Boiling Point: Doodles From The Mailbag And More
A collage of odd notes and trivia from Hal Boyle’s column includes tree doctors using antibiotics on pines in the Pacific Northwest, jokey laws, naming quirks, and social observations. It closes with aphorisms and light musings on headaches and Socrates.
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New York
Pacific Northwest
Massachusetts
Army
Air Force
Henry Eggly
Kimberly
British Columbia
Somerset. Maugham
France
England
Abe Lincoln
U.S
James Madison
White House
Jol Adams
Rying J. Botiner
Esquire
Unife
Socrates
Blood on hands remark sparks Eisenhower debate in Worcester
Democratic National Chairman Paul Buller accuses President Eisenhower of blood on his hands over the Feb 26 Rio air crash that killed Navy men. A debate with Rep. Hugh Scott included sharp exchanges as Scott defended the trip and the Navy band’s cultural exchange aboard the Macon.
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Worcester
Mass
Paul Buller
Eisenmiver
Emanuel
Scott
U.S. Navy
Butler
Eisenhower
Navy
South America
Fire destroys half of town in Rangoon area blaze
Burma AP reports a Saturday fire in Yandoon, 60 miles north of Rangoon, destroying about half the town. Damage estimated at six million dollars with roughly 5,000 residents left homeless.
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Rangoon
Burma
Yandoon
Hayward Daily Review Notices for Mail Inquiries
The Daily Review records indicate post office listing in Hayward California as second class matter under the act of Congress March 3, 1879. Communications directed to W. Winton Ave Hayward remain on file.
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the Daily Review, Inc
Hayward
Lalifornia
Mater
Andes
W. Winton Ave
THE
Daily Review
Dip W. Winton
Alameda County
Aro Hayward
Jefferson
San Leandro City Hall
Preaint
Fremont
Blvd
Sycamore
Lightning bolts strike as telephones spark injury
Mrs. Mabel Casterlin, a bookkeeper, receives a 962.50 Workmen's Compensation award after a lightning bolt surged from a office telephone during a storm. She suffered burns and shock while talking on the line.
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Pattilson
Mabel Casterlin
Workmen's Compensation Court
California Legislature Begins Budget and Policy Session
Sacramento notes the second week of the combined budget and special session. Key items include death penalty deliberations, a 2.6 billion dollar 1960 budget, tax cut hearings, and a master plan for higher education. Smog control proposals spark debate while narcotics penalties gain pressure for action. Bond proposals cover school construction and Cal-Vel loans. Welfare funds face extended oversight.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Brown
Assembly Ways and Means
Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee
Gov. Brown
Hard Push In N.H. By Candidates
Campaigners rely on telephones radios and handshakes to drum up last minute votes for Tuesday's New Hampshire presidential primary. Kennedy and Nixon loom large in separate Democratic and Republican ballots Nixon unopposed while Fisher eyes NH crowd energy. Humphrey attacks GOP defense complacency urging action.
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New Hampshire
Richard M. Nixon
Jon F. Kennedy
D- Mass
Republica
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Kennedy Jo
Wisconsin
Stuart Sytmington
D-Mo
Illinois
Eisenheaver
Kennedy
Chicago
Paul C. Fisher
Nixon
Wesley Powell
Fisher
University of New Hampshire
AMS
America
Humphrey
Cuba ends centerfour photo censorship in Havana
Airport officials said military authorization to censor news photographs for abroad has ended. Some photo packets seized Sunday remain unreleased. Express air shipments may bypass prior ministry examination. The images largely depicted last Friday’s munitions ship and Havana Harbor aftermath.
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Havana
Ral Casto
Ministry of the Armed Forces
Leans on a Doctor for Joint and Circulation Relief
Duncan, D.C. Ph.c advertises treatment for leg pains and varied circulatory issues. The ad claims multiple conditions such as varicose veins and hardened arteries improve through a unique application of therapy, promising relaxed muscles, improved sleep, and renewed work desire. Office in San Leandro at 73 E. ith St. San Leandro.
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San “Leandro
Duncan
D.C
E. Lth
San Leandro
Atomic Flash Triggers Nation Bomb Alarm System
The United States will deploy an automatic bomb alarm system linked by wire to six centers including the White House, Joint Chiefs of Staff, and NORAD. First stations begin within weeks, with full national coverage in months. The system records nuclear hits and informs command centers, not providing advance warning.
