Lighter Side: Dick West on Scribendi Cacoethes
United Press International observer Dick West notes a playful medical term scribendi cacoethes meaning the itch for writing. He applauds Allen Drury for Advise and Consent, recounts Drury’s Broadway play adaptation, film plans, and a Women’s National Press Club talk about politics on the page.
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Dick West
United Press International
Washington
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Weister
Allen Drury
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Drury
National Press Club
National Press
Judge Provides Tip In Arrest of Gunman
Nevada County Undersheriff Verle Gray said a tip from Judge prompted a search that led to the arrest of Robert Adams, a driver, after the Mid Valley Savings and Loan robbery in Rough and Ready. FBI and deputies tracked Adams to woods near Highway 20, two hours after the hold up. Adams admitted hiding to evade the posse and faces federal charges with $10,000 bond recommended.
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Marysville
Robert Car
Adams
Frank Gallino
Fedastyouge
Nevada City
Nevada County
A. T. Auerbach
FBI
San Francisco
Mid Valley Savings and Loan Association
Mark ‘Garet Doherty
Sacramento
U.S
Robert Woodward
JHE DAILY REVIEW Classified and Office Locations Listed
Fragmented OCR lists editorials advertising staff and multiple office addresses across Hayward Berkeley and Fremont with circulation audit note. It mentions post office theater and rail likely misread. The text is a jumble of names and addresses without cohesive event.
Hong Kong Cuts Trading in Gold
Hong Kong's gold and silver exchange will shut trading in gold today amid speculator pressures from London and other markets. Thursday's close ran at 265 Hong Kong dollars per ounce, after Wednesday at 232 HKD. The U.S. Treasury price stood at 35 dollars per troy ounce, with London futures showing a high near something.
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Hong Kong
Gold and Silver Exchange
London
U.S. Treasury
Founsday
Joe
Trio Make Their Point In Courtroom
In Peoria a Circuit Court jury found Mack Aller and three companions not guilty of robbery after a courtroom demonstration of dice based gambling. The four men faced charges tied to a $70 robbery of Indianapolis truck driver Ralph McKinzie and a watch, with Pratt noting warrants for all as possible swindling figures.
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Tlapi
Mack Aller
Aller
Allen
Peoria County
Slate
Eugene Pratt
Wer c
Ralph McKinzie
Indianapolis
Donald W. Harrell
Herschel Clark
Elmer K. Allison
Pratt
McKinzie
New Rocket Center to Be Built in Utah
In Brigham City Utah AP reports a ceremony marking the start of a new operations center for Thiskol Chemtesl Corp A three foot miniature socket atop a U foot pale was placed Gov George Th Clyde touched a button and the model rocket ignited a guide wire sending a small explosive charge into the earth blasting a dirt shower The event signaled a major construction milestone for the company's facility.
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Brigham City
Utah
Missaker
Thiskol Chemtesl Corp
Huilding
George Th. Clyde
Cuba’s Guevara defies US export embargo plan
In Havana Guevara warned of a serious threat of a 48 financed invasion from Guatemala as US embargo forces Cuba to seek new markets. He said black marketeers in the United States will evade the ban and noted Cuba’s sugar buyers may reject US prices, while Cuba seeks aid from Moscow and other communist blocs.
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East Germany
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Guatemala
Moscow
Chuckles in The News Mississippi spitting champ wins seventh straight
In Raleigh Mississippi farmer George Craft captured the Mississippi long range tobacco spitting championship for the seventh year in a row with a 10 foot inches shot. He finished fourth in the accuracy division while rival Moulder missed the spittoon by two inches. Nearby reports note New York’s Manhattan directory listing “Missile and rocket manufacturers” in the classified pages, and a San Francisco vandal cut parts from deputy uniforms at Youth Guidance Center. Bessie the goat reportedly survived a trailer ride with her owner Flora Goldhagen in Avanta Georgia, still hungry after escaping, tied down by rope but eating anything.
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UPI
George Craft
Man Craft
Raps Moulder
Miame
Bassie
Flora Goldhagen
Avanta
Bessie
Goldhagen
Khrushchev decries New York City as degenerate and repulsive
In a televised address Khrushchev denounces New York, calling it the City of the Yellow Devil and a symbol of capitalist ugliness. He cites skyscrapers, failing trees, crowded streets, and deprived childhood joys while urging Russians to see the decline of capitalism through the example of New York.
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Preimier Khrushchev
New York
Khrushchev
New York City
Gorky
City
Holbaek
Renmark
Ling
Copenhagen
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New quake detection method disclosed by scientists
In San Francisco AP reports that a team of government scientists unveiled a new way to detect earthquakes at great distances using infrasound. They used microbarographs to measure minute air pressure changes and linked Yellowstone seismic activity in 1959 to atmospheric pressure waves reaching Washington, with several tornado-related pressure wakes also observed reaching the capital.
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Atva
Acousticalociety of
America
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A. Mi Young
National Bureau] of Standards
Yellowstone
Montana
Bureau of Standards Seismomeers
Washington
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Shelter Plan To Go Before Legislature In 1961
Sacramento plan aims to test community shelters in schools or playgrounds with four pilots and an inventory of existing shelters. It seeks a tax exemption for private shelters and fast write-offs for employer built shelters. A tailout emergency Capitol shelter is proposed under a Highway Patrol HQ or the Capitol basement. Allan K. Jonas says focus remains on protecting children, not a universal shelter program.
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Gov. Brown
Highway Patrol Military Department
Sacramento
Allan K. Jonas
State Disaster Office
Jonas
Sacrasiento
Reds to Clear Ruins of Church In Fast Berlin
Communist authorities will clear the ruins of St. Peter's Lutheran Church in Fast Berlin to make way for a new street. A Fast Berlin paper said church authorities consented to the clearance and that archaeologists will examine the site where churches stood for generations, the last built in 1947 and bombed in World War II.
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Berlin
St. Peter’s Lutheran
Fast Berlin
Mother to Be Killed as Shot from Gun Enters Birth Night
Sioux City reports a dentist, 26, accidentally discharged a 12 gauge shotgun while cleaning it at home. His wife Lillian Clapsaddle, 26, was killed in the living room as their fourth child was due. Neighbors and doctors performed a Caesarean, delivering a baby who survived and was reported in good condition at Methodist Hospital. The Woodbury County coroner and physicians investigated the incident.
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Jack G
Clapsaddle
Lillian Clapsaddle
Building of Beer Cans Outlawed
In Everglades Florida a spring law bans building homes with beer cans as walls. Collier County Engineer Warman Turner rejected the idea noting beer cans stacked and plastered with concrete walls could not be approved. The builder and location were not disclosed.
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Everglades, Fla
Collier County
Warman Turner
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