Boiling Point A collage of bits from Hal Boyle
New York AP column blends anecdotes and facts from daily life. It notes machines creating more jobs per 1,000 people since 1850, women spending on beauty parlors, and a quip about experience from Churchill. It cites eye lash fashion, shipboard talk, marriage ages, door knob prep for paint, dishwashing habits, and a string of trivia from statistics to birds.
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New York
Winston Churchill
Grace Downs School
Shiger Steeile Reynolds
Trelad
Rhodesia
Earth
Eugene Schieffelin
England
Central Park
Manhattan
William Tanies
Tian Ene
Andrew Jackson
Heqven
U.S
Henrik Ibsen
Bonanza in British Dance Schools Told
London reports a surge in dance schools as Britain’s entertainment sector expands. About 1,500 studios exist with weekly gross about $1,200 before expenses. two large chains Rank and Courts control most offerings and attract 83,000 members combined.
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Tritai
Snme
Rank Organization
Britain
Hig
Victor Silvester
Fenraliment
Rank
It! F
Courtsschools
Sex Maniacs Escape from Paso Robles Hospital
Three men described as dangerously psychopathic escaped Muscadero State Hospital south of Paso Robles. Identified as Maynard Berry 21 from Los Angeles Marion Wells 30 from San Diego and Norman Troxell 32 from Humboldt County. All had ground privileges and fled the facility amid an alert with detailed physical descriptions and alleged violent histories.
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Paso Robles
Muscadero State Hospital
Maynard Berry
Los Angeles
Marion Wells
San Diego
Norman Troxell
Humboldt County
Berry
Wells
Pinneberg
Germany
Pinnberg
Troxell
Alaycadero
Toka Krychko
San Fras
Monty
Cisco
Shin
Nehru Denies Policy Change in Border Talks
New Delhi AP reports Prime Minister Nehru denies opposition charges that his meeting with Chinese Premier Chou Enlai signals a shift in policy on the Chinese Indian border dispute. The premier refutes any alteration in stance.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Chou En-lyi
Chinese Premier assigns outside duties to teacher over sex survey dispute
AP report from Angeles describes Chinese Premier Chou Enlai inviting a New Delhi teacher to discuss a sex survey dispute after the teacher assigned outside duties for three days. The incident centers on classroom boundaries and government involvement in school matters.
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Angeles
Chou
Cone
New Delhi
Threeldulirs
New Bridge Across Seine Mapped In Paris Policy Debate
Fragmentary notes describe a planned bridge over the Seine in Paris. References cite Cecil M. Cook and a 1854 victory framing a political shift. The text mentions high school students and a questionnaire about moral topics, amid a Communist Party stance on education.
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Cecil M. Cook
Paris
API
Alwuys High School
Seine
Cayr
Solferijo
Jonts
Motherwell murder trial jury selection continues in Downeyville
In Downeyville California AP report says the jury to decide Motherwell’s fate for the murder of Pearl Putney is to be completed today. Court activity shows defense challenges and speedy questioning by Judge Warren Steel as 330 residents of the Sierra County seat fill venire seats amid logistical concerns and the case’s financial burdens.
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Pdownieville
Cali
LC Laury
Motherwell
Pearl Putney
Nlington
D.C
Ventremen
Superior Court
Warren Steel
Yuba County
Joly T. Reges
Washington, D.C
Robert A. Fuga
Kings Beach
Lake ‘Tahoe
Calif
Veni
Sierra County
Hitom
Atty. Gordon
Silas
Lyon
Buck
Compton
Los Angeles
Rewes
Hotal
Veniremen
Atlanta
Washington
Israel Seeks Suez Access in Face of UAR Move
In Jerusalem Foreign Minister Golda Meir pledges the new government will challenge United Arab Republic actions over the Suez Canal. She condemns the seizure of the Dan ish freighter Inge Tot and says Israel will not bow to pressure from Egypt. The Inge Tot sailed into the Mediterranean after unloading cargo, nine months tied up at the canal entry port.
