Medical Memo Warns On Pepper Pills Psychotic Risks
The memo explains that amphetamines or pep pills can cause serious mental disturbances. It notes that a single tablet can trigger psychosis, especially with alcohol, and reports dozens developing psychosis after weeks of use. It warns not to exceed prescribed doses and to inform doctors of any pep pill use when abnormal behavior occurs.
Tomorrow's Horoscope Says Plan and Prosper
Carroll Righter's forecast urges calm, steady action across signs. Aries should finish tasks quickly and prep for New Year. Taurus should manage money and choose friends wisely. Gemini to Virgo winners use charm and discretion. Libra avoids sarcasm. Scorpio seeks peace. Sagittarius reassesses with associates. Capricorn handle work, Aquarius stick to plans, Pisces nurture home and kindness tomorrow.
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Two Children Die In Sand Cave In Orange City
In Orange City Florida two children Joseph Jennery aged 11 and Wendy Leu aged 6 were found trapped under a crumbling sand bank while playing. Police and volunteers dug with their hands to reach them after another child ran 206 feet to the victims home for help on Thursday. Their mother, Mrs Chartres Senery, and six other children were nearby as rescuers worked.
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Franco Warns Russians Threaten Africa Stability
Madrid AP report says General Franco warned in his year end address that Soviet penetration in Africa is a main goal for Moscow. He cited Russian war material arriving in North Africa and said Soviet aid would undermine peace and independence, calling communism a hidden war. He also touted Spain’s post Civil War transformation and declared it strongest in years.
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Ex-Teacher Trespassed At A Site
SAN FRANCISCO AP The U S Court of Appeals reversed the 1959 conviction of Eadie L Reynolds a former Antioch College teacher from Yellow Springs Ohio for invasion of a nuclear test area Reynolds sailed his yacht into the prohibited Pacific Test Area in protest against nuclear weapons testing He was sentenced to two years in jail and 18 months probation after conviction in federal court on Aug 28 1959 The appeals court said the government relied on an unauthorized regulation in creating the AEC act
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Director Denounces Hidden Pay Under Court Scrutiny
Los Angeles director Solon M Frankenheimer alleges a deceptive salary claim in a court filing. He cites weekly earnings of 83 759 and lists monthly rents and taxes as part of a detailed financial dispute with his estranged wife Caralyt. The Superior Court is reviewing alleged concealment and alimony support obligations amid their October separation.
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Paris Cheers French Singer on Tour After Illness
Paris singer PARIS and a small crew of ministers greeted the celebrity Wire after applause in a scene at the street corner. She was forced from the stage in 1958 then recovered in Bjorkholm and later suffered two auto accidents and grave illnesses, narrowly escaping death.
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Solon Seeks U S Aid In Fire Control
Washington AP report notes Sen Thins 11 Hatched TCalit advocate a broader federal forest fire prevention program and expanded land control to reduce annual devastation. Proposals include improved roads and rails for firefighting, clearing inaccessible forests for helicopter bases, and extending air pollution research. The senator plans to introduce legislation to broaden and extend the program amid a House-ignored prior bill.
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Short Weight Curbs Slated by State Officials
Sacramento AP report says state agriculture officials will implement new rules to determine beyond a doubt if packaged goods are short weight. The plan creates a standard procedure for checking weights, developed with the Agriculture Department, UC, food industry reps and county sealers of weights and measures. The effort adds five new members to state weights and measures and ten to coordinate county activities.
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Blacklist Suit Targets Major Studios in Hollywood
Writers Ned Young Albert Maltz John Howard Lawson Herbert Biberman Lester Cole Robert Richards Frederick Rinaldo Philip Stevenson and actors Gale Sondergaard Alvin Hamner Mary Virginia Farmer and Simon Ruskin sue eight studios in Washington DC alleging conspiracy and anti trust violation over a blacklist. Plaintiffs seek 7.5 million dollars and an injunction to end alleged employment bans by Metro Goldwyn Mayer Columbia 20th Century Fox Warner Brothers Universal Walt Disney Allied Artists and others.
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Military Shakeup Urged Cautious by Senate Leader
Senator Rosgel urged the Kennedy administration to overhaul the military setup slowly, noting presidential power to reorganize the defense department and favoring a measured approach before requesting new authority. Kennedy plans careful review of Symington proposals by Robert McNamara as defense secretary nominee.
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Puzzle of Yesterday Reveals Mixed Letter Clues
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Bolivians Protest Russ Visit In La Paz
Bolivian demonstrators confronted a Soviet delegation in La Paz, stoning a hotel sheltering the visitors and clashing with police amid protests described as the first against the Russians. Catholics attended Mass as Archbishop led prayers, while police restored order and reports cited stoning of Presencia offices by Communist supporters.
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Mackin Wins LA Judgeship
Frank Mackin, former state savings and loan commissioner, becomes Los Angeles municipal court judge after Gov. Brown appoints him. Preston Aibaugh of Pasadena is named his successor. Both are Democrats. Mackin, 53, practiced law with N Brown and Harold Brown. Ailbaugh, 42, was deputy attorney general. Mackin to earn $18,000 yearly.
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Water Plan Supporters Confident in Sacramento Fight
SACRAMENTO AP Despite expected fierce opposition, lawmakers backing the 1.72 billion state water plan say opponents have little chance to block it. Assemblyman Carley Porter and Sen Hugh Burns forecast a smooth session as they defend the MWD contract and push immediate dam construction. Burns doubts the contract will be debated, urging swift action.
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Hotel Denied Liquor Permit Near UC Berkeley
SACRAMENTO AP State liquor authorities denied a liquor license to the Hort Shat tuck in Berkeley claiming it is within one mile of the University of California and would be patronized by students. The ruling cites proximity to the campus as the primary reason for the denial.
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Mississipp Coed Named Cotton Maid in 1961 World Tour
Linda Lackey of Forest Mississippi, a University of Mississippi sophomore, was named Cotton Maid and will travel to New York for a specially created display wardrobe. She will tour 27 U.S. cities, three in Canada, and several in Europe including Paris and Lanzhou, with 5 feet 7 inch height and measurements reported. First alternate Raney Sue Gray of Deming, New Mexico. others included Achitia Jane Robison of Memphis and Zarol Ann Williams of Raleigh.
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Klan Chief Promises Southwide Weapon in Segregation Fight
Georgia Ku Klux Klan official O F Craig announces plans to reveal a weapon to block racial integration in the South. He cites a resignation from a Klansman who saw no way to stop integration and sets a January 28 meeting in Atlanta to unveil actions to preserve segregation.
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Wine I Tastes Divine Mystery In Florida Tank Car
A tank car in the Florida East Coast Railroad yards stirred holiday cheer as visitors arrived and prompted rail detectives to investigate a missing quantity of 2,579 gallons from a tank car compartment.
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