Udall Faces Pressures as Interior Secretary in Kennedy Era
Stewart L. Udall, 41, Arizona native and new U S secretary of the interior, has drawn praise and sharp criticism in five months on the job. Republicans denounce his candor on Cuba and park policy while Democrats defend him. Kennedy defends Udall amid questions about his statements and fundraising episodes.
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Churchill and Udall in a World of Quotes and Plans
The article recalls Winston Churchill's memorable lines and anecdotes, from his wit about prepositions to lessons learned in military life. It then shifts to Stewart Udall, his ambitions for expanding national parks, and the political battles ahead to fund land preservation while facing opposition and public scrutiny.
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Humane caution against pet poison from garden chemicals
The Humane Society warns of accidental poisoning season for pets and birds from insecticides sprays and garden products. Read labels before purchase and use. rinse grass after spraying and keep rodent poisons and roach powders away from animals. Cats are especially at risk as they groom and ingest toxins.
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Jesse James Sentenced to 90 Days for Weapon Fire
Jesse James, 18, previously jailed 30 days for theft after stealing pliers, a screwdriver and $2 from a parked car. He received a 90 day term for firing a weapon from an attic window. Police found knives, clubs, sawed off guns and spiked flails in the attic. James said he collected weapons to stop being teased about his name.
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Mr. Business Man Advertises in Want Ads Daily
A classifieds note urges a businessman to make sales daily by advertising in the want ads each day. It reflects a local push toward consistent marketing and daily sales activity.
Heredity Seen As Factor in Osteoarthritis
A National Institute study on 1700 mice suggests genetics contribute to degenerative joint disease while enviro factors also play a role. The report shows 98 percent of tested male mice developed the condition by 16 months, while another strain remained unaffected over eight years.
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George Jay
American Rheumatism Assn
Theodore Roosevelt Police Commissioner of New York City 1895
Theodore Roosevelt served as police commissioner for New York City in 1895, overseeing the city police department during a period of reform and modernization efforts. His tenure marked an early step in his public service career before national leadership.
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