Gorilla Nurses Large Hangover at Chicago Zoo
Sinbad the six foot five hundred pound gorilla escaped his cage at Lincoln Park Zoo in Chicago for about 20 minutes. He roamed the inner corridor of the monkey house prompting evacuation of 75 people and prompting police riot squad involvement. A keeper briefly left a door open and Sinbad wandered toward a kitchen where four workers prepared meals for animals. After tranquilizer, he recovered five hours later with a heavy hangover described by zoo officials.
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Sinbad
Lincoln Park
Zoo
Monkey House
Gene Hartz
Zoom
Hartz
Barney Gisuti
Coal Slag Found Useful On Pike Turnpike
Slag from the Kaw power station, once a nuisance, now sold as an asphalt adhesive to resurface shoulders on the Kansas Turnpike from Topeka to Kansas City. City officials switched from landfill disposal in late February as demand grows, with eastern utilities already marketing slag for oysters fertilizer and beer bottles.
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Kansas City
Kan
Kaw
Topeka
Insas City
L. A. Wipprecht
Midwest
East
Actor Spangler Brugh recalls rise to star Robert Taylor
New York AP interview profiles Spangler Arlington Brugh who became Robert Taylor. He recalls MGM years 1934 to 1960s, rising fame, 70 films, Oscar, and how Louis B. Mayer shaped his career by renaming him. Now 53, he lives on a Beverly Hills farm with Ursula Thiegs and family.
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New York
Spangler Arlington Brugh
Beatrice
Neh
California
MGM
Whas
Spangler
Arlington Brugh
Hollywood
Ursula Thiegs
Beverly Hills
Louis B. Mayer
Barbara Stanwyck
Mayer
Robert Taylor
1965 Models Start on Auto Assembly Lines
DETROIT AP The 1965 models began rolling on assembly lines in U S auto plants today First into new line production were Ford s Lincoln Thunderbird plant at Wixom Michigan and its Falcon Comet plants at Lorain Ohio and Methuchen N J The 1985s moved in behind a record output of an estimated 7 891 200 1964s of which more than 5 000 000 were built this calendar year Below 609 feet in the Black Sea the water contains so much hydrogen sulfide that only a few bacteria can survive
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Detroit
U. S
Ford
Wixom
Mich
Lorain
Ohio
Methuchen
N. J
Black Sea
Castro Accused In Racial Strife
Former Cuban President Manuel Urrutia accuses Fidel Castro of stirring racial unrest in the United States citing Radio Free Dixie and a Havana broadcast. Urrutia, who split with Castro in 1960, plans a new anti Castro party titled Fighting Democratic Unity. Purslane and chickweed weeds can seed after uprooting. Florida citrus industry valued at $2 billion annually.
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Miami
Fla
Manuel Urrutia
Fidel Castro
United States
Urrutia
Castro
Havana
Free Dixie
Robert Williams
Monroe
N.C
Cuba
Bank Chairman Retires After 60 Years of Service
Harold C. Teqnee reports Arcadia banker Kanteen T. Fowler retires from School District No. 112 after six decades, remaining chairman of boards of Home State Bank Arcadia First State Bank of Arma Kan and Citizens Bank of Weir Kan. He founded Arcadia bank in 1908, continues at its rolltop desk, and oversees a large family of 13 children with several in banking.
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Harold C. Teqnee
Pittsburg
Arcadia
Kanteen T. Fowler
First State Bank
Arma
Kani
Citizens Bank of Weir
Kan
Arcadia Bank
Fowler
C.G. Fowler
Doris Stelle
Bill Fowler
Hut
Weir
Weir Bank
John Bedene
Alma Bank
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