Parson Smiles on Polygyny Proposal
Opinion column by Robert Peterson discusses Dr. Victor Sassel proposal to permit multiple wives after 60. Letters show mixed views with some praising potential sociological merit, while many condemn liberal ideas as widows call for equal opportunities. The piece notes a church elder audience applauding candor, and contrasts with concerns about quack remedies and aging programs.
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Bonanza Dog Meal Promises Nutrition for On the Go Dogs
Bonanza was tested at Purina Dog Care Center where hundreds of sporting and working dogs chose it six to one over other meal types. The ad touts flavor and urges readers to feed Bonanza for dogs on the go while offering a money-saving coupon.
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No Political Aspirations
Betty Foy Sanders wife of Gov. Carl Sanders declines to follow Mrs. Lurleen Wallace example though her husband cannot seek re election. Ashburn editor Norah Lawrence Smith proposed drafting Mrs. Sanders for governor to avert a Republican win. Mrs. Sanders reiterates she has no political ambitions.
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May 11 in History Admits Minnesota to Union
On May 11 1858 Minnesota was admitted to the Union. The day’s history also notes Luxembourg’s perpetual neutrality treaty in 1867, Churchill meeting Roosevelt in 1943, Japan’s war start admission in 1945, Israel’s UN admission in 1949, and later incidents including Greek Cypriot attacks, a Malaya landslide, and US talks with Dominican rebels.
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Lightning Strikes Trolley No Injuries in SF Incident
SAN FRANCISCO AP Lightning struck a trolley on Monday sparking a shower of sparks. The driver and two passengers escaped injury as power failed in nearby houses and a fire alarm sounded at a nearby school. A fuse holder and a 600 volt switch were blown. Tom McCoy, the driver, said it scared him.
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