Transfusion Toll and Other Facts From a Mailbag Column
New York AP column lists odds of death from blood transfusion over plane crashes, daily life quirks, and trivia. It cites 514 million transfusions yearly, a 1 in 1,000 fatality rate, dentists charging lower fees for children, and notes on dieters, aviation drink habits, and Alfred E. Smith.
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Alfred E. Smith
Kennedy in Deep South Praises Roosevelt at Warm Springs
Senator Kennedy visited Warm Springs Georgia in his presidential bid to rally Black voters though avoiding specifics on civil rights. He extolled Franklin D Roosevelt for opening doors to the Negro and urged a united Democratic effort across regions. A 75 mile Youngstown Ohio motorcade drew large crowds as aides called it a peak campaign day.
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Accidents Kill 3 Stockton Men
SPOCKIGN AP reports three Stockton area traffic deaths over the weekend. Transient laborer Richard Curley, 52, died under a bus near Tracy Sunday. Woollaw W Fields, 47, of Stockton, was killed Saturday crossing a Stockton street. Driver Gaston R Smith, 24, of Storklaan, arrested on manslaughter charges. Ollie Showalter, 65, of Lathnip, died Saturday night in a collision near his home.
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Boy Describes Knife Attack on Sally Ann Hayward
A 14 year old boy told police the girl Sally Ann Hayward was stabbed by Leo Reilly in a basement after Reilly lured her from a housing project playground. Sally remained in critical condition but improving, with nine stab wounds and a slash on her cheek. Reilly, 19, faced charges of assault with intent to rape kill and aggravated assault, while authorities said the girl had not been raped.
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Dr Duncan Offers Joint Pain Relief at San Leandra Office
Leg aches and circulatory issues are claimed to be eased by Dectar therapy. The ad promotes pattern normalization through varied treatment to reduce joint and muscle pain, relax nerves, and improve circulation, with contact details for Dr. Duncan at 723 E Ith St San Leandra.
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Nixon Embarks on Fateful Four Weeks
Billings to Denver and Salt Lake City as Nixon begins final four weeks of campaigning. He plans speeches and press attacks on Kennedy, with Klein predicting a victory in the looming race. Nixon’s Western swing includes California Colorado Arizona and other states as he probes polls and sharpens his debate approach.
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Brown Attacks Nixon On Labor Reform Tour in Newark
Gov. Edmund Brown charged Richard Nixon would not understand the labor movement’s aim to improve life for all. Speaking to the NJ COPE, Brown vowed Nixon won’t be Californians’ choice, accusing him of cynicism and linking Kennedy to Roosevelt’s Economic Bill of Rights.
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Rougher Road Seen For US In Assembly
United Nations coverage notes the United States faces a tougher path to pass resolutions on Cold War issues. A deferral on seating Communist China passed by a narrow eight vote margin as several new UN members abstained or opposed, signaling a shifting balance and reduced American leverage.
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Foreign Firms Safe In Ghana
Accra Ghana President Kwame Nkrumah says his government has no plan to seize foreign firms in Ghana. He reassures international business leaders and outlines a policy of protecting foreign investment while promoting national development and stability. The remarks come amid regional tensions and calls for economic reform.
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Novelist Leeming and the persuasively odd book shop moment
London reports that novelist John Leeming described a book shop clerk so persuasive that a reader bought a copy of It Always Rains in Home though aware of its short length. In Harrogate a scientist warned machines may write better love letters than humans, yet doubted any perceptive woman would be swayed. In Chefhunt two Americans touring Joseph Poller’s 15th century home bought five empty chianti bottles for 70 cents each, Poller had planned disposal.
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Electronic Walking Aid Of Way
Dr Adrian Kantrowitz of Brooklyn reports a portable electronic walking aid for paraplegics is not ready for production. He demonstrated walking motion in electrically stimulated dogs and estimated about three years and 600000 will be needed to test on patients. The device uses magnetic fields and wires to deliver timed electric shocks to leg muscles, replacing brain signals to straighten bend and swing limbs.
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Brooklyn, N.Y
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11 Year Old Recounts Birthday in Kentucky Crowd
Corbin Kentucky AP report recalls a birthday party for 11 year old Robert Early who describes simple joys and crafts from a diary filled life. The gathering included twenty friends and relatives as Early and his family celebrated the milestone with candle hints and cake remarks.
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Trading Stamps For Churchgoers At First Methodist
LAKE WALES Fla AP The Sunday night service at First Methodist Church featured trading stamps for attendees. About 190 churchgoers received five trading stamps and five church stamps on entry. Rev Robert C Boges 43 said the stamps caused no real disturbance despite a tense crowd. The stamps were earned from store purchases tied to the church project.
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