Mauled model is back with lion at auto show
Nell Theobald, 21, who was mauled by a lion during an April publicity stint at the National Auto Show, left a hospital in a wheelchair after plastic surgery on her left leg. She said she hopes to return to modeling and start living again.
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New York
Nell Theobald
Itch Me Not Promises Quick Relief At Gifson's Rexall
An old style drug store pitch notes Itch Me Not as a fast acting antiseptic ointment for itching and rashes. It claims scratching spreads infection and promises relief within minutes with healing effects, offering 18 cents back if not satisfied.
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Gifson
Rexall Drug Store
TB Victims Are Back in School
Twenty children contracted tuberculosis at a suburban nursery school last fall. Most have returned home from Maybury branch of Detroit General Hospital, with five still in sanitorium. Four of those are due for release this week. Doctors say the children pose no danger to the community and may resume normal activities after daily naps and avoiding exhaustion. The first TB case at the Garden City nursery was found last December.
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Detroit
Maybury
Detroit General Hospital
John Romanik
Garden City
Romanik
RFK Opposes Ike Nuclear Transfer to Europe
Sen. Robert F. Kennedy calls Eisenhower's plan to transfer U S nuclear weapons to European allies a terrible mistake. Hickenlooper and Symington voiced similar concerns, while Jackson's committee will study NATO policies further.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
United States
Dwight
Eisenhower
U.S
New York Democrat
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Rtowa
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Air Force
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Ednad F. Kelly
DNY
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO Organization
Europe
Hickenlooper
Symington
Soviet Union
Jackson
NATO
NATO debate on changing the basic operating system
A quoted viewpoint argues for extreme caution in altering the fundamental system in use, advocating a slow approach before any modifications are considered. The remark reflects concern over potential ripple effects within the alliance and its procedures.
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NATO
Clothing firms resist army orders for uniforms
Washington AP reports the Defense Department used compulsion via rated orders to push clothing manufacturers to accept military uniform work. In 10 months 218 rated orders were issued from 1,157 contracts, with few firms bidding. Officials cited reluctance to meet military specifications and to shift from civilian markets.
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Washington
Defense Department
Pentagon
Defense Supply Agency
DSA
Obituary: Charles R. Roberts 65 of Hope dies in Tyler
Charles R. Roberts, 65, formerly of Hope, died Tuesday in Tyler Texas. He is survived by a daughter Mrs Paul Patterson of Bridge City Texas a son Glen Roberts of Tyler three sisters Ms Grady Browning of Hope Mrs Clint Crawford of Orange Texas and Mrs Jeff Sutton of Little Rock. Services were to be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Holly Grove Church with Herndon Cornelius in charge of arrangements.
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Charles R. Roberts
Charles Ross Roberts
Hope
Tyler
Texas
Paul Patterson
Bridge City
Tex
Glen Roberts
Grady Browning
Clint Crawford
Orange
Jeff Sutton
Little Rock
Holly Grove Church
Herndon Cornelius
Mayor draws winner in Alpena free shopping spree
In Alpena Michigan mayor Walter Weinkauf drew Marie Deno from 3000 entries for a five minute supermarket spree. The winner is married to Eugene Deno The Alpena News general news editor who urged the mayor to pick a poor family with many kids.
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Alpena, Mich
Walter Weinkauf
Weinkauf
Marie Deno
Deno
Eugene (Skeets) Deno
Alpena News
Sophia Loren Describes Herself a Simple Neapolitan
New York AP Sophia Loren says she is a very simple Neapolitan girl at heart as she attends a Museum of Modern Art dinner during her exhibition of photographs. She quips that reporters should visit Naples to see if she is truly plain.
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New York
Sophia Loren
Museum of Modern Art
Italy
Naples
Doctor Says New Methods Reveal Hidden Diabetics
Wayne G Brandstadt M D outlines rising interest in early detection of diabetes. Screening targets high risk groups and public programs find more cases, with two million unidentified diabetics nationwide. Early diagnosis and treatment help prevent blindness gangrene neuritis and coma.
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
United States
Gout cautions and drug notes from a 1966 column
Medical advice discusses diuretics and gout risks, mentions spironolactone and triamterene prescription needs, and presents probenecid as a modern gout treatment. It notes potential side effects from Triavil and the importance of blood tests, then shifts to a historical anecdote about Handel being saved by a coat button during a duel.
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George Frederick Handel
Handel
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