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Washington
United States
Air Force
White House
Joint Chiefs of Staff Inar
Pentagon
Ft. Ritchie
Air Force Command
Western Union
Strategic Air
Crowd Seems Unmoved as Robbery Occurs at Show
Louisville AP report says theater manager Emmett Lunsford was robbed of 530 dollars Sunday night in front of about 300 spectators. A gunman shoved a pistol into his back, grabbed three money racks, and fled toward the front exit while no one reacted to the shot fired into the lobby floor.
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Louisville
Emmett Lunsford
Lunsford
Part-Time Students Rise at 985 Universities and Colleges
Dr Raymond Walters reports a 2.9 percent increase in part time students at 985 accredited universities and five year colleges last fall. The study by the University of Cincinnati president emeritus covers attendance trends across higher education.
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Raymond Walters
University of Cincinnati
London ad seeks unattached lady dachshund bride
In the London Times a love lorn ad reads a miniature dachshund seeks black or black tan mate married last view. Across the Atlantic the Actor's Fund Blood Bank offers a free brandy sample to donors at the Astor Hotel this morning after giving a pint. In Des Moines the Iowa State Tax Commission gratefully returns one of two $85 checks received from a taxpayer. In St Louis the university bans any pets in dorms after many students kept boa constrictors alligators and basset hounds in rooms. Brimfield declares Mrs Julia Tough the celebrant of her 100th birthday.
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London
UPI
London Times
New York
Actor's Fund Blood Bank
Astor Hotel
Des Moines, Iowa
Iowa State Tax Commission
Ring vanished in snow during Brooklyn breakup
Tommy Mc Cauley and Joyee Chawlan argued at her Brooklyn home and Joyee returned a $2,000 ring. Tommy tossed it into a 43 foot snowdrift, police used hot water and hashlights in the search, but the ring was not found and the couple later reconciled.
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New York
Tommy McCauley
Jesus
Joyee Chawlan
Brooklyn
Tommy
Joyce
Hair Cut After 12 Year Growth in Linden NJ
Felicia Jo Deraska finally gets a haircut after 12 years of uncut hair as her family watches. The event prompts remarks on her transformation and personality changes, with her saying I’m wonderful and her mother noting the change.
California Republicans endorse Nixon for president
In Sacramento the California Republican Assembly ended its state convention by endorsing Vice President Nixon by acclamation for the GOP nomination. Delegates pledged about 70 California votes for Nixon at Chicago. Resolutions criticized Governor Brown on water and taxes, urged narcotics and wasteful bureaucracy controls, and backed tax cuts, drug tax exemptions, and civil rights programs. The group elected G. Harvey Mydland as CRA president and named new officers.
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Sacramento
California
Nixon
Brown
California Republican Assembly
Chicago
GOP
Consumer Counsel and Economic Development Agency
Eisenhower
Hisenhower
Join W. Bricker
Ohio
Bricker
G. Harvey Mydland
Los Angeles
Gardiner Johnson
Piedmont
CRA
Clarence Rogers
Santa Barbara
Gerald Meissner
Mill Valley
Fred Nagel
Sussinville
Earl San Louie
San Francisco
Charles Lavis
Berkeley
Lee Rodgers
Palo Alto
Frances Larsen
Malcolm Harper
Beverly Hills
Tom Wnicslotf
Sania Montez
Mel Riddle
San Diego
Hetty Raymond
Fresno
Mila Sevelva
Teasurer
Rudolph Phillips
Whittier
Laddy Gross
Frank Selover
Torrance
Darvin
Paddock
Glendale
Graham rejects faith healing contest proposal in Nairobi
In Nairobi AP Billy Graham declined a challenge from Sheik Mubarak Ahmad of the Ahmadiyya movement to stage a faith healing test between Christian and Islamic beliefs. The plan would have 30 incurables prayed over by Graham and seven followers, while the sheik and followers prayed over the rest to determine who is blessed by divine grace.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Billy Graham
Christ
Satan
Grahani
Sheik Mubarak Ahmad
East African Mestern Mission of
Ahmadiyya
Grahami
Sheik
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