Dreaming Time Share and Surprising Facts in Mailbag
New York AP notes readers' mail reveals a quirky mix of stats and quips. About 20 percent of sleep spent dreaming, fingerprints show only one in five are criminals, and a survey finds 3 percent of husbands help with chores while six percent refuse. Rest discusses rest, taxes, Grant, ink, and early credit rings with wry humor.
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New York
FBI
U.S. Grant
Walter Slezak
Pony Express
Jonathan Swift
Money for Civil Defense Possibility
Washington reports officials expect Congress to fund a national shelter program with about 200 million dollars. The plan would survey and retrofit existing structures, match state and local funds, and establish shelter zones to protect millions from fallout. Kansas City could be made relatively safe without new construction, with stocks of food and medical supplies.
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Washington
Congress
Uncle Sam
Kennedy
Orbile Jani
Record Fire Loss Across U S 1953 59
The National Board of Fire Underwriters cites U S fire and lightning related property losses totaling about 6.75 billion dollars from 1953 to 1959. News Graphic notes many fires lack a determinate cause and inflation skews dollar loss. Fire prevention officials say prevention efforts have kept real losses lower than nominal figures.
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United States
National Board of Fire Underwriters
News-Graphic
US Civil Defense: Financial Effects and Hazards
In this section, Sterling reen discusses the posture of the US civil defense program, detailing financial effects and present hazards. The article outlines proposed solutions and the start reassard a proposed path forward.
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Nor
Civil Defense
Sterlingreen
History items span wars floods and treaties in 1866 and beyond
Fragmented notes recount early 1866 U S flag creation in D C by English craft, Virginia colony sea right, Antoine de la Mothe settlements, an underwater blast era hint, Truman pardon actions, a Kansas river flood near 42 feet, 60 deaths in central and southern Tran area, Warsaw Pact mention with Marshal Ivan Konev.
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Hh Dwight
Yin
D.C
London Co
Virginia Colony
Antoine de la Mothegan
Webb
Atoll
Pacific
Ruman Comots
Oscar Culazzo
Colazzo
Sinate Truman
Washington
Azo
Kansaspori - Oklahoma
Ardeau
Central
Tran
Warsaw Pact
Nate Supreme Command
Ivan Konev
Protesting crowd confronts Philadelphia mayor over parking fee
About 2,000 angry protesters jeered Philadelphia Mayor Richardson Dilworth as he defended a $40 annual parking fee plan. Councilman Gaetano Giordano was injured by a rock or flying glass, and several windows were damaged. Police reinforcement was sent as the mayor argued the plan tackles the citys mobile auto problem and would apply to 16 streets.
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Philadelphia
Richardson Dilworth
Gaetano P. Giordano
Giordano
Dilworth
Edward Lain
WRCV
Jmmen
Tiny Ozark Town Gets on the Map
Gostville Arkansas gains national status as the first Area Redevelopment Act project. The town will receive a federal loan of 31 000 and a 1 29000 grant to back a new manufacturing facility by Bax Shirt Co., boosting the local economy of a 233 population area.
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Cgassville
Ark
API
TS. Commerce Department
Ozark
Gostville
ar-Bax Shirt Co
Othe
Rts
Anwil
Oe General
Marine Freed in Race Case
In Memphis, a young marine Charles W. Morgan III, 18, was freed of a disorderly conduct charge after five witnesses testified he did not throw itching powder at two Negro sit-in demonstrators. Another white man forfeited $26 for missing court. Robert Potter, 30, faced charges of throwing coffee into a Black demonstrator's face at a different downtown store.
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Memphis
Charles W. Morgan III
Memphis Naval Air Station
Robert Potter
Town Pride Grows Despite Loss of Businesses
In Baxter County near the Missouri border, residents including 70 year old Mayor Harry Jowett, a retired Methodist minister, express pride and plan development to provide local jobs for youth. The community emphasizes staying homegrown and avoiding antique shops as it moves forward.
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Toiday
Harry Jowett
Baxter County
Missouri
Weather outlook with thundershowers through Wednesday
Louisiana forecast calls for partly cloudy warm conditions through Wednesday with scattered afternoon thundershowers. Overnight lows 70 to 76 degrees, high Wednesday around 96 to 97 degrees.
