Marine Captain Reaches 32000 on The $64000 Question
Naval Reserve instructor Captain Richard S McCutchen of Worthington Ohio won 32000 on The $64000 Question describing desserts and their origins. He may return next Tuesday to pursue 64000 or quit with 32000.
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Richard McCutchen
Worthington
Ohio
Myrtle Power
New York
P—Marine
Richard Sherrill
McCutchen
St.Louis Cardinals
Buford
Long Island
Wales
Pfeffernuss
Germany
Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps
Ohio State University
Columbus
Few Integrated Schools In South
Integrated public schools began fall term in scattered Southern areas with most mixed classes in government facilities. Three Florida Air Force bases MacDill Eglin and Tyndall opened integrated schools. Oak Ridge High School and Rogersville Junior High in Tennessee admitted Negro students. about 45 at the high school and 50 at the junior high. Ashland Kentucky welcomed six Negro students to a junior college. Texas districts moved ahead with mixed enrollment in Big Spring Austin and Bexar County San Antonio, while Alabama and other states faced court orders and new enrollments.
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Associated Press
South
Florida Air Force Bases
MacDill Afb
Tampa
Eglin Afb
Valparaiso
Tyndall Afb
Panama City
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Rogersville
Tennessee
T. H. Dunigan
Oak Ridge High
Fred Brown
Ashland
Board of Education
Oella
H. H. Grooms
University of Alabama
Texas
Big Spring
Austin
Bexar County
San Antonio
Scott Seeks More Aid For Flooded Farmers
Senator W Kerr Scott dispatched aide Ben Roney to Washington to press for broader relief for farmers hit by saltwater intrusion from recent hurricanes. He seeks full government coverage of neutralizing gypsum and lime costs on about 46 778 acres, noting ASC may cover up to 75 percent, potentially totaling around one million dollars, higher than the usual 50 percent.
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Raleigh
Sen
W. Kerr Scott
Washington
Scott
Ben Roney
Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
ASC
Skunks and a Lonesome Night in Cedar City
In Cedar City Utah a skunk prowled Milt's Circus Lounge and was shot by Police Officer Kent Hoyt. The lounge is fumigated and Hoyt is the lone arrestee. A second skunk lingered near an auto owned by J Rulon Woodbury until approached by passersby.
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Cedar City
Utah
Milt
Circus
Kent Hoyt
Hoyt
J Rulon Woodbury
Woodbury
The Answers: Soa Congress in Italy
Fragmentary note reports a congress in Italy with a phrase about "Ocho less than half" suggesting a numeric or scoring detail. No clear names, dates, or institutions readable.
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Soa
Italy
Paternity tests gain accuracy with new blood protein type
East Lansing Mich two Canadian scientists report discovery of a new blood protein type in serum. Protein type inheritance follows genetics like red cell types and can refine paternity analysis by ruling out non-parent candidates when protein types conflict with assumed parental combinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton L. Blakesleer
East Lansing
Mich
Norma Ford Walker
Oliver Smithies
University of Toronto
Just Meanness At Carondelet Baptist Church Vandalism
Five boys aged 8 to 12 confessed to smashing the Carondelet Baptist Church interior in South St. Louis during a Labor Day picnic. They desecrated religious pictures pushed holes in walls flooded the basement broke furniture and inked an adjoining building. Damage is placed at $3,000 and the youths were turned over to parents awaiting Juvenile Court hearings.
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ST. Louis
Carondelet Baptist Church
South St. Louis
Episcopal Convention Develops Program in 1955
The 58th General Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church debates education policy, alcohol issues, and racial equality. Delegates consider a joint commission on alcoholism, with bishops urging careful self-scrutiny amid calls to offset Catholic influence in South America.
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High Point
N. C
Commission On Theological Education
Episcopal Theological Seminary
Kentucky
Long Island
N.Y
Norman B. Nash
Massachusetts
House
William J. Waugh
Honolulus
Protestant Episcopal Church
South America
House of Deputies
Louis C. Melcher
Central
Brazil
Charlie Chaplin
Jesus Christ
South Americans
Christ
Episcopal Church
Norman Binsted
Episcopal Missionary District of the Philippines
New Hemorrhoid Relief Promises Shrinkage Without Surgery
A new healing substance Bio-Dyne, discovered by a world famous institute, reportedly shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. Cases show notable reduction and patients claim the problem ceases to be an issue. Available as Preparation H suppositories or ointment with a money back guarantee at druggists.
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New York, N. Y
Corn's Food Center marks milestone in Five Points growth
In 1950 Marvin T. Corn opened Corn's Food Center at 5 Points High Point, expanding with new remodels and a modern grocery layout. The store features produce counters, a full meat department, staple goods, free parking and delivery, with Arthur Ridge in charge of meat and family members assisting. Corn plans continued progress for Five Points.
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Marvin T. Corn
Corn
Montlieu Ave
High Point
Arthur Ridge
Rachel
Jackie
Meredith College
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Weiner
Esso Standard Oil Company
Esso Oil Company
Essotane A
Smith
Ekco
Esso
Essotane Store
N. Main & Montlieu Avenue
P. O
Episcopal Convention
House of Bishops
Charles F. Hall
New Hampshire
Henry Knox Sherill
Edwin J. Randall
Chicago
Montlieu
Corn’s Food Center
Mr. Corn
C. L
5 Points
U. S. Air Force
Tuscan
Ariz
Dad
Quality TV
Upton
Hazel
the Adams Shop
Hutchens Justice
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