Tone trio stirs Reno divorce case and European plans
Neal Tone seeks an uncontested divorce on grounds of mental cruelty while wife Barbara Payton heads to Europe with Neal. Attorneys say testimony will be routine and no adultery details, as the tense love triangle plays out in court and headlines amid threats, cross complaints, and a potential alimony battle.
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Europe
Lewis Clarke
Miss Payton
Barbara
Tone
Fal
Minn
Babs
Samba Confusing Play Rules and Scoring Clarified
A correspondence explains that in Samba a player may draw until a usable card appears and that two normal cards are allotted. It discusses a dispute over scoring a canasta worth 300 points while red threes deduct 200, yielding a net 100 points for opponents.
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Louis
Guilford College Announces Alumni Day Plans
Guilford College outlines Alumni Day on May 31 with registration at 11 30 a m and a noon assembly. A luncheon at Mary Hobbs Hall follows at 1 00 p m for former students spanning classes from 1908 to 1948.
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Guilford College
Mildred Marlette
Whd
Mary Hobbs Hall
Nurse Admits Killing Niece With Arsenic
A hospital head nurse in Wetumpka Alabama confessed in writing to killing her two year old niece Shirley Diana Weldon with arsenic. She denied poisoning another niece whose exhumed body showed arsenic traces. Investigators noted insurance files tied to the victim and cited a $1000 policy.
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Ala
Cooly
Earle Dennison
Lesteran
Holleys
Prominent Minister Will Speak Here at First Church of God
Dr. W. Dale Oldham a nationally known minister from Anderson Indiana will speak at the First Church of God South Main Street and Greenview Terrace tomorrow night at 7 30 He is a speaker on the Christian Brotherhood Hour heard Sundays on Station WHPE His son Douglas Oldham and wife are in the city serving as Minister of Music and Associate Minister
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Ind
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Baptists End Successful Convention in Miami
Thousands of Baptists concluded the largest Southern Baptist Convention in 107 years at Miami's Kinner Key Auditorium with 11,003 messengers from 289 churches and 7,373,498 members. Billy Graham drew about 20,000 at a youth rally while others debated church policy, missions, and media standards.
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Tex
Robert E. Naylor
Columbia
S. C
Training Union For Youth
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Cression
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Oe Ae
Vention
Congress
Vatican
Submerged Nuclear Plant Boost Toward Atom Planes
Oak Ridge experts unveil the "swimming pool" reactor a water shielded device for neutron research and possible aircraft propulsion. The allusion notes a 10 kilowatt reactor with potential for a low power atomic plane and flexible shielding tests, but avoids releasing results.
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Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Sci
Roe Ae Ae
Sateen A. Kalitinsky
Kalitinsky
University disperses courses for 9th Latin American Summer
The University of Houston announces a 9th annual Latin American Summer program with scattered classes in summer studies across Guatemala Mexico City and Paris reflecting an international focus. Students may study tropical Latin American languages and cultures from Southeast Texas locations.
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Uniy of
Houston
Guatemala
Mexico City
Paris
Om University
Ulcers as a Status Symbol in Modern Life
HAL BOYLE notes ulcers shift from a badge of success to a product of tension in contemporary culture. He contrasts social and true ulcers, cites anecdotes of mistaken medical procedures, and describes ulcers as a trendy excuse to skip work or avoid scrutiny, while true ulcers rarely discuss their condition.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Horatio Alger
Dennis
Ho Chi Minh and the Vietnam War A Chronicle
A portrait of Ho Chi Minh as a professional revolutionary amid the Indochina conflict. The piece notes his influence in Saigon and the Red River delta, the high cost of the war to France and the United States, and the enduring stalemate shaped by colonial and nationalist forces.
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Bamboo Curtain
China
Ho Minh
Pownae Gure
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Chiang Kai--shek
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