Dentist Helps Cupid Pair Unmarried Patients Across Town
Dr. Jim, an Ohio dentist, describes his method of pairing unmarried patients for romance through the Scientific Marriage Foundation. He cites seven couples led to marriage in two years, aided by his dental assistant, and notes the broader benefit to clergy and community. The piece also recounts miscellaneous medical language concerns and brief notices including a Dallas tragedy, a robber jailed, and Eisenhower’s La Quinta visit.
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George W. Crane
Jim
Ohio
Crane
Chicago
Convict's Wife Killed Parole Recommended
Texas prison officials urged immediate parole for Luther Travis Eaton 26 whose wife was killed in a Tennessee bus crash Sunday to allow him to care for his 3 year old son. The notice states Eaton's wife died in the wreck and the parole recommendation seeks to reunite father and child.
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Tennessee
Texas
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Steel Short Carmakers In Full Scale Production
DETROIT AP reports the steel short auto industry moved into full 1960 production this week but producer inventories are depleted. Automakers cut or halted some supplier output while last week total car production reached 89,437, up from 62,176. a year earlier 42,599 were made. All 1960 lines are now in production, including Chrysler's new compact Valiant.
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Detroit
Chrysler
President Eisenhower Quietly Plans Desert Rest This Week
President Eisenhower plans a trip to a Western desert area this week seeking relief from a nagging cold. The Los Angeles Times identified the site in advance of a White House announcement.
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Western Desert
Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Los Angeles Times
Pennsylvania Senate defeats bill to abolish capital punishment
The Pennsylvania Senate rejected a proposal to abolish capital punishment on Monday by a 34 to 12 vote. The defeat keeps the death penalty in place amid ongoing debate over crime penalties in Harrisburg.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Senate
Rubber Cultivation Expands From Wild South American Growth
Wild rubber trees in South America are being cultivated under regimented programs to boost production and organize farming methods. The shift marks a transition from natural growth to structured agriculture in the industry.
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South America
Two Chevrolets In One Car Approach Signals Change
Chevrolet argues America’s shifting urban life demands, presenting two distinct cars in one showroom. The automaker cites jammed cities, longer drives, more leisure time, and the need for two cars per family, promising a conventional 1960 Chevrolet with fresh space and style alongside a second, radically different model.
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America
U.S
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