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Louisiana
Regional forecast from the Associated Press
Partly cloudy and warm humid conditions continue through Wednesday with isolated afternoon or evening thunderstorms. Highs reach the mid 90s in central, southeast and southwest regions, with 80s to low 90s in the northeast and mid 90s in the northwest. Lows range from the low 70s central to the mid 60s on the northeast and northwest, with readings in the 70s in the southeast and southwest.
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Associated Press
Trouble in Africa Strikes Hit Bulawayo Industries
Police rode horses in Bulawayo as Africans began a general strike called by political extremists in protest against the government. The walkout was successful in some industries and partial in many others amid a sponsor referendum on a new Southern Rhodesia constitution.
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Salisbury
Southern Rhodesia
Bulawayo
Plot to Hijack Five Planes Averts at New York Airports
New York police said the FBI warned supporters of Fidel Castro planned to hijack five commercial planes today and fly them to Havana. Two gunmen per plane would divert to Cuba, targeting Eastern National and Northeast Airlines. An earlier hijacking to Havana occurred Monday on an Eastern Airlines flight with 33 passengers and five crew aboard.
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New York
Fidel Castro
Havana
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Cuba
Eastern
National
Northeast
Eastern Airlines
Haana
FBI
Casa Cuba
Tampa
Fla
Port of New York Authority
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Troublesome Hereford Dies at Age of 18
Grady the 1 200 pound Hereford that gained fame after jumping into a silo in 1944 died Monday near the ranch in Yukon Oklahoma at age 18. Owner Bill Mach said the cow simply wore out and died of old age after spending four days inside the silo. The tale drew national attention with reporters, grease schemes, and a veterinarian prescribed sedative used to calm her nerves.
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Yukon
Okla
Grady
Bill Mach
Mach
Washington
John Randolph
Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Asia
Randolph
Mack
Ralph Partridge
Denver Post
Crime Also Increased in Arkansas
In 1960 Arkansas saw a rise in serious crimes per 100000 residents from 1959, though the national increase was higher. FBI data, based on police and sheriff reports, records murders, robberies, rapes, burglaries, larceny, and auto theft as the key categories, with some categories decreasing while totals across the state rose. Major cities like Little Rock and North Little Rock show varied figures across homicide, robbery, burglary, and theft.
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Washington
Arkansas
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Locay
PBR
Arhar
FBI
Little Rock
Port
Smith
North Little Rock
Hope Star Masthead and Syndication Credits
Hope Star header page shows publisher logos and staff roles. Star publishing Co. of Hope Arkansas lists Palmar as president Washburn editor publicist Jonat managing editor Parker advertising Roger director Hosmer mechanical superintendent. notes AP membership and distribution offices in Memphis Dallas Chicago New York Detroit Oklahoma City and more.
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Associatid
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St. Paul
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Star Publishing Co
EB. Palmar
Alex. W. Washburn
Locy-Treas
Star Building
Star of Hope
South Walnut Street Hope
Arkansas
Alex. HM. Washburn
Publici
Paul M. Jonat
Bona Parker
Advertising Mar
C. M
Pad
Roger, Jr
Mare George W. Hosmer
Mech
Arkannsas Dailies, Inc
Sterdd
Tenn
Texas Bank
Dallas
Texas
Michigan Ave
Ill
E& 42Nd St
Penobscot
Midi Terminal
Hatchery Rearing Lowers Lobster Survival Odds
In its natural habitat the nest born lobster has one chance in a million of reaching maturity. But when hatched in a hatchery the odds are reduced to one in a hundred.
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Beens
Tiny Ozark
THE
Africa
Hereford
Hope Star
Hope
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Presa Ie
AP Fnew
Neighbor
Hempstead
Nevaca
Moll Howard and
Miller Coury LaFayette
Koret
Calif
Jo Collins
the Fashion Shoppe
2Nd In
Kim- Ay Butond
COX Drug CO
Ertificat
U.S
Rambler
America
Seitian
the Trading Post
East Third St., Hope, Ark
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