Black Completing 25th Year On Supreme Court
Washington AP notes Justice Black marks a quarter century on the Supreme Court. The article outlines his First Amendment stance, views on church and state, and the controversial classroom prayer decision. It recalls his Klan past, later expiation, and his role as a tribune of the common man through rulings protecting civil liberties.
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Tribune of the Common Man
Fat People Tire Of Remarks Like These
Hal Boyle humor piece lists hurtful catcalls and jibes fat people hear, from insistent dieting tips to sly humor about weight. It catalogs repeated prods about appearance and exercise while mocking common reactions. The piece keeps a light tone and uses light anecdotal examples without graphic detail.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Skinny
George
Grace
Fatso
Jimmy
Chemicals To Toughen Skin Are Studied
Washington AP Army medical scientists explore chemicals to render skin insect repellent and more resistant to sunburn and blast heat. Dr Marion Sulzberger notes effort to create substances absorbed or applied on skin to repel insects and combat disease vectors in tropical zones.
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Southeast Asia
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Collins Retires From Brazos River Authority
R D Collins will retire as general manager and treasurer of the Brazos River Authority on Sept 1 after 23 years. Col Walter Wells, a former Fort Worth District Army Engineer, is named to succeed him and is serving in Washington as executive officer for financial management.
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Oklahoma Oil Boost Pushes U.S. Crude Output Higher
Tulsa AP reports a 10,000 barrel per day Oklahoma production rise lifts national crude output to 7,250,550 barrels daily. The Oil and Gas Journal notes Oklahoma averages jumped to 49,990 barrels daily, while Texas, Louisiana, New Mexico, and Arkansas remain unchanged.
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