Retired Justice Frankfurter Dies After Heart Attack
Felix Frankfurter, longtime Supreme Court justice, died after a heart attack at his Washington home at 62. President Johnson and Chief Justice Warren mourned him, noting his impact on law and his world perspective. Born in Vienna in 1882, he studied at City College of New York and Harvard Law, taught there, shaped New Deal brain trust, and served on the high court for 23 years before stepping down due to ill health.
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Women Jump For Clothes Lines At Government City
In a Mexican border city, immigrant officials post seven-foot clothes line tunics for new homes. Women struggle to reach lines, prompting chief immigration officer E Lewie Jones to request a workaround. Supervisors reply to slacken lines, but the contractor lacks space and permits. Jones seeks a permanent fix, though extensive paperwork may be required.
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Conarenational Methodists Set Revival Dates
The Rev. Austin Watson of Jackson Mississippi will lead a revival Wednesday through March 5 at Congregational Methodist Church 1908 Lee Drive. Services will be at 730 p m nightly with special music by church members. Westminster College Choir Tehuacana Texas will sing Saturday night and Sunday morning. Rev Ragsdale said Rev fine orator has evangelistic experience and has written as editor of a denomination publication. Public invited to all services.
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Cinderella plus Lippmann on CBS TV a standout night
CBS aired a 90 minute Cinderella musical starring Lesley Ann Warren and Stuart Damon, preserving the charm of the Rodgers Hammerstein classic. Walter Lippmann’s world affairs interview with Eric Sever EVP offered probing discussion on Vietnam China and the Soviet Union. Nielsen shows CBS close in viewers with ABC and NBC in a near tie. The Journals of Lewis and Clark and Leonardo da Vinci highlighted NBC and ABC tonight as notable programs.
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Sun's Television Log Tuesday Night Schedule Snapshot
Television guide fragment lists 6 00 p.m. to 11 p.m. fare including News Weather Sports and a lineup of entertainment shows. Notable entries include Ed Joey Bishop McHale's Navy Tycoon Peyton Place Petticoat Junction Doctors and Nurses Sagas of Courage Lewis and Clark and late night Carson and Crane.
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Hunger strikers at Monroe reformatory spark unrest
In Monroe Washington AP reports hunger strikers in the state reformatory created a clamor in a cell block housing about 200 inmates on Monday night. Two to four state troopers remained as 18 extra troopers were called in while about 154 of 800 inmates attended the evening meal boycott.
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Airman Trial Sees Killing of Filipino Boy At Clark Air Base
A US airman stood trial at Clark Air Base on the killing of a Filipino boy behind a gunnery range during a semidetached disturbance tied to anti Hispanic sentiment. The case involves a fatal shooting in the Philippines with the airman facing execution-style charges.
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Flint man builds vast private sheet music collection
Corning, a former high school athlete, has spent three years sorting and cataloguing a massive private trove of sheet music dating back to 1759. He recently donated part to the University of Michigan while noting the collection could be the largest of its kind in private hands. Many items, including Handel works and a complete Messiah score, date from 1764 to 1924.
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Dublin
School of Music
Lawmaker Pushes Ban on Oyster Shell in Texas Roads
AUSTIN AP Rep Patl iifaring of Goliad seeks to ban oyster shell in road construction to protect a fishing tourist draw. His Monday resolution would require the Highway Department to stop using shell, warning that the oyster supply could be depleted in years. He previously failed to block oyster dredging in Copano Bay, a move the Parks and Wildlife Commission approved.
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Actress Patricia Neal Remains Critical in UCLA Hospital
Los Angeles AP says actress Patricia Neal, 39, remains in critical condition at UCLA Medical Center after admission Wednesday. A hospital spokesman reported no stroke and noted surgery occurred Thursday at the facility.
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Joey Boy Gets A Dirty Deal In Fort Worth Tale
Mrs Farham cared for a canary named Joey Boy in Fort Worth after a comic mishap. A telephone rang while a vacuum cleaner operated, dust shook from the bird, and Mrs Parham dried him with a hair dryer to keep him warm. The bird has a healthy appetite and has not sung much lately.
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Science Shrinks Piles With New Non Surgical Remedy
New york story reports a science breakthrough with a non surgical healing substance named Bio-Dyne used in suppository or ointment form as Preparation He. It claims to shrink hemorrhoids stop itching and relieve pain with case after case showing reduction. It notes the remedy is available at drug counters.
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