Boiling Point by Hal Boyle column grab bag of odds ends
An AP column surveys mixed tidbits from bootlegging estimates to pet ownership curbs on juvenile delinquents, noting Americans drink heavily, pet care boosts responsibility, and public figures share quips. It covers statistics on self-harm by state, life insurance costs, and the machine era with radio ownership facts.
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New York
Columist
Treasury
Silien
Sune
Ingrid Bergman
U.S.A
Martin van Buren
Nevada
America
T& Million
Lateran Council
Lisa Kirk
Don Maryus
Tess
Rue Treibten
Doctor Offers New Way To Save Lives
Reported by AP state health officials describe a proposed method to reduce burn fatalities. The plan involves experimental drugs to stimulate circulation and support the heart, aiming to prevent collapse after severe burns. Details remain preliminary and subject to approval.
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Hephesii
Apia Pew
Blood shock linked to heart muscle injury study
Henry A. Fozzard of Washington University Medical School reported at an international burns conference a new approach to treating burn shock. The method aims to trigger fetal shock by injury to the heart muscle, reducing reliance on plasma and fluids to restore blood volume.
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Henry A. Fozzard
Washington University
School of Medicine
The
Armed Services
U.S. Public Health Service
Ainaus
Foreard
Veteran healer hospital ship to aid war-torn areas arrives in SF
A veteran healer aboard a hospital ship departs San Francisco to aid civilians in distress. The voyage, part of Project LMP, mobilizes medical staff and supplies with a large multinational crew, aiming to bring relief and medical care to affected regions, backed by private donations and government support.
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Ban Francisco
San Francisco
Saulkean
Tiny
Suburban Tribune Misreadings and Subscription Pages
Fragmented OCR text from a historic newspaper page shows garbled article lines and stray editorial notes. It references subscription rates, old addresses, office labels, and scattered names, creating a hazy snapshot of late era formatting and column layouts with unreadable sections.
Leandro Treatment Promises Relief for Joint Aches
A fragmented notice mentions joint pains and a physician applying a treatment to normalize body systems. It references Hoole pains, leg aches, and various medical terms, naming Br. Duncan and Stan Leander among scattered identifiers.
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Br. Duncan
Stan Leander
Installment Plan Promises Then Costs Hit Home
A garbled ad style notice discusses installment plans for homeowners loans with claims of low monthly payments per thousand and flexible repayment. It urges readers to call two local numbers for details and mentions insurance and hospital bills as pressures driving debt.
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Steve G
Lenin
Hensts
Kennedy Proposes New Weapons For National Labor Disputes
Senator John F Kennedy outlines plans to empower the next president to handle national emergency labor disputes. He cites the 1959-60 steel strike and warns against reducing steel industry workweeks to 32 hours. Kennedy expects Steelworkers endorsement after his address and plans to speak to Chemical Workers Union in Charleston before a major stump in West Virginia.
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Atlantic Clyy
Sen
John J. Kennnedy
Kennedy
White House
United States
Heins
Ai J. Mcfiamald
Itar Kal Union
Eisenhower
Steelworkers Union
Chuckles in the News Highlights Odd Local Incidents
In Bellelower California Andrew Davis Small aged 40 was arrested after firing police shots at a bartender and two customers amid a dispute over being a doctor. A customer challenged his claims as he misused medical terms. In Boston England an unidentified couple paid one shilling for church tower tickets, saying they toured the tower years ago. London Sir William Steward, owner of Indien restaurant, travels to New York to demonstrate curry cooking to American housewives.
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Bellelower
Calif
UPI
Andrew Davis Small
Small
Baing
Boston
England
St. Botolph’s
London
William Steward
New York
Nixon Urges Freedom for Satellite Nations Without War
Vice President Richard Nixon told a New York audience that liberty must return to Soviet bloc states without war. He warned Soviet leaders would spread propaganda blaming the West while stressing that U S diplomacy must advance hope behind the Iron Curtain. Nixon’s Warsaw reception underscored U S resolve to avoid dividing Europe and to challenge Khrushchev through peaceful means.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon-Laxige
Nixon
Nikita” Khrushchév
New York
United Nations General Assembly
United States
Poland
Lithuania
Warsaw
Europe
Gil
Khrushchev
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