Fannie Flagg Turns Her Talent on Martha Mitchell
Fannie Flagg, creator of social satire on Lady Bird Johnson, now targets Martha Mitchell in a new MGM Records release “My Husband Doesn't Know What’s Making this Phone Call.” The Alabama actress and writer discusses Martha, her Democratic stance, and how her name came to be Patricia Neal.
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Lassa fever research faces slow progress at NCD Center
Microbiologist George W. Gary Jr. and Robert Kissling at the National Communicable Disease Center report ongoing efforts to solve how Lassa fever spreads. After 1,700 rodent tissues and sera examined, no virus isolates yet. questions remain on reservoirs, inactive states, and geographic spread from Nigeria to Africa.
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Muskie tours South says busing may be uncomfortable
Sen Edmund Muskie touring Dixie defended busing as a means to address social inequity while saying it may be uncomfortable. He urged that the Supreme Court pick should not be southernly biased and praised retiring Justice Hugo Black’s influence. Gov West of South Carolina called Muskie a great American and pledged support if he is the Democratic nominee.
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Nebraska Supreme Court hears Parkview annexation challenge
The Nebraska Supreme Court was told the Grand Island annexation of Parkview was illegal because a 1969 law authorizing it is unconstitutional. The brief argues the law constitutes prohibited special legislation, appealing a Hall County District Court ruling that favored Grand Island.
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Little firm pays 40 per cent of 300 workers $20,000 year
Pilot Woodworking Co. in Carlstad NJ grew from a 12 employee Brooklyn shop to a modern plant with advanced machinery and high wages. President Ziegelheim says most workers earn $10,000 yearly or more, and the firm emphasizes craftsmanship alongside automation, custom woodwork, and antique restoration.
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Crocodile Scare Probes Bangkok News Folly
A spokesman for Deputy Prime Minister Prapass Charusalliara denied that one of his crocodiles escaped into a canal. The local paper had run a cartoon suggesting the reptile lurked near bathing residents, aiming to embarrass the official.
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Two Chicago Players Coined the Charley Horse Phrase
In baseball lore, Billy Sunday and Joe Quest are credited with coining the term Charley horse for a leg strain after a racehorse pulled up near the finish line. The coinage links to a horse named Charley and a race near a final stretch.
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Lincoln woman to be charged in death of her husband
Judy Sturm 28 faces first or second degree murder charges in the shotgun death of her husband Harvey L. Sturm after an early Saturday incident in Lincoln Lancaster County officials said prosecutors planned to file charges Monday. Police said Sturm died at Lincoln General Hospital from two shotgun wounds. The couple’s 18 month old child was placed with Sturm’s parents.
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Iowa Corn and Soybean Crops Safe From Frost
Des Moines reporting week shows 85 percent of corn and 20 percent of soybeans safe from frost as fall like temperatures spread. Harvesting for both crops has begun in town fields amid a sunny dry week accelerating maturity with 5 percent of the potential million bushel corn crop harvested and 6 percent of the acre crop forecast harvested. Crop observers report 88 percent excellent or good conditions overall with 85 percent topsoil short of moisture and 15 percent adequate, while soybeans are 4 percent excellent and 92 percent combined good to fair.
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Clean government setback in Detroit over shower incident
Detroit officials face embarrassment after a water damage incident blamed on an unused shower in the City County Building. Leonard Proctor, chairman of the three man Auditor's board, denies involvement and distances Mayor Gribbs from the act.
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