Sewage Threat to Public Health At Missouri River Hearing
At a federal hearing in Kansas City a six member board examines river pollution from sewage. Dr Paul W Kabler of the U S Public Health Service cites coli form counts from Kansas City Kan to St Louis with no federal limit yet. he notes no sickness cases but lists epidemics after treatment failures as the hearing continues.
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Blue Angels Lose Another Pilot in Jet Crash
PENSACOLA Fla AP The Navy Blue Angels suffered another fatality when Lt Anton M Campanella 28 of Millburn NY died in Mobile Bay after his Tiger jet crashed during a solo test flight The loss marks the fourth Blue Angel to die since December at the time of the incident.
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Edith Piaf in semicoma after sudden deterioration
French chanteuse Edith Piaf remains in semicoma as doctors report a rapid decline. She had been hospitalized last week for a persistent liver ailment and had shown slow improvement in recent days.
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Prices May Rise Further Amid Inflation Signals
Prices can still go up despite Fed relief as the consumer price index forecasters predict a continued lift in the overall cost of living for a while with seasonal food shifts. Higher prices are anticipated in clothing, rail freight, and autos, aided by wage hikes and production costs, while food costs may fluctuate with the seasons.
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Hunter Thinks Europe May Take Movie Crown
AP Movie TV writer Bob Thomas reports Tab Hunter predicts Hollywood losing global dominance as production shifts abroad. He cites strikes and rising foreign profits, notes Americans prefer home entertainment and TV, and envisions moving to Europe or TV work while lamenting dwindling film roles.
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50 Year Term For Holdup
Kansas man Robert James Julius, 21, of Overland Park, pleaded guilty to armed robbery in Hermann Missouri Circuit Court and received a 50 year sentence for a tavern holdup that gravely wounded tavern operator Leland Hennesse. Julius, on parole from a Kansas reformatory, fled with 1721 dollars and 383 dollars in checks, which were later recovered.
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Watermelons Grounded by Law Prompt New Display Table
A store faced a surprise inspection with an unusual rule banning watermelons from lying on the ground at business sites. The inspector also demanded a kitchen floor update from six months earlier, catching the writer off guard during the visit.
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