Ex-Sen Green Returns to Busy Rhythm at 95
Providence report on Francis Green the oldest former congressman at 95 resuming daily routine after hospital scares. He rises by 8, reads newspapers, handles correspondence, and watches public affairs programs. Green, a former Rhode Island governor and longtime Democratic leader, emphasizes moderation and fitness.
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Fourteen Killed In Minnesota Weekend Traffic Toll
Weekend crashes across Minnesota killed fourteen people raising the statewide death toll to 446. Victims included David Alementi 21 of Virginia Lawrence Pelowski 47 of Roseau and Greg Woerner 17 of St. Cloud among others. A Minneapolis auxiliary officer Andrew Sharp 54 died later from Aquatennial injuries and a separate Montana inquest was planned for William Salbacka 28 formerly of Eveleth.
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Veteran Newsman James Best Dies in Asheville
James A. Best, 60, a veteran newspaper man, died Saturday in Asheville North Carolina from a heart attack.
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McKay To Dedicate Chapel At Birthplace
David O. McKay, president of the Mormon church, will dedicate a new chapel in northern Tydfil Wales, birthplace of his mother, next Sunday. The ceremony highlights a visit by the church leader to the United Kingdom.
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Baruch at 93 expresses faith in U S future
New York broadcast notes Bernard M Baruch turning 93 and voicing continued faith in America. He says the nation can solve its problems if it uses half the reason it is endowed and maintains confidence in the country’s future.
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Coronall Colon Relief Tablets Promote Overnight Constipation Relief
The ad touts Colonalp tablets with a colon nerve stimulant and bulking action to ease constipation. It claims gentle restore of bowel function overnight and urges doctors' approval, offering an introductory size for 43 cents.
FDA proposes ban on antibiotic cold remedies
Washington to consider banning prescriptions containing antibiotics for common cold care after an FDA medical panel found no evidence of benefit. The proposal, awaiting public comments, aims to take effect mid September subject to labor and regulatory steps.
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Rioting Chinese Reported Killed by Red Troops
AP dispatch from Hong Kong reports more than 400 Chinese rioters were machine gunned to death by Communist troops in Chao Yang, Kwangtung Province, according to press accounts received today.
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