Indoor Forest Showdown in a City Home
Hal Boyle writes from New York about an indoor forest in a city home. A second grader carries a tree home as homework, while Tracy waters it and sings to it. meanwhile the family cat Lady Dotte nibbles the leaves, threatening the project and the daughter's nature study.
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Satellite relays message from space to world leaders
Cape Canaveral reports the Chatterbox satellite launched atop a Thor Able Star rocket now circles Earth every 115 minutes. It relayed a peace message from President Eisenhower to the United Nations, signaling a space age leap in global communications and hopes for scientific advances.
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Separation of Church State Belief Signed
More than 10 women Catholic laymen joined in a statement supporting separation of church and state. The nonpartisan appeal, signed by Catholics Protestants and Jews, avoids mentioning Senator Kennedy but notes controversy over Catholic loyalty to a free society and warns of lasting national division.
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Almanac Today October Sth 1960 Almanac Entry
Almanac for Wednesday October Sth 1960 notes the 279th day of the year with 87 remaining. The Moon nears last quarter. Mars is the morning star and Mercury Venus Jupiter and Saturn are evening stars. Historic dates include Arthur birth in 1830 Antioch College opening in 1853 Picasso born 1881 and 1981 Pacific flight by Pangborn and Herndon. A Truman grain stockpiling call dates to 1947. Fitzgerald quote on intellect ends.
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Jail Couple Wed and Return Behind Bars in Odd Case
In Little Rock, Clyde J. Long and Nancy L. Arendt married by a justice before being returned to separate cells at Pulaski County Jail. Long, 33, faced charges including grand larceny and forgery, while Arendt, 20, who is pregnant, faced bad check and parole violation dispositions. The ceremony occurred across a wall between the men’s and women’s quarters.
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The Daily Review staffing and address lines
A fragmented OCR shows multiple staff roles and addresses for The Daily Review including Floyd Sparks President and Pebisner William Chilcaie Ray Truscott Advertising Director Mal Cheney Circulation Manager Janater and a Harveard contact. Subscription rates and city office locations appear with scattered California addresses for Hayward Alameda Fremont and San Leandro. The text is garbled with misread names, titles, and postal details.
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California water bond described as modest and conservative
State Controller Alan Cranston called the proposed 1.73 billion water bond modest compared with other state expenditures. He noted annual rates of 70 million for the bond versus 1 billion for education, 500 million for highways, 25 million for corrections and mental health, and 173 million for natural resources. Cranston spoke through Californians for Water in support of Prop 1 on the November ballot.
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