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Jerusalem
APY
Golda Meir
Arak
Repid
Suez
Anal
Cary
Inge
Meic
Nasser
Mediterranean
Iran
Carigo
Far East
Canal ‘Entry
Author Digs At TV On Paar Show
New York AP report on Alexander King criticizing censorship during a CBS Paar show. King lampooned NBC and the network’s taps while Paul and Miriam Paar were in Bronxville preparing a vacation. King left the program amid censorship disputes and NBC contracts.
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TV On Paar
New York
Daels
Paar
Alexander King Uiat
Miriam
Bronxville
N.Y
Gald
South America
Mexico
Pam
National Broadcasting Co
Frompts
Paul
Cantraet
NBC
King
Ten
NHC
Withou
Agian
Paes
Cuba Awaits Visit By Paar
Havana reported that television figure Paar is expected to arrive in Cuba soon to meet Prime Minister Fidel Castro's government. He plans to attend the Havana carnival and view state works, accompanied by Herbert Matthews of the New York Times and TV cameraman Bob Taber among other journalists.
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Havana
Paar
Cuba
Revelucing
Revolurion
Paac
Fidel Casio
Panar
Herbert Matthews
New York Times
Bob Taber
Castro
New York
Actress Lamarr Misses Houston Court Appearance
Hedy Lamarr Lee, ill with influenza in Beverly Hills, could not travel to Houston for a pretrial hearing in her divorce action filed by airman W. Howard Lee. The judge postponed the hearing until she is able to appear. The court had previously awarded Lamarr $3,000 monthly support last spring.
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Houston
Tex
Hedy Jamarr Lee
Il Witts
Beverly Hills
Calif
Shore
W. Howard Lee
Lee
Elim
Donteslic Relations
Brown Says Water Plan Vital to State
Governor Brown, speaking at a 1960 business outlook conference in San Diego, urged voter support for the $1.6 billion water bond, warning that rejection could trigger sectionalism and harm California’s economy. He touted the state’s diverse resources and population growth as foundations of ongoing prosperity while pledging state aid for public works, job training, and to address economic dislocations.
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San Diego
Brown
Doduy
California
Guesage
Ernor
Inelu
Urawa
Defense
Tose
Economic Development Agency
Escare Atrain
Peonomy
Tay
Brawly
Killer Faces Sentencing in Crescent City Case
Larrie Taylor Jr., 19, convicted Monday of second degree murder in the fatal stabbing of Thurston McGuffick during a fishing trip near Crescent City. He faces sentencing on February 23 in Del Norte County Superior Court after the judge instructed jurors on possible verdicts and dismissed a related first degree charge against Taylor’s father.
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Crescent G’vy
eLaweenve Larrie Taylor Jr
Iso
Taylor
Thurston McGuffick
Klamath
McGurnick
Sanuel Filey
del] Imorio County Superior Court
Finley
Laurence Se
Blaine M McGowan
Eureka
TV Star Sues Over Home Injury Case Details
Los Angeles AP report says actor Roger Sovith sues TV sleuth Smith and Dr. Frederick Ammegongen for 250000 over a June fall at Soviths home. He alleges negligent diagnosis and seeks damages from Look magazine and others for 1950. Smith and Shaw listed in related suit.
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Los Angeles
Roger Sovith
Smith
Frederick Ammegongen
Amverorgen
Victoria Shaw
Look Magazine
Aoal
Americans cherish bachelor charm and gullible guards
London A founder of the British Bachelors Assn says American women are safe and alluring as he returns from the U.S. He notes he remains a bachelor. Yonkers patrons report postcards from a restaurant sieve will arrive a decade late due to a misdated postmark. In London, Seff Rowlett faces a 24th drunkenness charge in 12 months. Ian Furler, a 2 year old, is said to be followed by his dog Hawk which crawled through a hole under a fence after his owner, Mrs. Marie Fuller, whistled for the dog.
