Generals Defend Alaska Hunting Ethics Amid Inquiry
In Juneau Alaska wildlife chief Clarence Rhodes said no game laws were broken during a hunting trip by about a dozen Air Force generals at Brooks Mountain. Keith Hart, a former Arctic Aeromedical Lab employee, alleged to Congress that Gen Nathan Twining and others violated the legal sheep limit. Twining denied any wrongdoing and said no laws were violated.
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Juneau
Alaska
Air Force
Clarence Rhode
Fish and Wildlife Service
Brooks Mountain
Rhodes
Keith Hart
Air Force Arctic Aeromedical Laboratory
Ladd Air Force Base
Fairbanks
Hart
Nathan Twining
Earle E. Partridge
James Doolittle
Twining
Washington
Uden Tablets Promise Quick Stomach Ulcer Relief
Uden Tablets claim speedy relief from stomach ulcers and indigestion with a protective coating. The ad touts 262 million sold since 1928 and a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
Anthony Eden To Undergo Operation In Boston
Sir Anthony Eden, in good heart and spirits, faces his fourth operation in as many years to remove a bile duct tube placed in 1953. Dr. Richard B. Cattell to operate at New England Baptist Hospital after consultations with Sir Horace Evans. Queen Elizabeth sent best wishes for a rapid and complete recovery.
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Boston
Sir Anthony Eden
Richard B. Cattell
New England Baptist Hospital
London
Eden
Sir Horace Evans
Cattell
Queen Elizabeth
Doughnut Retriever Peggy Camac Sees 180 Donuts Logged
Peggy Camac in Philadelphia collects a total of 180 donuts, tallying 15 dozen in a local bakery event. The item highlights Camac's large haul and the humorous arc of the doughnut retrieving project.
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Philadelphia
Peggy Camac
Palmetto State Puzzle Clue List From Old Crosswords
A garbled set of crossword clues references South Carolina state symbols cities rivers numbers and titles plus scattered words like Fort Sumter Azalea and Mohammedan priest. The fragments mix months dates and random terms, offering a partial puzzle readout rather than a coherent article.
Jacoby on Bridge Grand Slam Dream Derailed
In a duplicate bridge hand East makes two sharp keeps but ends in the ashcan after West’s three heart response signals a two ace holding. Rush of New Brunswick notes a hopeful grand slam but settles for potential seven if diamonds split.
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NEA Service Court Rush
New Brunswick
N. J
Rush
East
Uncommon Periarteritis Nodosa Discussed By Doctor
The doctor outlines periarteritis nodosa as a rare inflammatory disease of arteries linked to allergic reactions. It affects many ages, more often males, and presents fever, abdominal and kidney symptoms, neuritis, and muscle inflammation. No definitive test exists and prevention is limited. Treatments focus on symptom relief and sometimes ACTH or cortisone, but the condition remains poorly understood.
Student Convicted In Deaths at Idaho Dorm Fire
Paul D. Matovich, 21, formerly assigned to write a dormitory fire story, was found guilty of second degree murder for setting the Gault Hall blaze that killed three students at the University of Idaho. A nine to twelve member jury recommended psychiatric treatment. The defense pressed insanity while the state sought the death penalty.
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Moscow
Idaho
Paul D. Matovich
Kellogg
University of Idaho
Matovich
Gault Hall
Big Three Eye Changes in Nasser Canal Plan
U S Britain and France weigh pressing Egypt to revise its canal policy. Officials see little chance of major concessions but consider possible tweaks to limit Egypt’s control. Talks with U S Ambassador Hare in Cairo could involve shipping firms and new points from UN principles. Security Council action discussed for Monday.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
United States
Britain
France
Nas
Nasser
Egypt
U. S
Raymond A. Hare
Cairo
U.N. Security Council
Suez
Security Council
Zoo Trade Sparks Unusual Animal Exchange
San Francisco reports a trade involving Zoo directors seeking two orangutans and offering 3 Japanese sika deer 4 European fallow deer 3 Borneo muntjac deer 4 South American llamas 2 young tigers all born in captivity. Louis Goebel of Thousand Oaks California accepted the entire exchange.
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San Francisco
Fleishhacker Zoo
Carey Baldwin
Louis Goebel
Thousand Oaks
Calif
Unclear trial details for Knudsen Idaho Falls case
Fragmentary report notes Knudsen of Idaho Falls died at age 18 after a trial lasting eight days. Jurors deliberated two days before reaching a verdict or proceeding, with limited readable context.
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Knudsen
Idaho Falls
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