Bacteria Thrive With Luxury Living Says Harvard Doctor
Dr Carl W Walter of Harvard Medical School warns that antibiotic resistant germs linger in homes due to lax hygiene. He urges old fashioned elbow grease wash methods and hot water heating to 190 degrees for four minutes, plus thorough disinfection of bedding upholstery and carpeting to prevent cross infection in hospitals and households.
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Why Women Live Longer Says Pavement Plate
Hal Boyle argues women outlive men due to two secret weapons self respect and common sense. He claims men lack these traits, with self worth and realism guiding women through life’s compromises. The piece frames longevity as tied to gendered psychology and daily resilience.
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Moisture Conditions Adequate Across Texas Farms
District agents report moisture adequate in Texas with widespread grazing and crop growth. Livestock in good condition though some barley froze and cattle gain weight with ample hay in North Texas. Wet fields slow land work while late rains continue to affect oats, small grains, and winter grasses in various regions.
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Foreign Objects Disrupt Pianist's Concert in New York
In Manhassett New York AP reports pianist Rudolf Firkusmy faced a quirky setback during a Community Council concert attended by about 700. A metal New York State license tab hidden inside the piano caused buzzing and a brief halt before he resumed with a Schubert piece.
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Screen Writers Plan Strike For Jan 16
Hollywood writers threaten a January 16 strike after contract talks falter with major studios. Writers Guild and allied unions insist on new terms as film and TV productions face renewed labor pressure.
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Belgium Congo Autonomy Talk Sparks Federation Idea
King Baudouin proposed that the future Belgian Congo could become an independent state as a federation of largely autonomous provinces. He spoke after returning from a three week tour of the colony and a round table conference with Congo leaders Belgian parliamentarians and officials was planned in Brussels this month.
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Veterans Pension Law Changes Explained in Q and A
Sun asks Veterans Administration for answers to basic questions on the new pension law. The changes affect World War II and Korean conflict veterans and dependents starting July 1 1960 with first checks by August 1. Some veterans may choose to switch. once chosen, no return to old system.
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Use Troops To Patrol Border Against Dope
Federal judge Thurmond Clark urged closing the U S Mexico border for at least three months and patrolling it with Army troops to curb drug traffic after Robert Earl Franklin of San Diego was convicted of marijuana possession. He argued 90 percent of marijuana and narcotics come from the Mexican side and called for Army patrol from Tijuana to El Paso until Mexico cooperates.
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U.S
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Robert Earl Franklin
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Tijuana
el Paso
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White Pastor Engaged at Detroit Negro Church
Detroit welcomes its first white pastor of a Negro church. The Rev Willard P Macy aged 44 from New Orleans and formerly a Baptist pastor in Louisville has been engaged as associate pastor at Second Baptist Church a 125 year old congregation in the downtown area. Pastor A A Banks Jr said the church plans an integrated place of worship in the city.
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New Orleans
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Newspaper Sold to Advertising Manager in Grand Prairie
GRAND PRAIRIE AP The Grand Prairie Banner a semi weekly newspaper has been sold to Paul Barham and Associates the Trine Publishing Co of Dallas said today Barham has been advertising manager of the Banner Harry Gage editor of the paper has joined the Oak Cliff Tribune in Dallas
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