Highly-Spiced Foods May Irritate The Stomach
Dr Molner cautions parents about persistent use of pickles ketchup and other highly spiced foods by children noting they can form lasting taste patterns and potentially irritate the stomach leading to gastritis. He advises gradual moderation and to teach children to eat what is served.
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William Hamilton Pennsylvanias Political Figure Dead at 54
William Hamilton, 54, longtime Republican leader and former city chairman in Philadelphia, died Wednesday of an apparent heart seizure. The prominent party figure helped shape Pennsylvania politics for decades.
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Wilbur Hamilton
Pennsylvania
FBI Arrests Under Rights Bill Ties Juniors to Movie Action
In Greenwood Mississippi three white men Willie Amon 47 Jimmy Allen Belk 19 and Sam Allen Shafer Jr 40 were charged with conspiring to prevent Silas McGhee 21 from using the Leflore Theatre. McGhee reported being assaulted and forced at gunpoint to accompany the men after attending a prior night showing.
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Greenwood, Miss
FBI
Bureau
Greenwood
Willie Amon
Jimmy Allen Belk
Sam Allen Shafer Jr
Belk
W. C. Ashes
Clarksdale
Silas McGhee
Leflore
McGhee
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
Railroad profits rise for major Eastern lines
New York reports show Pennsylvania, New York Central and Norfolk & Western lifting earnings. First half results reflect tighter cost controls and higher freight revenue with the Pennsylvania posting $11,628,500 in H1 and 62 cents a share in Q2, while the Central glad profits reach $10,788,751 in H1 and $9,753,575 in Q2.
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Rights Should Be Issue Say Negro Leaders
National Negro leaders urge that civil rights remain a campaign issue. In Vicksburg Mississippi AP dispatch says leaders expect President Johnson and Barry Goldwater to discuss civil rights. they warn against any agreement to keep the issue out of the presidential race.
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Vicksburg
Miss
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
Martin Luther King
James
Congress of Ra
Farmer
Lewis
Tougaloo College
Dencanaie Agana
Freedom Democrats
Atlantic City
N.J
Singapore Clashes Fade as CurfewRiots Continue
Chinese and Malays clashed for the fourth day in Singapore with 19 dead and hundreds injured. Police said clashes were smaller and less frequent though new incidents occurred during the curfew break. Troops restored order while advocates urged voter action in civil rights debates.
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Tony Escoda
Singapore
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