Bad Check Forgers Sentenced in California Case
A husband and wife, Robert C. Shutts and Lois Shutts, were sentenced to state prison after pleading guilty to forgery charges for passing more than 50 000 in worthless checks. Judge Maurice Sparling imposed one to 14 year terms, with Mrs Shutts to serve two consecutive terms. They were arrested July 29 in a Los Angeles motel after returning from a trip to Havana, Cuba, and admitted nonstop phony payroll checks since May 1957. Detectives said the couple used names of major airlines, oil, dairy, and telephone firms in Los Angeles Florida and Texas.
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Davis' Love Gone Leray Calls Quits
Hollywood report says Sammy Davis Jr wife Leray White plans divorce after nine months of marriage. She will file suit within a month claiming he is not in love. Davis is in Stockton for the film Porgy and Bess.
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Sammy Davis Jr
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Stockton
Porgy and Bess
Pneumonia Follows Removal for Blade From Negro Leader
New York report details surgery on Dr King after a blade wound. Surgeons removed a weapon from his chest and King contracted pneumonia. Hospital officials said he remained stable and under close observation as visits resumed. The incident followed the Albert Schweitzer Village cornerstone event in Germany.
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Martin Luther King
Nola Wak Curry
King
Harlem
Ipneumonia
Averell Harriman
New Yo
Hos- Popes
Ki Spiesen
Germany
UPN
Pita
Albert
Schweitzer
Curry
Grambling
Philosithe
de- Montgomery
Ala
Bellevue Hospital
Skate submarine returns home after polar cruise
The nuclear submarine Skate ends a six week 12 000 mile voyage with a transit beneath the North Pole. It berthed at Boston Naval Shipyard beside Old Ironsides and was greeted by Rear Adm. Hyman G. Rickover. Cmdr. James F. Calvert reported the trip proved subs can surface in Arctic waters.
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Hyman G. Rickover
Navy
Thomas S. Gates
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James F. Calvert
Arctic Ocean
How the Doctor Examines for Cancer in October Digest
An October Reader's Digest overview promotes the doctors cancer examination and mentions a two hour checkup described as potentially life saving. It notes the cost around $25 and advises readers where to obtain the October issue at newsstands.
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Reader's Digest
Reader’s Digest
New Wart Treatment Promises Quick Noninvasive Remove
Doctors report a new compound that dissolves common warts without cutting or burning. Tested at a New York skin clinic, the formula penetrates and destroys wart cells in one application. Available without prescription, Compound W promises removal or money back.
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New York
N.Y
Famaue Medical
Somebody Goofed at Upside Down Flag in Hartford
About a dozen people saw the U S flag flown upside down outside the Veterans Administration regional office in Hartford on Monday. Officials phoned the office and corrected the error, calling it simply a goof.
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Conn
U. S
Veterans Administration
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