Ban Upholds Refusal to Play Dixie At Pueblo High Band
U S District Judge William Miller upholds suspension of Charles Caldwell 14 from Pueblo high school pep band for walking out over Dixie. Title quotes include dismissal of Caldwell's mother from her school job as part of fallout. Case cited references to military and civil liberties groups.
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Investment Guide comparison of mutual funds and bank savings
In December 1959 Sam Shulsky details a 10 year mutual fund plan at $50 monthly, paying $600 upfront and accumulating 795 shares now worth about $8,200. He compares to a savings bank at 5 percent, quarterly compounded, with taxes and exclusions showing a lower tax bill under the fund due to dividend exclusion.
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Navy board decisions echo in murky whistle of Pueblo case
Navy Secretary John Chafee released a report urging a light reprimand for Cmdr Lloyd Bucher and Lt Stephen Harris after a board found Murphy faced a harsher stigma. Murphy condemned the outcome as unfair and warned the cloud of suspicion would haunt his career. the interview was in Coronado California.
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Two Drugs Show Promise of Helping Addicts To Quit
Miami Beach AP reports two drugs methanone and evelazocine show promise in helping heroin addicts quit. Methadone, a narcotic substitute, reduces bad effects, while evelazocine blocks heroin action. Efficacy varies by addict type. results of experiments discussed.
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Drug therapy in heroin addiction faces mixed results
A panel from the American Psychiatric Association outlines drug options for heroin addicts. Methadone helps some improve work or study, while cyclazocine aids social function. Of 41 studied, 14 stayed on cyclazocine up to three years, others quit after a week. employment persisted for those continuing cyclazocine, and careful dosing was urged to prevent relapse.
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West’s false card misleads in tense bridge play
In a bridge hand, West starts with spades and clubs, sets up a false card with the diamond queen, and executes a ruff to win the setting trick. South attempts to regain control to lead trumps but West’s sequence, including the spade opening and diamond queen ruse, yields the favorable outcome despite the declarer’s potential for a better line.
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South
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Judges Uphold Obscenity Law In Mailer Case
A three judge federal court upheld the 1968 obscenity law allowing recipients to stop obscene mail. The ruling says any person may notify the post office to strike their name from mailing lists under court order. Daniel Bowen of American Book Service led a suit with 14 others claiming violation of free speech and press. Judge Manuel Real and Judge Martin Carr spoke for the court with a separate concurrence by Judge Shirley Hruska.
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Eye-Test Chart Shows Odd Message at London Hospital
In London King's patients report an unusual eye test chart bought as a gag reads Too much sex makes you short sighted. The chart appeared ordinary at first glance but prompted uncertainty about passing the test.
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UPI
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