Boiling Point by Hal Boyle: Whiskers and Wonders
A lighthearted column blends holiday curiosities and odd facts. It trivia includes yak tail whiskers for Kris Kringle, shifts in illumination advice, historic anecdotes about White House wives, and quirky notes on medicine, industry, dialects, and December folklore.
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New York
U.S
White House
Abigail Adams
Louisa Johnson
John Quincy Adams
London
Will Rogers
D.S.C
Arabia
Edison
Orville Wright
America
Soviet Russia
Demos Told To Battle Openly In Senate Fight
Senator Mansfield urged Democrats to clash openly over policy rather than behind closed doors. He said he would oppose halting frequent party conferences if he becomes Senate majority leader, arguing transparency prevents leaked information and strengthens accountability.
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Ashington
Mike Mansfield
D-Mons
Lmansfield
Senate
Feche Vemocniic Eberss
Mem
Maieliedd Geid
Behir
Notice: Local Offices and Subscription Rates
The Daily Review lists subscription rates and local office contacts in Hayward and San Leandro California. It mentions distribution centers and advertising contacts with station names and street addresses for suburban locations.
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Pyciures Py
Eaike Peview, Inc
Finikeys
Ena
Iran
Haysard Alameda County
Calif
Hayward
Jefferson
Elgin
San Leandro
Leerara
Hayward Area
Bayfair Shopping Center
Atom Bomb Raid Pilot Held in Tex
Police in Ballas Texas recaptured Claude R. Ratherly, 41, a former Air Force pilot who took part in World War II atomic bomb raids on Japan. He disappeared November 92 from a VA hospital in Waco where he was a naval patient. A patrolman stopped a car at a burned light and identified Ratherly, who was with a Dallas area woman. He piloted one B29 bomber that flew reconnaissance missions for the Hiroshima and Nagasaki raids and had earned the Distinguished Flying Cross.
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Tex
Air Force
Japan
Veterans Administration
Claude R. Ratherly
van Alstyne, Fox
Waco
Tes Miere
Willie Light
Willie Light and Recognized Eatherly
Dallas
Wirman
Eatherly
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Ble
Funeral Set Tomorrow for Plane Victim
Chicago AP reports funeral services will be held tomorrow for Steph Baltz a victim of Friday's midair collision over New York. Baltz 16 survived the crash for 26 hours before succumbing. The service will be at First Methodist Church in Evanston with Rev Harold A Bosley officiating. Baltz parents Mr and Mrs William Baltz and sister Randee aged 8 returned from New York by train after his body arrived Sunday night.
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Chicago
Tursday
Steph Baltz
New York
Evanston
Harold A. Bosley
Stephen
William Baltz
Randee
Unitedir Lines
AHL
FAA Chief Blasted By Pilot Head
New York reports life of Stephen, son of ALPA president Sayen, after a fatal aviation collision. ALPA and pilots crew accuse the FAA and aviation authorities of flawed reporting and neglect. Baltz defends kindness program while Sayen criticizes press and public blame. Sayen’s son died amid crash fallout.
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Evideat
New York
Dent
Air Jing
Asse Baltz
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Inda
Rile Aviation Agency Corp
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Clarence Suyen
ALPA
T ‘Stephen
Sayen
Wwe
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Pri
Tao Alpa
Quesada
Lama
Visitlors
Wenli Sayen
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Eago
Oni Boy
PAA
Harper's
Nidgay
Eine, Quesada
Air
Nforce
San Jose Boy Electrocuted In Gas Plane Collision
A San Jose boy was electrocuted Sunday when the control line of a gas powered plane he was guiding contacted a 12 000 volt power line. The accident occurred during a training or display flight and involves a youth unknown name. Authorities investigating cause and exact identity pending.
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Saratogr
Giry Long Dr
San Jose
Quesiila Assists Crash Probe in New York
In New York the official aid is provided to crash investigation efforts as Quesiila remains temporarily unreachable for comment. Authorities coordinate with investigators to secure findings and determine the cause.
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Quesiila
New York
France Israel accused of joint atomic research efforts
AP reports France Britain and the United States are suspected of sharing nuclear research with Israel. The French embassy allegedly offered technical advice and possible help to Israel to obtain sources for a peaceful program. US officials cautioned that no official confirmation was available while intelligence agencies reviewed the claims.
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Uur
Lowley Daily
France
Israel
Beltamn
Lourie
Tel Israel
Washington
Lorston
Nomex
Olicu
Ammie Energy
A. McCone
New York Times
Friumtea
Tti Uial
Stael
David Ber-Guciat
Nationwide weekend fires kill 34 across states
A United Press International tally lists at least 34 fatalities from weekend fires since Saturday night, eight children among the dead. The fires struck Florida, Texas, Kentucky, Illinois, Missouri, Nebraska, Minnesota, Maine, Georgia, California, New Hampshire, and Oklahoma, with causes including faulty wiring, gas heaters, and discarded cigarettes.
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United Press International
Florida
Texas
Kentucky
Missouri
Oklahome
George Owens
Dade County
Owens
Cuba Officials Meet Khrushchev on Soviet Ties
Cuba’s top economic leader and his Moscow counterpart met in the Kremlin with Soviet Premier Khrushchev and Anastas Mikoyan. Tass reported discussions covered the development of Soviet Cuban relations and economic cooperation.
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Moscow
API
Ernesto Guevara
Cuba
Svilist
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Anastis 3Ukoyan
Tass
Traffic deaths seen during Christmas weekend warn of risk
Chicago AP reports fatalities may rise this Christmas weekend due to traffic accidents. Officials urge cautious driving and pedestrian vigilance to reduce the toll. Speeding and alcohol remain key hazards cited by safety officials.
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Chicago
Use Council
Howard Pyle
Cour
Christ mas gift for woman who has everything sparks debate
New York jeweler markets a 14 carat gold electric coffee maker set with 289 diamonds and 150 rubles priced at 50 000 dollars. Philadelphia reports Christmas goodwill amid a brief report on a bus driver’s roadside confrontation during a rush hour jam. Monroe New York recounts a light plane forced landing due to a frozen gas line and a later court appearance. Port Monmouth New Jersey describes a three hour fire at the local warehouse caused by faulty wiring that damaged the building but spared the engines.
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New York
UPI
Philadelphia
Edwit Stewart
Stewart
Port Monmouth
N. J
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