New tablet helps prevent indigestion and gas
An ad promotes MIAZYME as a safe over the counter digestant enzyme. It claims two tablets daily prevent indigestion gas and stomach upset, with no narcotics or habit forming drugs and a money back guarantee. Prices listed: regular 98 cents, economy 2.25.
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Krupp Firms Now Have Arms Potential
An AP report notes Alfried Krupp’s empire expanded with Adds-Werke and Ernst Heinkel Flugzeugwerke joining Krupp's fold. Both have potential to supply arms to West Germany’s 400,000-man army, raising questions about arms production and integration under Krupp. Sources say no arms are produced yet, but consolidation continues and public plans remain unclear.
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American Mercury Publisher Dies in McAllen Texas
Jason Matthews, 77, longtime publisher of the American Mercury, died Monday in McAllen Texas where he had lived 25 years. A memorial service is planned for Wednesday. Matthews, a writer and composer, led the magazine founded by H. L. Mencken. His wife Mrs Matthews died last year. Both were Legion for the Survival of Freedom officers.
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Thurman Rowlett Directs Antigone at Lee College
Thurman Rowlett directs the LC drama Antigone in the college auditorium for two nights at 8 p.m. Admission is 1 for adults and 50 cents for students and children. Rowlett brings 15 years of directing and acting experience from Baytown Little Theater and Crown Players. his wife Virginia teaches biology at a local high school.
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Deaf Mute Sues Over Lost Fingers in Factory Accident
In Minneapolis AP report, 60 year old deaf mute Joseph Kollar sues for 150000 claiming he cannot use sign language after losing four fingers in an industrial accident. He filed against two companies tied to a machine he was operating when it broke.
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Cost Of Living Up Slightly In October
The cost of living edged up one tenth of one percent in October. The consumer price index reached 108.5 percent of the 1957-59 average, 12 percent above October 1963. Food declined, housing rose, transportation up, and medical costs rose slightly as wage contracts tied to the index trigger raises for about 850,000 workers including 725,000 in the auto sector.
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Judge Mills to speak at Lee College on marriage factors
Harris County Court of Domestic Relations Judge J W Mills will address Lee College Thursday night in the library classroom at 7, discussing factors in building a successful marriage. The talk is part of the Sociology course Marriage and the Family taught by Mrs Gertrude Teter, followed by a Q A session.
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African Negro To Serve As President Of U N
Alex Quaison-Lackey of Ghana is expected to be elected president of the General Assembly, becoming the youngest holder of the post at 40 and the first African Negro in 19 years of sessions. He has led Ghana's U.N. delegation since 1959, studied at Oxford and Lincoln's Inn, and is known for drumming expertise and Africa Europe heritage. He was born in 1924 at Winneba, now Ghana, and has held multiple U.N. roles including vice president of the Assembly in 1961 and Security Council representative in 1962-63. He resides with his wife and five children in New Rochelle.
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Newest Carrier Heads Seaward at Newport News
The USS America, the nation's newest aircraft carrier, sails for preliminary acceptance trials from Newport News. After standout reviews from builder’s trials completed November 20, Captain Lawrence Heyworth states it is the best performing carrier built to date. The ship, christened last February, is scheduled for delivery December 31 and commissioning January 7.
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