Man hunts relics with metal detector finds coins and rings
Cedar Rapids resident Gary Pribyl uses a sophisticated metal detector to locate buried metal objects at events and parks. In a year he has found over 650 coins and wedding bands, often pausing to explain the hobby as relaxing and fascinating, with silver coins becoming rare in circulation.
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Cedar Rapids
Gary Pribyl
Cold Stream Avenue
Pribyl
Water Department
Gas
Daniels Park
O Brien Says He Is Tired of Chair Position
AP reports Senator Abraham Ribicoff says Democratic National Chairman Lawrence F. O'Brien is tired of the chair job and would like to step down after the current process. Senator George McGovern supports keeping O'Brien if he wishes to stay, while O'Brien himself has made no commitments.
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O'Brien
Miami Beach
Abraham Ribicoff
Connecticut
Lawrence F. O’brien
Ribicoff
Larry
George McGovern
O’brien
New York
Fatso
John
Bertram
Want ads offer the greatest selection of home offerings
A short classified blurb promotes want ads as the best route to access a wide range of home offerings. It highlights variety and convenience, urging readers to use classified listings to find furniture, decor, and household goods. The tone mirrors a mid century advertiser focusing on value and breadth of choice.
World Bridge Team Olympiad Glory Sees Italian Duo Edge Aces
In Miami Beach June, Italy’s Anna Valenti and Marisa Bianchi reach six clubs, edging the American Aces who miss a cue toward diamonds. Valenti and Bianchi gain 16 IMPs as the Italian pair capitalize on misreads and finesses to seize a crucial slam. Marilyn Johnson defends bravely in the Aces’ clash, while a spade lead would have helped East.
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Miami Beach
Aces
South
North
Marilyn Johnson
West
Anna Valenti
Marisa Bianchi
East
Declarer
Italy
Lines That Hurt Life's Little Jabs
New York AP column lists sharp jabs and put downs from everyday remarks. Phrases targetting women and men expose social snubs and fragile egos, with examples about weight age manners and self image across familiar conversations.
Miami Beach Protests Stir Across Gov. Askew Era Hall
Cubans march for freedom and 1,000 demonstrators protest at the Democratic National Convention. Vietnam veterans march for peace while farm workers oppose Gov. Reubin Askew’s migrant training program. SDS and SCLC rally outside convention grounds with police on hand. potential actions loom if floor seats are not allotted. Donna Lou Askew hosts a hotel event as 250 SDS members demonstrate nearby.
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Miami Beach
Florida
Reubin Askew
Students For A Democratic Society
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
SCLC
McGovern
Golden Frinks
Edenton
N. C
SDS
Americana Hotel
Donna Lou Askew
Ban Kansas Use Of Acupuncture Prohibited By Board
Kansas state board of the healing arts banned doctors in Kansas from using the acupuncture surgical technique. The 11 member board voted unanimously and announced the decision on Wednesday. Board secretary Dr. F J Nash said the move does not condemn acupuncture but questions its proficiency and widespread teaching. Acupuncture, an ancient Chinese practice, is the art of needle medicine.
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Kansas City
Kan
State Board of the Healing Arts
Kansas
F. J. Nash
Nash
Oil's Promise From Far East Seas Reported By Tass
Tass reported geological studies in shallow seas of the Soviet Far East indicate possible oil and gas deposits. The news release notes preliminary findings from surveys aimed at evaluating offshore resources.
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Moscow
Soviet Far East
Tass
Kennedy unveils $1.5B lion tax cut to spur growth
Ten years ago President Kennedy announced a $1.5 billion tax cut for American business, claiming it would boost economic growth and create jobs.
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Kennedy
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Marion Park
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First Trust
First Trust ¢ Savin Bank
Third Street
12Th Avenue
S.E
Maude
Shorty
Fred
Boyle
Hal Boyle
Convention Hall
Cuba
Resurrection
City II
Washington Avenue
South Florida
Florida Marine Patrol
Malloy Jewelers
Third Avenue
Gibson
Mt. Vernon Rd
19Th St
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