Flynn's Wife Gets Most Of His Estate
New York AP report says Errol Flynn left the bulk of his estate to his estranged wife Patrice Wymore. Probate filings list the estate as over 20 000 but sources estimate well over 100 000. Flynn died October 14 in Vancouver with girlfriend Beverly Radland nearby. the will names executor Justin M. Golenbock and omits Radland.
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Italian poet Quasimodo rumored Nobel Prize winner
Italian newspapers prematurely announced Quasimodo as the Nobel Prize in literature winner, based on Stockholm notices. The 58 year old Sicilian poet, in fragile health after recent heart attacks, said he would travel to Stockholm for the formal ceremony if invited.
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Closing Leaf Prices Show Unstable Flue-Cured Market
The Federal State Market News Service reports a volatile closing sales season for flue-cured tobacco with declines and fluctuations across belts. Old Belt losses reach 1 to 3 dollars per 100, Middle Belt declines 1 to 4, Eastern Belt 1 to 4, with Tuesday totals across Virginia and North Carolina markets. Eastern Belt averages drop to 51.65, lowest of the season, while other belts show varied shifts and light volume.
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Red China Presses Force Claim Over Formosa
Washington reports Red China shows no sign of renouncing force to seize Formosa and reiterates its intention to claim Formosa as domestic. Khrushchev's letter to Eisenhower reportedly supported Beijing's view, while officials say no evidence exists of a shift away from force.
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Oil Powers Lead Global Production Ranking
The United States Venezuela Russia and Kuwait top world oil production in order. The United States remains the largest producer followed by Venezuela, Russia, and Kuwait, according to industry data.
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Fluoridation Cuts Tooth Decay In Winston-Salem
Forsyth County dental officer Dr. A C Jent says fluoridating Winston-Salem drinking water cut tooth decay in city children by 50 percent or more after eight years. He compared second graders from city and county schools, noting 12 000 children examined show fewer cavities in city pupils.
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Space Lifeboat Plans for Three-Men Escape Pod
Engineers unveil several lifeboat designs for space ships including a 30 foot rocket pod six feet wide to shelter three men for a week. It would launch from the mother ship or be affixed beside it and carry air purification food signal battery oxygen and water.
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Springs Policy Will Persist Under New Springs Leader
FT. MILL, S.C. AP The Springs Cotton Mill will keep Col Elliott White Springs four point program in force says Hugh William Close 39 named to succeed his father in law as head of the Springs textile chain Close noted millions spent in eight years to carry out the policies and that the program aims to retain workers provide steady payroll boost the local economy and modernize plants Close a Philadelphia native and UPenn graduate joined Springs in 1946 married Kingsley Springs and moved to Springs in 1947 The earliest cigarette making machine was patented in the 1870s.
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Tar Heels Vote on Bonds for State Institutions
North Carolina voters will decide next Tuesday on 34.4 million dollars in bonds to build new facilities at state colleges, universities, and higher education programs to ease crowding and support future enrollment growth. The majority funds go to higher education with a small portion for community colleges, mental hospitals, hospitals, and other state sites.
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Financial Crisis Denied by Billy Graham Group
CHARLOTTE N C AP The Billy Graham Evangelistic Assn says there is no financial crisis. Graham, in Indianapolis for a crusade, reports all bills paid and finances encouraging with no surplus funds in the bank.
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