Memory Lost Woman at Mauloverer Hall Awakens
Marianne regains consciousness at Pennington Cross with a child named Thomas and no memory of her identity. At Mauloverer Hall she is tended by Mrs Mauleverer and told she is a guest, while Dr Barton warns memory may not return.
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Pennington Grass
Thomas
Pennington Cross
Maulover Hall
Miss Lamb
Dr. Barton
Martha
Gibbs
Mr. Emsworth
Mark
Mr. Mauleverer
Mrs. Mauleverer
Mrs M Auleverer
Benique
Mrs. Mauleveter
Mark Mauleverer
See the U.S.A. Drive Promoted by Johnson and NAT O
President Johnson backs a nationwide See the U S A campaign with NAT O to boost domestic travel. Funding aims at 1 million yearly for the program, drawn from airlines railroads and oil concerns, with support across Congress and states. The effort targets reducing the 1964 tourist gap by encouraging Americans to spend vacations at home.
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Johnson
U.S.A
Charles Gillett
National Association of Travel ‘Organizations
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White House
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Europe
Appalachia
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Hall Syndicate, Inc
Preparation H touted by research institute discovery
An advertisement proclaims a new healing substance Bio-Dyne now used in Preparation H as a suppository or ointment. It claims astonishing statements from sufferers and notes availability at drug counters.
$2,000 Robbery At Mobile Store
Police investigate an estimated $2000 robbery of a Mobile supermarket. A bandit wearing dark glasses and a cap armed with a sawed off shotgun forced the manager, Frank Jernigan, to surrender all bills from a safe. The suspect is believed connected to two prior grocery robberies in the port city this month.
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Frank Jernigan
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Natural gas used in 30 million American households
A factoid notes that natural gas serves about 30 million households across the United States. It highlights the reach of gas services in homes and implies widespread infrastructure support.
Metal Used by U S Mint To Produce Billions Of Coins
In 1962 the U S Mint used 14 341 tons of metal to manufacture 3 7 billion coins. The output reflects large scale production at federal coin facilities during that year.
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