Loose Full Paper-Back Philosophy by Our Daily Bread editor
The piece reflects on work, tokens of labor, and economic philosophy through a long-winded anecdote linking local taverns, publishing history, and Perry Mason fiction. It quotes a character’s view that money is a token for work performed and warns against counterfeiting tokens by avoiding real effort.
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Alex H. Wastburtt
Erle Stanley Gardner
Perry Mason
William Mor Tow Ward
Mason
Bey
Mason Askeuf
Lahore
Chouht
Conamie
Helena Man Held in Shooting Case
Helena police said they were holding 34 year old O Neal of Helena for questioning in the fatal shooting of Diane Chios near a cafe. Authorities described the suspect as being questioned after a shooting at a Meluna cafe that left Chios dead.
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Helena
Sid
Two Minor Fires Reported in City Monday
Local fire department logged two small blazes Monday. Early incident involved a faulty electrical wire near West Quad Street causing minor damage. final call came at 6:35 PM to Hill Wilson residence with limited damage reported.
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Alayna Gree
Bao
Judanes Motu
Tornadoes Kill 3 at Gulfport
Three people died and scores injured as two Gulfport tornadoes tore through a w e e mile strip damaging a trailer park and a church. Mayor Meadows put damage at 5 million as National Guardsmen cordoned off the area and searchers scanned debris for more victims.
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Vernon Guidry
Associated Press
Gulfport, Miss
Weemile
Gulf of Mexico
R. B. Meadows
Bille Jo Cragg
Bakers Trailer Court
Della Jones
Sandsboro
Miss
Louisiana
Florida
Pensacola
Flas
Bill Davis
Escamella County
Mobile
Honeymoon Bridenapped Gunman Siege Ends in Tragedy
In Cleveland, Charles Caldwell recounts a 44 hour siege after bride Lida Caldwell was abducted from their wedding by ex-lover Robert Batch. Batch wounded Caldwell, shot Caldwell’s bride, then killed himself. Caldwell and Batch died at area hospitals while the bride survived. Police and family urged Batch to surrender during the prolonged standoff.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Charles Caldwell
Lida Caldwell
Robert Batch
Detroit
Batch
University Weights
Mrs. Caldwell
Doctor's Hospital
St. Vinceent Charity Hospital
Cuok
Major Accused of Wife Theft in Air Force Case
A bailiff from the AP reports Major William Curt Malone is accused by Air Force sergeant Vilary V. Jones of plotting to steal his wife. The petition claims Malone used threats and drugs to separate Jones from his spouse, forged a marriage, and attempted to move the wife to Texas. The alleged actions occurred between February and July near Tinker Air Force Base.
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Oklahoma
Petiton
Imajor
Jones
Wichita Falls
Tex
Vietnam
J.R. Hernedon
Alelaged
Dade 1 Maluge
Wollidix
Toker
Philippines
Mulane
Fight With the Wife Dont Do It Or Both of You Will Be Ill
Hy Boyle notes survey findings from the University of Michigan on marital conflict and health risks. The piece blends anecdotes, quips, and trivia about habits, cures, and social behavior, highlighting tensions between spouses and broader cultural clichés.
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Hy Hal Boyle
New York
Calumnist
Vermont
Madie
Dronte
University of Michigan
Colorado
Buck
Mal
Bargatudi
Joly Hancock
U.S
Miami Cafe Slaying Ties Gangster to Enforcer Tag
A Miami underworld figure known as the Enforcer was shot dead as he entered the Place for Steak Restaurant in North Bay Village between Miami and Miami Beach. Thomas Altamura, 53, was killed by five shots from a .38 caliber pistol. Anthony Esperti, 37, who followed him inside, fled after reportedly being the apparent bomb target at a Miami nightclub earlier. Esperti surrendered to detectives later, in the company of an attorney.
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Miami, Fla
Miami
North Bay Village
Thomas Altamura
Causeway City
Miami Beach
Sheriff's Department
Anthony
Big Tony
Espert
Esperts
Altamura
Esperti
Atamura
Rain Ends but Clouds Linger Over Arkansas
The Associated Press reports heavy rainfall ends for Arkansas this week yet cloud cover and light rain persist in Central and North Arkansas through Wednesday. Cool temperatures hold until a warming trend Thursday. Morning readings include 45 in Texarkana and 60s in the northeast, with Monday highs from 50 in Fayetteville to 70 in El Dorado and rainfall totals ranging from 3.29 to 6-7 inches at Combs Fort Smith.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texarkana
Fayetteville
el Dorado
Combs
Fort Smith
Bismarck
Harrison
Eureka Springs
Hot Springs Man Given Suspended Prison Terms
James E. Arivette a 24 year old from Bizbee Arizona received two seven year suspended sentences after pleading guilty to kidnapping in Garland County Arkansas. He was previously convicted March 2 1964 of robbing a Hot Springs liquor store of 500 dollars and abducting clerk Roman Pung 52 who was later released unharmed. A claim his right to counsel and trial by jury were violated led Judge Henry Britt to set aside earlier 15 year sentences. Ardivedney had an additional year for escaping state prison on Nov 1 1964, which Britt ruled had already been served.
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Not Springs
Ark
James E. Arivette
Bizbee
Ariz
Henry Brit
Uial
Arivette
Garland County
Roman Pung
Hot Springs
Pung
Bru Sgis
Britt
P. E. Dobbs
Jefferson County
Inauguration of Vietnam Head Encountered by Shells
A near miss occurred Monday at 445 am when a car driven by Mrs. Rachael Butler of Hope veered toward a construction zone at the Hope Village Shopping Center. City officers blocked Shover Street. a falling tree brushed the vehicle causing minor damage with no injuries.
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Rachael Butler
Hope
Hope Village
Shirley, Abbott and Johnson
Shover Street
Butler
Inauguration Clash and Hanoi Bombing Report
U S and South Vietnamese forces repel a three day Loc Ninh attack with 365 Communist dead, while U S bombers hit North Vietnam including four air fields and a power plant. Thieu is sworn in as president and names Loc as premier.
Van Thien Begins Viet Presidency
Lt Gen Nguyen Van Thien began a four year term as South Vietnam's president proposing peace talks with Hanoi and naming a civilan associate of Vice President Ky to succeed Ky in premier. He opened the House with a call for action, stressing that fighting aggression would continue and freedom would be defended. The inaugural drew Humphrey and other dignitaries as 50,000 troops guarded Le Loi Avenue.
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Saigon
U.S
Loc Ninh
U. S
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Hanoi-Haiphong
U.S. Navy
Hanoi
Nguyen van Thieu
Hubert H. Humphrey
Thieu
Nguyen van Loc
Nguyen Cao Ky
Loc
Central Vietnam
George McArthur
Associated Press
Nguyen van Thien
Kyn
House of Representatives
Mate Plain
Thien
Ho Chi Minh
le Loi
Humphrey
Viet Cong Shells Saigon Palace During Thieu Reception
Viet Cong shells struck near the Saigon presidential palace as President Thieu hosted Vice President Humphrey and 2,000 guests. A mortar round hit outside, wounding three. The attack triggered counterbattery fire and helicopter flares, but the reception continued with no major damage to the palace and guests remaining in place. Westmoreland noted the blasts, and security teams coordinated on walkie talkies throughout the event.
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Edwin
WHITE
Associated Press
Wester _ SAIGON
Nguyen van Thieut
Htbert H. Humphrey
Saigon
George McArthur
South Vietnam
Bot
Humphrey
Thieon
Nguyen Cao Ky
U.S
Vietsnam
Willian C. Westsmoreland
Westmoreland
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Route 2
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