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Michael Medwin
Bachelors Assn
America
Yonkers
N. Y
UPI
London
Seff Rowlett
Ruislip
England
Ian Furler
Marie Fuller
Tan
Large
Hawk
Iaw
Fullers
Sides Maneuver On Civil Rights Bill
In Washington the civil rights debate shifts as Johnson moves to use a House-passed or other vehicle to push a measure. Keating leads a bid to move to report a bill from the Judiciary Committee as opponents warn of filibuster and procedural maneuvering. Senators Russell Morse Dirksen weigh in as Southern opposition and Republican support frame a tense fight over federal oversight of voting and registration.
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Washington
Johnson
Eison
Senhower
Olin D. Johminson
USC
Sen Keating
Ate
Senate
Ben Ctary
Kenneth B. Keating
Keating
Lyn
Don B. Johnson
Texas
Stella
Crowder
Judiciary Committee
Keoaling
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Vans Io
Eisenhower
Mey
Morse
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Wayne Morse
R-Or
Ievered M. Dirksen
Carole Cries Under Cross Examination in Murder Trial
Carole Tregott sobbed during cross examination by Prosecutor Crail in a murder case involving Dr Finch and Barbara Jean Finch. The defense challenged rapid questioning as the witness denied plotting to kill the doctor to gain wealth amid divorce. The Las Vegas to Weslaco journey framed the estate case and the accusation against Carole.
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Carrie
Mimankay
Barbara Jean
Finch
Jorry
Rabher A. Needle
Miss Tregoil
Barbara Jean Finch
Aotenstayl
Loharaeton
Las Vegas
WesliCovina
Los Angeles
Carole
Crail
Altorprys
Labor Pushes Equality Drive in AFL-CIO Reach
In Miami Beach AFL-CIO leaders expand a campaign to end race and color restrictions in unions and contracts. George Meany says the Nixon led government group has cracked down but action by employers remains weak. A new compliance system assigns federation leaders to race integration issues.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Afl-Cio
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Chmirman
Eisenhower
Gavpel
George Meany
Meany
Aflcio
Federation Executive Council
State Farm Work Dips Across California Harvest Signals
California farm employment declines as seasonal work drops to 4900 in a February report, 10000 below January and 3200 under 1999 levels. State Employment Department notes cotton harvest shrinkage and pruning cuts, offset slightly by gains in vineyard and lettuce work. Northern California labor adequate, but desert and southern regions need workers for vegetables citrus and row crops.
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Sacramernto
California
Board of
Desert
Improvement Of MacArthur Continued At Lenox Hill Hospital
General Douglas MacArthur shows continued improvement at Lenox Hill Hospital where he was admitted January 29 for a prostate gland disorder. Doctors report steady progress and note no complications.
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New York Cap
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Lenox Til Hospital
Stella Seeks New School Bill Amid Rent Dispute
Stella Missouri eyes a new school bond as civil rights debate stalls Senate action. The town, facing a fire destroying its school on January 15, weighs Army rent offers for a three story brick officers club at Fort Crowder, with bills totaling 1550 and a yearly rent of 6200 amid 357 students entering a new facility.
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Ssella, Mo
Stella
Lyndon Johson
Dtex
Senate
Orville Pogue
Missmari
Stella's
Ft. Crawmer
Stella School
Stuart Symington ePsNioy
Charles Brown
D!mo
Dewey Short
Army
Brown
Congress
Brawn
House
Johnson
Don Parsons
Prom New Stella School
Mikoyan Denies Submarines Are Russian
Oslo AP dispatch reports Soviet Premier Anastas Mikoyan rejected claims that unnamed submarines sighted in Argentine waters are Russian. He suggested such speculation aims to smear Tunisia's peace efforts while the Soviet embassy in Buenos Aires denied involvement in the submarine situation off the southern Argentinian coast.
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Oslo
Anastas Mikoy
Argentine
Mikoyan
Tus Ela
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Trial of Chiang's Grandson Set
Alan Chiang grandson of General Chiang Kai-shek will be tried March 18 on a speeding charge. The 25 year old business college student sought diplomacy but faces the municipal court action after being cited for 80 mph on Jan. 23. Judge William Hodman set the trial date Monday.
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Oakland
Alan Chiang
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
Dlea
Municipal I Court
William Hodman
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Es-Miodel
Clitfayi Crail
Cavale
Labor
MacArthur
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