Boiling Point by Hal Boyle Highlights Shifts in Society
A Hal Boyle column notes trends shaping American life including longer widowhood, more women over 60, and fewer farms. It cites ratios of men to women, teen marriages, and evolving attitudes toward labor, cleanliness, and climate. It also jokes about air conditioned ham and Eskimo word quirks.
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U.S
Chicago
Baby
Mother Nature
Marcus Porcius Cato
America
Soviet Union
Britain
Lord Nelson
Plane Hits Moving Car Kills Five Near Columbus
A single engine plane crashed into a moving car on U.S. 40 about 17 miles east of downtown Columbus, killing the two aboard and three people in the auto. Dorothy Vingle, 49, pulled several victims from the burning vehicle as the wreckage burned. The dead include pilot Celbert Stiles, 23, his wife Manatee, 22, Vingle’s son Kim, 14, daughter Rita Cecile Lyle, 20, and Vingle’s sister Julia Tacques. Several others were injured and survived. The crash followed the plane clipping a power line and tumbling down onto the car.
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Columbus
Ohio
Dorothy Vingle
Kennedy Humphrey Debate Rules Set Up
West Virginia fields a televised debate set for May 4 with Kennedy and Humphrey agreeing after days of haggling. The hourlong program will air on five stations, include viewer questions screened by the Charleston Gazette, and allow free exchange with no audience. A separate May 5 appearance on WSAZ-TV Huntington will feature a panel with separate questions to each candidate.
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Africa
West Virginia
Kenneth Kaunda
North i
Rhodesia
United National In- Thon
Dependence Party
West Virginnt
Ihn
Charleston Gazette
Gazette
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Adlai Stevenson
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Lacey
Humphrey
Charleston
Fairmont
Kennedy
Segregated Beaches Violence Hits Biloxi as Rioters Wound 10
In Biloxi Mississippi racial violence erupted at segregated beaches leaving 10 wounded and four others injured in beachfront clashes. Police patrolled the city after whites and Blacks clashed along the Gulf coast near a white hotel, with fear of further violence lingering into the night.
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Bilont
Miss
Gulf of Mexico
Mississippi
Johnson visit sparks Biloxi clash in 1960s Las Vegas mood
In Las Vegas Lyndon B. Johnson denied seeking the Democratic presidential nomination during a nonpolitical visit. Back in Biloxi, violence erupted as white and Black crowds clashed on beaches and streets. Police reported dozens of injuries, multiple arrests for fighting, and a hotel faced gunfire amid a tense scene surrounding Dr. Gilbert Mason’s protest against segregation.
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Lyn B. Johnson
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Jolson
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Kenneth Thames
Marzine Thames
Lucell Bullock
W. B. McDaniel
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Dr. Mason
Joel Linberger
Gilmore Fielder
Leo Rodksk
L. J. der Toien
Yem
Daily Review notice from Hayward postal inquiry
The Daily Review records indicate entry at the Hayward California post office as second class matter under the 1873 act. Address communications to 4 Winton Avenue Hayward California.
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Califormis
Winton” Ave
Alte
THE
Daily Review
Buber Boo
States
Whc
Centsey
Daly
W. Winton Ave
Alameda County
Calle
Ehones
Elgin
San Leandro
Lockhaven
Fremont
Fremont Alva S
Anti-Red Vote in Laos Seen
Early returns from the Latolian parliamentary election show an anti communist landslide aided by former Premier Phoui Sananikone whose government was toppled by a coup. The report highlights a predicted victory for anti communist forces amid the Laos political instability.
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Laos
Vientiane
Tphoui Sananikone
Killer Storm Karen Gains Momentum Across Pacific Typhoon
AP reports Karen strengthened to typhoon status near the Philippines before curving northwest toward Formosa. About 100 miles west of central Luzon, it tracked over the weekend, leaving eight dead and scores missing, with estimates ranging from 73 to 110 missing.
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Karen
Wise
Formosa
Luzon
Curvelas
Philippines
Torch Protest For Caryl Set In Marin County
Marin County residents plan an around-the-clock torch vigil tonight to protest the May 2 execution of Caryl Chessman and other inmates. The Marin Chessman Committee spokesman said the flame near San Quentin Prison will be fueled by propane and burn until Chessman is executed or a stay is granted.
