Mrs Roosevelt at 75 Vigorous and Energetic
Hyde Park neighbors say Anna Eleanor Roosevelt shows little sign of aging as she nears 75. The former first lady remains active with lectures, UN work, column writing, and visits to Val-Kill, the Roosevelt estate, amid a busy public life and family ties.
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New Cars Suit Every Taste By Ben Phlegar AP Automotive Writer
Detroit AP The auto market shifts to a wide range of models as research groups predict buyer demand. Firms like Ford GM Chrysler and Studebaker-Packard offer compact midsize and luxury lines with flexible production to match diverse tastes. Ford promotes a universal showroom while Chevy Pontiac and Olds add three-seat and four-door wagons. Comet joins as a smaller option, and GM trims size for maneuverability across price ranges.
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Motherwell Hearing Set Downieville Murder Case
The preliminary hearing for Larry Lord Motherwell accused of murdering widow Mrs. Pearl Ida Putney will begin October 26 in Sierraville. District Attorney Gordon I. Smith expects the hearing to take two or three days. Motherwell, 42, pleaded innocent September 16 to the murder of the 72 year old Washington, D. C. woman.
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Soviet corn crop limits trade and weather woes in USSR
A five man U S study team says the Soviet Union struggles to raise corn output amid short growing seasons and drought. They cite 1958 Soviet corn at about 600 million bushels versus the U S crop near 3 5 billion, noting progress in hybrids but weather and rainfall hinder expansion. The report stresses corn as key to fodder, milk, and meat yields, and notes wheat dominates Soviet grain and fruit shortfalls persist.
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Smithfield Man Named North Carolina Chair for March of Dimes
Ayden Creech of Smithfield was chosen as North Carolina chair man of the 1960 March of Dimes to run January 2 31. He succeeds the late Jim Tatum as state chairman and brings prior service in the U S Senate Small Business Committee and diplomatic postings in Iraq and England along with a WWII veteran background.
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New York Parents Protest Transfer Of Negroes To Glendale
The Board of Education shifts 75 Negro students from Brooklyn to P.S. 77 in Glendale to relieve crowded P.S. 129, sparking protests from white Queens residents who hire Roy Cohn to challenge the plan. Bus transports focus of concern as the first such inter-borough transfer in the city.
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New Era Of Red Relations Seen
Durham AP text notes Thomas P. Whitney says Khrushchev’s U S visit signals a new era in Soviet American relations. He asserts the Russians will not break with China and seek a bridge to the West to hedge China’s growth, warning of risks for the United States.
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Young musician Bobby Lang joins Musicians Union
Philadelphia AP reports 12 year old Bobby Lang was accepted as a full member of Local 77, American Federation of Musicians. He is believed to be the youngest member among the federation's 260000. Lang, a jazz banjoist, is the son of band leader Eddie Lang and has performed on the Ted Mack Show and benefit events.
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