Safety Habits Around Home Are Important
Dr George W Crane urges constant home safety drills to protect children. He cites a three year old burned by a kettle on a front stove burner and warns parents to use back burners, turn handles inward, and keep medicines cleaners guns and ammunition secured. He also advises avoiding dangerous toys and stresses practice similar to military or medical drills.
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Britannia Honeymoon Yacht Heads to Caribbean Route
The royal yacht Britannia with Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong-Jones is estimated 400 miles west of Cape Finisterre in northwest Spain on the way to the Caribbean for their honeymoon. Soprano Maria Callas was seen incognito in London last week and dined with Aristotle Onassis, whom her husband suspects of an affair.
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Britannia
Princess Margaret
Antony Armstrong-Jones
Caribbean
Cape Finisterre
Spain
Maria Callas
Aristotle Onassis
Peiping rally claims over a million gather in capital
The Peiping radio said more than one million people from all walks of life filled Beijing today for a massive demonstration and show of unity. The report highlighted broad civic participation and emphasized national solidarity amid ongoing regional tensions.
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Tokyo
Peiping Radio
Missing American Thomas D Capps Held by Honduras Rebels
U S Embassy sources report Thomas D Capps a Louisiana native who moved to Nicaragua two years ago has been seized by armed insurgents from Honduras and taken back across the border. Capps is described as owning an estate in the Las Marias Valley.
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U.S
Thomas D Capps
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Nicaragua
Las Marias Valley
Formosa Opens East West Mountain Highway
The new east west highway across central Formosa opened today after three years and ten months of construction. It connects the Formosa Strait with the Pacific, improving cross island traffic.
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Formosa
Formosa Strait
Pacific
Nicaragua Kidnapping Alarm Near Rancher Case Probed
Managua authorities report an American cattle rancher has been kidnapped near the frontier area. Investigators say the abduction occurred at a remote property and security forces have launched a manhunt. US officials await further details as the incident draws regional concern.
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Managua
Nicaragua
TUTZING Germany dies aging League of Nations delegate
Friedrich von Keller aged 87, Germany’s last permanent League of Nations delegate, died Sunday in Tutzing Germany. He served as a diplomat and represented Germany in the League amid the interwar era and early postwar years.
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ATP
Friedrich von Keller
League of Nations
Chou En Lai Leaves Cambodia After Five Day Visit
Premier Chou En Lai departed Phnom Penh today ending a five day stay described as an immense success by Cambodia. Prince Norodom Sihanouk called the visit the greatest any statesman ever had in the country.
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AP Red
China
Chou Forlai
Norodom Sihanouk
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Pioneer V Sends Data From Eight Million Miles
America's Pioneer V space probe transmitted data on cosmic radiation charged particle energies and magnetic fields from about eight million miles out. A 150 watt transmitter was activated to replace a smaller 5 watt unit, delivering a good one and a half minute transmission though draining batteries faster.
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England
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Fire at Pauline Causes $30,000 Damage
AP reports a blaze at Whelan Lumber Co near Pauline Saturday caused about 30000 dollars in damage. Firefighters battled the flames, with crews from nearby towns aiding the response.
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Whelan Lumber Co
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Humboldt Home Demonstration Week Observed with Exhibits
Humboldt National Home Demonstration Week featured three unit displays in the shopping area. Groves unit showcased a sewing project window, Better Homes unit presented a garden and fruit exhibit, and South Logan arranged an exhibit of decorations from discarded articles for special occasions. Mrs. Arthur Solomon, long-time president of the Woman's Missionary Society at First Baptist, resigned. Mrs. Lawrence Rinehart presided at the Friday meeting to elect her successor, and Mrs. Lloyd Hengan was chosen president.
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Better Homes Unit
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Arthur Solomon
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