Lobo the Mascot Proves to Be a Coyote Not a Wolf
A North Carolina State zoology professor declares Lobo III, the university mascot, is a coyote rather than a timber wolf. The expert notes size and jaw strength differ, but public perception sees him as a sneaky critter. Lawrence Burnette defends the animal, while the professor favors the coyote for temperament and resilience among crowds.
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Raleigh
North Carolina State University
Lobo III
Lobo
Fred S. Barkalow
Lawrence Burnette
Dr. Barkalow
Realignment promised for Ku Klux Klan units in North Carolina
Greensboro AP reports dissatisfaction within North Carolina Klansmen with leader Robert Jones. An UKA official Rev. George F. Dorsett announced a planned realignment possibly within a week, citing shifts following James Cole joining the 6th Province in Greensboro. Jones denied rift claims and led a Rowan County meeting where proxies were used.
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Greensboro
North Carolina
KKK
George F. Dorsett
Imperial National
The
United Klans of America, Inc
UKA
Robert Jones
Dorsett
Jones
James
Catfish) Cole
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Klan
Rowan County
Robert Shelton
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Science finds non surgical cure for hemorrhoids
New York report says a substance called Bio-Dyne, found in Preparation H, can shrink hemorrhoids, stop itching, and relieve pain without surgery except in unusually severe cases. It also helps prevent further infection and is available as ointment or suppository.
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New York, N.Y
Coppolino Case Hinges On Drug Detectability In Trial
Naples Florida AP reports the Coppolino murder trial opens with 69 jurors to pick a 12 member panel plus two alternates. The anesthesiologist is charged with first degree murder in the death of Carmela Coppolino in 1965. Experts will debate if an injected drug could be detected after death. Trial restrictions limit media access and sequester jurors.
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Naples
Fla
Carl Coppolino
F. Lee Bailey
Frank Schaub
Sarasota
Carmela Coppolino
Coppolino
Freehold
N.J
William Farber
Bailey
Farber
Marjorie
New Jersey
Mary Williams Gibson
Carmela
Schaub
Milton Helpern
New York City
Lynn Silvertooth
Lynn Redgrave Marries Actor John Clark in New York
Lynn Redgrave and actor John Clark wed on Sunday in New York. Redgrave, 23, nominated for Georgy Girl, was joined by sister Vanessa and parents Sir Michael Redgrave and Rachel Kempson. Clark, 34, recently divorced in Mexico and leaving the Macbird cast.
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Associated Press
NEW York
Lynn Redgrave
John Clark
Britain
Vanessa
Michael Redgrave
Rachel Kempson
London
Mexico
Kay Hawtrey
Macbird
Missouri Forest Holds Over Seventy Lookout Towers
The Missouri forest system contains more than 70 lookout towers spread across eight million acres of land. State officials note the towers aid fire surveillance and protect timber resources.
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Missouri
Radio-TV Strike Lengthens in Nationwide Labor Dispute
The three networks and the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists failed to reach an agreement after a walkout by union leaders over news caster pay. Talks resumed only in New York under federal mediation as high profile anchors were affected and broadcasts used taped material.
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Washington
Donald Conaway
NBC
George Fuchs
CBS
ABC
Conaway
David Brinkley
Walter
Thanat Khoman
Thailand
Boyd
Peter H. Dominick
R-Colo
Galbraith
Eisenhower Signs Act Banning Communist Party
On August 24 1954 President Dwight D Eisenhower signed the Communist Control Act outlawing the Communist party in the United States.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Communist Party
United States
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