Boiling Point Ees Life Tips From Hal Boyle
Facts of Life column notes a science look at bodies changing yearly, memory gaps about World War I, aging and aging myths, and quirky observations. It touches on arthritis risk for farmers, print removal tech, college dropout rates, and a joke about the kitchen gadget called a husband.
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Handicapped Mary Ellen Kelly Visits Chicago Veterans
Mary Ellen Kelly 36 of Marcus Iowa, disabled by rheumatoid arthritis, travels with only facial muscle and right hand control to Chicago to cheer veterans. She will autograph her book Gutcht the Dawn Rejolcing and hopes to arrange ambulance transport to veterans hospitals. She runs Teague for shut-Ins from her bed and publishes Seconds Sanctified for 2000 members, seeking more visits to invalids nationwide.
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Young Shark Hunter Drowns
A Monterey coast shark hunter, David G. Watson, 28, of San Jose, drowned nine miles north of Monterey when his 28 foot Wave Lift boat capsized by heavy swells. Coast Guard cutter capsized during rescue but all crewmen reached safety. five men rescued by helicopter include Henry Vickroy, 29, Gilroy. Derek Wilson, Sunnyvale. Carl Head, Gilroy. Denton Wolf, 43, Gilroy. and Edward Watson, 43, Gilroy.
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New York Liquor Salesman Fined for Ignoring 11 Tickets
Frank Samataro of Valley Stream New York was fined 4570 by Magistrate James E La Piccolo for ignoring 11 traffic summonses over two years. He paid 00 dollars and was ordered to pay the remaining balance by October 20.
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No Clues to Ship Murder Of Divorce No Clues to Ship
Boston homicide detectives search a cold trail after Lavin Kauffman a 22 year old Chicago divorcee was beaten aboard a Dutch freighter then her body cast into the Atlantic. Capt Joseph B Fallon leading the inquiry plans further questioning of crew in Utrecht after the ship docked in Brooklyn Harbor. The body was found in outer Boston Harbor with medical examiners saying she was knocked unconscious and drowned. Kauffman worked as a research assistant to Prof Stanley Spector and was returning from a year in Singapore with plans to adopt a Chinese boy. The Spectors arrived to cooperate with investigators.
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Gluckmann Sets Solo Around World Air Record
San Francisco inventor pilot Gluckmann, 34, set the first officially sanctioned solo around the globe in a single engine plane, completing 29 days six hours eight minutes and 52.2 seconds under the Federation Aeronautique Internationale. He operates a San Francisco watch shop and aimed to beat the Mevers 200 in 16 days but faced weather delays in Tahoe.
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Chuckles In The News Highlights Odd Global Capers
Hollywood reports Marilyn Monroe arriving early for Nikita Khrushchev speech provoking laughter from Jack Benny. Dalton prisoner Emmit Scott escaped parole approval, recaptured soon after. Tokyo bank watchman Shigeru Enomoto foils knife robber on duty. Birmingham church editor Nick Stacey presses pin ups amid protests. Canterbury tavern night ends with no beer as bachelors party ends.
City dismisses cussing incident amid police aide dispute
Casper Wyoming AP report recounts a city employee cussing at a woman after striking her car with a broom during a parking area dispute. The city manager said the matter was dropped and noted enlisted men assisting Allied forces.
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Hoover Warns of Commie Inroads at Cooper Union
Former President Herbert Hoover warned of collectivism and agnosticism spreading in America. He spoke during the cornerstone laying for the new Engineering Building at the Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art in New York.
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Woman rescues mother and boarder as blaze traps home
A woman awakens to smoke and rouses her mother and a boarder, then fights the flames with water and salvages a dazed man who reenters the house. Firemen recover the unconscious man on the kitchen floor. the mother escapes unharmed.
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Fragmentary report on Baghdad executions and public reaction
A damaged clipping describes Arab nationalist tensions and alleged executions near Baghdad after a military insurrection. Officers were reportedly shot at Campur Toutoul outside the capital, civilians hanged in Baghdad prison, witnessed by crowds as radio stations claimed cheers for Sassém.
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Desert Islands Under Kassem Regime Death Sentences Reported
Radio Baghdad reported the Iraqi government has executed 27 people since the 1958 revolution. It said seven other officers received life sentences. the 20 islands of Hawaii system include eight reduced to life containment and 21 given lifelike terms. Islands named include Oahu Maui Molokai Lanai Kahoolawe Kauai and Hawaii.
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Halleck Open to Serving If Nominated for Veep
Washington UPI reports Republican Leader Charles A Halleck, 62, Indiana, says he is available for the 1960 GOP ticket. He notes you dont run for vice president but would say yes if the presidential candidate asks. Halleck rose recently as House Republican leader after ousting Joseph Martine from the post.
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Deadlocked Steel Talks Resume Amid Wage Debate
New York UPI reports stalled steel negotiators resume talks after a weekend recess. The United Steelworkers Union backs a renewed strike fund to boost full participation. Industry costs exceed 4.6 billion dollars, with wages lost approaching 707.6 million as stockpiles fall toward minimum levels.
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