Planned Parenthood for Pets Aims to Reform Animal Care
HAL BOYLE reports on the National Humane Society forming to curb overbreeding and homeless animals. Helen Jones cites 49 million dogs and cats with 15 million dogs and 25 million cats homeless, urging prevention, humane pounds, and humane slaughter practices. The NHS plans shelters, cross‑work with SPCA, and opposes animal testing while promoting painless euthanasia when needed.
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Car Undamaged After Driving Into Circle Drive-In Theater
In Long Beach California Mrs Goldie Wilson parked outside a friend's home then entered the house. The car slipped into gear and rolled into traffic turning sharply into the Circle drive in theater parking lot stopping before the screen. Mrs Wilson suffered a broken left leg and left wrist but the car was undamaged.
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Beacon Hill Residents Keep Right to Lead Cow on Beacon Street
Residents in the Beacon Hill area of Boston retain the right to lead a cow along Beacon Street to Boston Common, a traditional local privilege acknowledged in historical norms and public life.
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Liability Insurance Rates Cut in 39 States
Kansas City reports automobile insurance rates are falling in 39 states with reductions of 9 to 32 percent in certain classes. The cuts favor young women drivers under 25, whose safe driving records and a 10 percent school or college driver training credit are cited as key factors. Officials say reduced exposure and usage patterns explain the shift.
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Systematic Savings Through Regular Bond Purchases
A guidance note emphasizes regular United States Savings Bonds purchases as the surest way to guarantee future security through disciplined saving.
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United States
Prospective Judicial Redistricting Gains Passage Support
In Raleigh, observers say the joint House Senate committee signaled approval of a bill creating 30 judicial districts and 32 regular judges, with 4 to 6 specials to ease civil case delays. Provisions on rotating divisions and boundary coterminous with solicitors remain undecided but likely future measures. The Judicial Council prepared the bill, acknowledging unresolved political questions though stronger enactment prospects than last year.
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Thief Returns for Sink and Bath Stolen from Vacant Home
In Oklahoma City a thief who took the kitchen sink returned to steal the bathtub from a vacant house. Rev. Coy Brown reported the incident to police yesterday.
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Oklahoma City
Coy Brown
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