
The Supreme Court declined to hear two capital punishment cases from Kansas and Texas, with no reasons given. In Kansas, James Latham and George York, both teens, were sentenced for Otto Ziegler's 1961 killing after claims a TV tape of interrogations and confessions was broadcast. In Texas, Edward Hagans and his wife faced death and life terms over the deaths of two elderly women. Hagans argued a radio broadcast of their taped confessions and extensive publicity affected the trial.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Kansas
Texas
James Douglas Latham
George Ronald York
Otto Ziegler
High Court
FBI
Salt Lake City
Great Bend
Kan
Russell County
Edward Otto Hagans
Nacodothes County
Hagans
Uphold Mill City Man's Conviction
The Eighth District Court of Appeals upheld Benjamin Dranow's bail jumping conviction, ruling his jury trial waiver was knowingly and intelligently given. He received 2½ years for leaving Minneapolis while bound by $85,000. Dranow, arrested in Miami, is serving seven years for tax evasion and mail fraud at Sandstone Federal Correctional Institution in Minnesota.
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ST. Louis
United States Eighth District Court of Appeals
Benjamin Dranow
Minneapolis
Dranow
Miami
Sandstone
Minn
Titan II ICBM Launch Marks Seventh Vandenberg Flight
The Air Force launched its seventh Titan II intercontinental ballistic missile from Vandenberg Air Force Base California on Monday. The test fired the most powerful ICBM and evaluated the total weapon system, a spokesman said.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Pacific Missile Range
Move to Change Iowa Liquor By The Drink Law
A plan reportedly was under way to seek changes in Iowa lay liquor by the drink law five months after its enactment. The effort signals interest from local leaders in modifying the current alcohol sale framework in Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Iowa
The Shorter Distance to Go and Remembrance
HAL BOYLE reflects on memory and bygone era habits in a nostalgic column. He notes youths, courtship, travel, fashion, and social norms as markers of how times have changed from free lunches to dollar gifts, and the charm of simpler pleasures.
FASTEETH advertisement for denture powder
An ad promotes FASTEETH denture powder to improve comfort and fit. It claims alkaline non-acid formula reduces slipping while eating or speaking, avoids gummy taste, prevents souring, and helps control denture odor. Available at drug counters.
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Dial-A-Matic
the House of Service
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Hal Boyle
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Martz Furniture
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