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Sausalito
Calif
Marin County
Caryl Chessman
Robert O'Leary
Corfe Madera
Marin Chessman Committee
San Qktentin
Nehru and Chou To End Talks On Border Dispute
Indian Prime Minister Nehru and Chinese Premier Chou Enlai met for a seventh time in a bid to resolve a border dispute over about 51,000 square miles claimed by both sides between India and Tibet. Observers call the exchange a failure after over 21 hours of talks.
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India
Prome
Nearus
Red
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Chon Eada
Red Ching
Tibet
Mystery Deepens Over Judge Parkinsons Death in Chicago
In Chicago a decomposed body found floating in Lake Michigan is identified as federal Judge W Lynn Parkinson missing since Oct 26 near the Drake Hotel. Autopsy shows no clear foul play. investigators weigh accidental drowning or robbery, with Parkinson’s family noting amnesia and neighbors recounting his last hours including sightings in cocktail lounges.
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W. Lynn Parkinson
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U.S. Court of Appeais
Lake Michigan
Loop
Drake Hotel
Oak Street
Elsie Ruth
Parkinson
Willian J. Parkinson Jr
West Lafayette
Ind
Walter McCarran
the Drake
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Cyprus Gang Seizes Editor In Niocosia
In Nicosia a gang of masked men seized the editor of the Greek Cypriot newspaper Eibmiki who opposes Archbishop Makarios. The 35 year old Andenis Phiarmakides was dragged from his home as boosters stained a ream. The raid targeted the Ethikis plant to stop publication of a story about Gen George Grivas opposing Makarios in talks with Britain over bases.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Eibmiki
Makarios
Andenis Phiarmakides
Rer Ethikis
George Grivas
EGKA
Makavios
Independent Cyprus
Chuckles In The News NEW YORK Patrolmen Rescued After Beating
UPI reports police had to save two patrolmen who were assaulted during an arrest attempt of a 21-year-old woman causing a loud disturbance at night. In Wisconsin a farmer found 30 pigs standing on hind legs to milk cows. Residents of Gas House Lane, Bungay, win a street name change to Hose Lane. In Apalachin, NY, new owners of the estate once linked to a notorious gang gathering opened grounds to tourists.
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UPI
Warbrens, Wis
Ben Mimitz
Bungay
England
Gas House Lane
Hose Lane
Apalachin
N. Y
Joseph Barbara 5 Sr
Truman Tells Of Threat To Stalin in 46
New York AP reports Former President Harry Truman recalled a 1946 warning to Premier Stalin to pull Soviet forces from Iran or face U S troops. Truman alleged he sent the message via Ambassador W Averell Harriman, with Britain backing the move, during a Columbia University talk transcript published today.
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New York
Harry Trutman
United States
Stalin
Tanner
Trunh
Columbia University
Columbia
Tran
Reuman
Stovning
W. Averell Whareman
Florida
Sumilay
Kuriman
Serall
Moscow
Ain
Britain
Seaman
Lawmaker Explains Youth Corps Benefit
Washington AP reports Rep. George A. Kasem recounts his six months in a Civilian Conservation Corps camp in 1938 to support bills creating a Youth Conservation Corps. He described lean years, opportunities, and pride in forest fire duties while noting his CCC unit offered him jobs and purpose. Clement Mill also supported the idea citing youth benefits and resource conservation.
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Youth Conservation Corps
Sivs Ie
George A. Kasem
D-Calif
Civilian Conservation Corps
Khasem
House
Camp Lee
Calw
Membor
Maser
CCC
Kasem
Rescent
California
Wasom
Gore
Teep
Clement Mill
B-Calit
Traffic Cop's Cycle Burns Up
Nashville AP reports motorcycle officer I. J. Slovey, patrolling for speeders, was forced to abandon her post as her cycle caught fire. She described the flame and the quick alarm that followed, ending the patrol for the moment.
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Nashville, Tenn
I. J. Slovey
Slovey
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