Death of 11 School-Age Boys In New York Gang Upheaval
Eleven school age boys were killed in New York during gang clashes driven by “younger world” factions skilled in narcotics and sex. Rivalteen gangs roam streets and parks with homemade 22-caliber guns knives and rocks, waging rumbles amid racial and gender tensions. Police report up to 30 90 gang members in Brooklyn and similar numbers citywide, with narcotics use doubling and theft to fund drugging.
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William YP
Luce
XeWw
YORK
Gi2i
New York
Sfreets and
Parks
Brooklyn
Prospect Park
Bronx
Harlem
The
Underworld
Well Mannered Caveman Magnetism Found In Men
New York report from the Institute for the Study and Development of Male Magnetism lists nine men deemed most magnetic, including Eisenhower and Barkley. The study claims women seek dominance fantasies and prefer a caveman image tempered by good manners, noting England’s rifle success by women.
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New York
GEW
America
Eisenhower
Institute For the Study
Faye Emerson
Jo. Stafford
Doris Day
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mai
Alton W. Barkley
Ben Hogan
Hirk Douglas
Arthur Godfrey
George Kenney
Gordon Macrae
Jack Barry
Walter Mack
Pepsi-Cola Company
The
Institute
Rainmakers Try to Quench Everglades Fire
An effort to trigger rain over the Everglades failed as dry ice seeding by a C46 aircraft did not produce rain. Sulphurous smoke drifted toward Miami and threatened to close the International Airport while a Navy observer said no rain fell. Smoke and ash blanketed a 15 mile front near U S Highway 27 and motorists faced travel risk amid dense haze.
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Everglades
Miami
Hugh International
U. S. Highway 27
Big Swamp
Lake Okeechobee
Highway Patrol
Bachelor 75 Refuses Entry to Census Taker
A Milwaukee census taker in her 30s visited a bachelor living alone. After presenting credentials, the man declined entry citing his bachelor status and propriety. He invited her to sit in the hall, and she asked her questions while they spoke from the doorway.
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Milwadkeee
No Breaks For Wife As Veteran Studies No Breaks For Wife
Worcester Mass ex GI Joseph T Bouffard cavorts through a four year night course in mechanical engineering in three years He attends classes three nights weekly while holding a full time factory job and caring for wife and four children He aims to earn a Worcester Junior College degree in June
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Worcester, Mess
Chidren
Joseph T, Bouffard
Worcester Junior College
Bouffard
Israel Bissell Silent Revolutionary Messenger
In Binsdale Massachusetts a tombstone marks Israel Bissell, a Revolutionary War rider who carried news of the Battle of Concord and Lexington to Philadelphia. He died October 21 1823 at age 71, reaching Philadelphia on April 23 1775 five days after the battle.
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Binsdale
Mass
En Lunsung
Tak Paul Revere
Ory
Israel Bissell
Bissell
Committee of Safety
Concord
Lexington
Massachusetts
Philadelphia
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Los Angeles
England
Paul Revere
Cost
Packard
Bragg Callaway, Inc
W.texas ‘Ave
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