Eight Died In Office And Other Presidential Lifespans
Hal Boyle notes the stresses of the presidency and surveys lifespans of 34 presidents up to Lyndon B. Johnson. He highlights eight who died in office, four by assassination, with details on Adams Jefferson Harrison Tyler Harding Taylor Roosevelt Kennedy Garfield McKinley and posthumous pension facts for presidential widows.
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Legion Post Conducts Gunless Rabbit Hunt
Harmony North Carolina AP 35 persons joined American Legion Post 13 in a gunless rabbit hunt on local farms. About 20 rabbits were taken as participants roamed open fields and used sticks and stones to kill rabbits for charity barbecue planning.
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N.C
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Lonely heart ads to start in Czech newspapers in 1964
Prague reports that lonely hearts columns will debut in Czechoslovak Communist papers in 1964. Personal ads will be accepted but must avoid materialist trimmings like motorcycles or house and garden items for trade.
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Lonely Hearts
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Mistletoe’s History and Christmas Charm in Uncle Rays Notes
The article explains mistletoe as a parasitic plant spreading by bird eaten berries. It details growth on oaks maples willows and apples, and notes Druids linking mistletoe to magical powers. It invites readers to request a Uncle Ray leaflet on vitamins.
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England
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la Crosse Tribune
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Nelson Eddy Secures Full 1964 Booking Line
Hollywood veteran Nelson Eddy announces a full year of engagements for 1964. The 62 year old singer signs a three month Australia return contract after recovering from a virus that paused his tour with Gale Sherwood. Eddy remains active on stage and TV, aided by the revived popularity of his films with Jeanette MacDonald as MGM reels them as operetta classics. Eddy emphasizes re engagements and a lifelong gypsy schedule as the norm for his career.
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Steinle Plans Marriage to Late Wife’s Sister
Former Wisconsin Supreme Court justice Roland J. Steinle, 67, will wed Nancy M. Sharpe, 68, sister of his late wife. The couple, who filed for a license last Saturday, are set to marry at St James Catholic Church in Mequon.
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Roland J. Steinle
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Steinle
Nancy M. Sharpe
Milwaukee County Clerk's Office
St. James Catholic
Mequon
Walter Kohler
Fruit Mash Used in Temple Demolition Test
In Kuala Lumpur AP reports a 15 day razing of a condemned Hindu temple built 84 years ago using a concrete mix of fruit mash and unrefined palm sugar. A replacement temple at Taiping will use conventional building materials.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Taiping
Youthful Offenders Numerous In Norway
In 1962 Norway convicted 6 085 persons with 35 percent aged 14 17. Seventeen percent were 18 20, 11 percent 21 24, and 37 percent 25 or over, per the Statistical Bureau.
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Oslo
Norway
Statistical Bureau
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