Remarkable recovery from crippling arthritis described
Personal account of dramatic improvement from rheumatoid arthritis and rheumatism. The author claims full restoration to active life after severe joint pain and muscular soreness and invites readers to request free information on the relief method.
Bank officials and businessmen charged in $1 million looting scheme
In Los Angeles a group of twelve Sun Valley and San Fernando Valley businessmen and bank officials were arraigned in federal court on charges of aiding and abetting cashier John Peterson in cashing thousands of worthless checks. The FBI linked a three year scheme to misapply funds as bank examiners found a multi hundred thousand dollar shortage.
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Nuclear Controls Discussed For World Test Ban
In Geneva East and West debated a control system to police a global nuclear test ban. The Soviet Union backed a veto through big powers, while the United States and Britain demand a veto-free system. Delegates approved article two outlining a general control body and cooperation, with article one suspending tests. A full treaty and detailed annex are needed to implement the system.
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Racial Bars Denied by Georgia Regents on Admissions Tests
In Atlanta the Georgia State Board of Regents witnesses call a two alumni endorsement gatekeeping rule reasonable to “improve the quality” of students at state colleges. The suit by three Atlanta Negro women seeks admission to Georgia State College of Business Administration as the NAACP funds the court challenge.
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Boyd Sloan
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Caveness to Be Buried in Greensboro Wednesday
Greensboro attorney Shelley B. Caveness known as the Gray Fox of the Legislature dies at 57 from a heart attack in Miami. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Forbis and Dick Memorial Chapel. survivors include his widow and several nieces and nephews.
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Shelley B. Caveness
Gray Fox
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Debbie Reynolds says Eddie will spend Christmas with kids
Hollywood star Debbie Reynolds notes that despite filing for divorce, Eddie Fisher usually spends Christmas with their two children and should do so again this year. She said the arrangement works and indicated she has no objection.
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