Nicholson's 432-Ton Home Becomes Tour Attraction
Hal Boyle reports on Mrs Nicholson's cancer battle six years ago and widower Nicholson, who lives in a unique 432 ton home he calls a temple of love. He declined large offers to sell, says he needs nothing and relies on faith in a timeless, simple life. Neighbors question his beliefs but admire the picturesque, lonely widower's conviction. He envisions salvation for the righteous, including himself.
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Nicholson
Picuuresque
Ballot Page Containing Voters Names and Marks
Page shows a long list of voters and marks across multiple communities including Talton McBankeh Melvin Askew C M Hooks James Alford Peters W B Porterfield T Rogers Marshall Seatt Luthet Spicer Emmet Sweat Luthet Compton Phillip Daugherty Charles Erwin Earl Holt G Thomas Jones Rusy Ross Sim Sanford and others with various numbers indicating selections or tallies across community precincts. The fragmentary OCR retains scattered names and ballot entries without clear outcomes.
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Guy E. Ston
M. Deann
Malas
Dohf Allen
Wayward Burke
W. H. Burke
G. C. Clark
Dack Coffee
Ralph Crider
Noel Cummings
P Dith Faulkner
Roy B. Roberts
Hollis Samuel
Talton-Mcbankeh
Melvin Askew
Barto Hill
C. M. Hooks
James Leslie J. Alford Peters
W. B. Porterfield
de T. Rogers
Marshall Seatt
Luthet Spicer
Emmet Sweat Ome
Bingen
Luthet Compton
Phillip Daugherty
Prec Epton
Charles Erwin
Earl Holt
G. Thomas Jones
Rusy’ Ross
Sim Sanford
B. ‘Stanley
Richard Wout
House Group Keeps Bill Alive Amid Consumer Debate
Lawmakers in the House Rules Committee consider a bill backed by consumer groups. Opposition grows as critics worry the measure would let producers set prices without considering production costs. Supporters say the plan eases federal regulatory burdens while protecting consumers.
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House
Senate
The
Power Commission
Russia Vetoes Continued From Page One Treaty Talk
Fragmentary text shows Russia vetoing continued talks on a world treaty with Western acceptance of Soviet proposals. The Soviet delegate dismissed the U S plan to map out a suspension of nuclear tests and argued that assembling experts is a waste of time.
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U.S
Court Lists Weights and Standards Divisions Action
Court lists weights and standards divisions would continue to permit movement of trailers on lev boys, claiming an administrative agreement already sidestepped the law to allow the practice.
June Bride Contends With Nuclear Test Debates
A fragmentary page discusses diplomatic tension over suspending nuclear tests and linking it to Western demands for curbs on weapons production. It references a potential limited armament pact and broader moves toward renouncing nuclear arms, with impacts on a state department diplomat abroad and rising global stakes.
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Frussia
Incomplete Quotation From Carroll Sparks Unclear Context
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled quote attributed to Carroll suggesting a weapon handoff to a diplomat. The fragment lacks clear event, date, place, or participants to establish a factual news item.
Civil Rights Bill Debates Focus on Provisions No 3 and 4
A fragmented report outlines Civil Rights measures under debate. Key proposals include a civil rights commission, a civil rights division in the Justice Department, and amendments to a 19th century law governing civil rights violations. The fight centers on enforcement mechanisms and court contempt issues without jury trials.
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Feu
Aj Rear Commission
Ginan Civil Rights Division
Juslive
Civil rights action speed and jury trial debate
The text debates fastest routes to curb civil rights violations, arguing against trial delays. It notes contempt of court by a judge needing no jury and references bills, filibusters, amendments, and an older law granting presidential power to deploy troops to enforce court orders against violations.
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Brownell
Rugseh
Wien
Cologne toilet water created in honor of Colonia Agrippina
A historic note records the creation of Cologne toilet water to honor Colonia Agrippina, mother of Roman Emperor Nero, indicating its prestige and link to imperial lineage.
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Cologne
Colonia
Aggrippina
Nero
San Francisco Earthquake and Fire of 1906
The 1906 San Francisco disaster killed 452 people and caused extensive destruction across the city, with fires burning after the seismic event and major rebuilding efforts beginning afterward.
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San Francisco
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