Lions Run Rampant As Circus Cats Terrorize Omaha Crowd
In Omaha two circus lions escaped a truck injuring a pedestrian lightly and causing a citywide panic. Sgt Mollner blocked exits with a cruiser while riot guns and dogs kept back 500 curious bystanders. Trainer Guy Gossing coaxed Carmen and Diane into captivity after an hour and 45 minutes.
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Omaha
Neb
Bernard Mollner
Carmen
Mollner
Big Cat
Sgt
Eugene Scarpino
City Auditorium
Charles
Mancuso
Guy Gossing
Gosing
Diane
Gossing
Double Dampen Slam Prickly West Leads to Vienna Coup
A hand from Henry Auslander of Pittsburgh illustrates bidding and play. West doubles a slam, allowing declarer Henry to run a spade sequence, discard on diamonds, and execute a Vienna coup to force the last tricks despite West’s risky defense.
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Henry Auslander
Pittsburgh
Henry
West
East
North Carolina Press Women name officers
Bette Elliott of the Raleigh Times is the new president of the North Carolina Press Women. She was elected Sunday as the group ended its ninth annual spring institute here. Serving with Mrs. Elliott will be vice president Bonnie Pittman of the Gastonia Gazette, secretary Joan Brock of the News and Observer, Raleigh, and treasurer Jackie Owens of the Twin City Sentinel, Winston-Salem.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
Bette Elliott
Raleigh Times
North Carolina Press Women
Elliott
Bonnie Pittman
Gastonia Gazette
Joan Brock
the News and Observer
Raleigh
Jackie Owens
Twin City Sentinel
Winston-Salem
Residents complain of red dust from Peru ore along Philadelphia waterfront
Gloucester New Jersey residents say cobalt colored iron ore dust from Peru sprayed by winds coats homes and clothing. Freeholder Michael J Conroy urged Philadelphia Mayor H J Tate to fix the problem as the dust drifts across the Delaware River.
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Gloucester
N.J
Michael J. Conroy
Lent prayer invite from BUD COLLYER for National Sunday School Week
Prominent American leader Bud Collyer invites readers to join in a Lent period prayer urging gratitude, knowledge of truth, rightful place in creation, and living in peace while seeking God's kingdom. Distributed via The Laymen's National Committee and Newspaper Enterprise Assn.
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God
Enterprise Assn
Violent Death Toll Rises Across North Carolina Weekend
The Associated Press reports at least 16 violent deaths in North Carolina over the weekend linked to cars, fire, and other causes. A man and his teenage sons, Clyde Ward and Joe and Arthur Lee Ferguson, are feared drowned after a fishing trip. Autopsies ordered for other victims, including Evelyn Sutton and Joha Sunday, while murder charges arise in separate Durham slayings and a Greensboro area case.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Clyde Ward
Powellsville
Joe
Ferguson
Arthur Lee
Blakely
Clees
Chowan
Evelyn Sutton
Joha
Edward Sutton
Sunbury
Margaret Sue Crawley
Ward's
Rt. 2
Vale
Ricky Eugene
Bolick
Hickory
Vernon
J Honeycutt
Rt. 1
Oakboro
Donald Vaughn
Shirley McAlister Johnson
Bie Ay
Durham
Nathaniel Junior Bostie
John Dixon
Laura Carrington Yancey
Joshua Adams
Charlotte
Buck
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Double
N.C. Press
Bud Collyer
RTL 4
America
N. Main
Clarkton
Richard Brent Edwards
Mary Mattie Tilley
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Kernesville
Guilford County
R. B. Davis Jr
Grady Tilley
Harllee
Priscilla
Dacron 50
Dacron Marquisette
Dacron Ninon
Croscill, Hand, Panda
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WOLFE
Kirsch
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