Odd Snippets and Sudden News From Across The Country
A collage of brief reports: a Dallas city hall truck incident with a loose duct and new tires, Statesville High School quarterbacks becoming class presidents, a bee sting death in Muskegon, and an Austin savings loan tale of a man borrowing 15 cents to ride a bus, repaid the next day, with other scattered notes from Los Angeles.
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Dallas
H. L. Garland
Austin, Tex
Savings and Loan Association
Leathery steak on planes sparks baggage check joke
Columnist Saul Pettt, instructed by Hal Boyle, jokes about air travel pains and compares leathery airline steak to baggage checks while lamenting crowded cabins, inaudible PA announcements, and aging airline service stereotypes.
Detonations Planned At Atomic Test Site And Real Estate Shift
AP dispatches report two wire briefs from November: AEC to detonate two small weapons one from a 50 foot wooden tower and another 2700 feet underground in a tunnel. In Louisville FH C official says easier home loans may arrive next month though market not as loose. North Kingston police chief comments on a theft report of a tom tom at the teepee with a caller named William Riley.
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The
Atomic Energy Commission
Louisville
Norman P. Mason
Kentucky
North
Kingston, RI
Burton W. Moon
William Riley
Keating Sues Ex-Husband for Support
Dee Keating files suit against former husband Ray Anthony for 5625 in support payments arguing he has paid nothing since April 28 despite agreeing to 225 weekly for life or until she remarries. Clayton firemen to hear nun teacher Sister Helen Joseph Coerver will lecture on Geiger counter use at Fontbonne College.
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Dee Keating
Ray Anthony
Miss Keating
Anthony
ST. Louis
Clayton
Helen Joseph Coerver
Fontbonne College
Front Doors Too Common Says Women At Housing Conference
Washington AP notes 83 women at a three day housing conference sponsored by the National Association of Home Builders and the United Industry Committee urged door design changes. They called for bigger doors and favored natural wood with added drama in American homes.
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National Housing Center
Washington
America
National Assn. of Home Builders
United Industry Committee
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Riley
Trading Post
Eryone
T. P
Statesville
N.C
Statesville High School
Muskegon, Mich
Louis McPherson
Los Angeles
Robbie Miller
Frank Miller
Snake River
Lewiston
Idaho
Miller
Saul Pett
Hal Boyle
New York
Chattanooga
RED Goose
Brady
E. Main
FORD
Ford Trucks
Ford-ward
the Tabor Motor Company, Inc
North Evergreen
Chanute, Kas
Krone
Insurance Agency
First National Bank
Chanute, Ks
F.D.J.C
Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Pape
Cates la Eee
Wichita
F. Tor
Jack Hadley
Mgr
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