Mailbag roundup shows 2 million laws in force in U S
Hal Boyle notes the vast legal landscape and odd curiosities from letters and items in the mail. He cites Americans' legal overload, helps for the blind, and trivia about water use, a drunk infant birth, and Roosevelt’s family connections. The item blends light anecdotes with social observations.
Little Miss Universe Pageant Planned for 1964
Miami Beach AP reports the Miss Universe pageant will add a Little Miss Universe contest in 1964. Tentatively open to girls aged five to ten, the event aims to be a family affair. Pageant executive director Philip Bottfeld says it embodies hope for nations and mirrors youth exchanges and air cadet programs.
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Two Illinois Men Die In 3 Car Wreck
Two drivers, Edward Summers 19 Island Lake and Edmond Bean 23 Lake Villa, died in a three car crash on Illinois 12 south of Fox Lake. Third car driver Harley Jenevein 24 North Freedom Wis. Five passengers were injured including Ralph Gooslin 18 Wauconda and Bean's wife Carol Ann 20 Billy Joe Bean 18 Marvin Stout 29 Antioch Royce Cherry 23 Round Lake. They were hospitalized in McHenry.
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Island Lake
Edmond Bean
Lake Villa
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North Freedom
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Wauconda
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Bean
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Marvin Stout
Antioch
Royce Cherry
Round Lake
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Changes in Defense Weaponry Indicated in Washington
Washington AP reports signs from the Pentagon of potential shifts in U S defense weaponry including a refined accuracy intercontinental ballistic missile with greater warhead power, a faster interceptor aircraft for NORAD, expanded antimissile work, and boosted military space effort. The eclipse of the sun Saturday prompts health officials to warn against viewing it directly, recommending television or cardboard reflectors to protect eyes from infrared burns. A White House backed antidiscrimination drive for epileptics targets employment, education, and private life, led by the Epilepsy Foundation, to curb state-backed discrimination against the nearly two million affected individuals.
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Epilepsy Foundation
U S Consumer Remains Hard To Figure Out
AP Business News analyzes contradictory trends in consumer behavior amid rising incomes yet stagnant retail sales. The piece notes auto sales strength for two years despite overall demand softness, plus slow factory hiring and lower layoff rates, reflecting mixed economic signals. It highlights seasonality and uncertainty challenging planners.
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Labor Department
Do You Stink We Have Right Chemical To Free Sewers
Do You Stink We have the right chemical to free clogged sewers free delivery Doerre Hardware 302 Pearl St Adv.
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Today in History July 15 1963 highlights
On this date in 1870 Georgia was readmitted to the Union ending its Civil War era status. Also in 1788 Georgia ceded western lands to the United States and the Franco Prussian War began. Other items recount 1918 Marne battles 1935 housing land condemnation ruling and 1946 Siam United Nations Security Council submission.
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Cincinnati
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House of Representatives
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Michigan
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U.S
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Viet Nam
Kaye Complains On Movies In Russia
New York via RP Comedian Danny Kaye returned from Moscow with a complaint that most Soviet films he saw were about war and filled with propaganda. He spent ten days in the Soviet Union as an observer for UNICEF.
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Danny Kaye
Moscow
Soviet Union
Kaye
United Nations Children’s Emergency Fund
Deaths Mrs Louise Balzer 77 La Crosse native
Mrs Louise Balzer aged 77 of 7072 West Ave S died Saturday night July 13 after a long illness at a local hospital. Born May 28 1886 in La Crosse she was the daughter of John and Mrs Kutzborsky. Survived by son Franklin San Fernando California daughter Mercedes Meredith La Crosse and three grandchildren. Funeral services Tuesday at 9 am Sletten McKee Funeral Home and 9 30 am at St Wenceslaus Catholic Church. Burial Catholic Cemetery. Friends may call Monday 7 to 9 pm with rosary at 7:30 pm.
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San Fernando
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Mercedes) Meredith
Frank
Sletten-McKee
St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church
Alfred Hebert
Services for Mrs Husmann held in Minnesota hometown funeral
Services for Mrs. Frank Husmann died at home in Austin Minn were held Tuesday at 2 PM at Sletten McKee Funeral Home with Paul Elliott officiating Burial was in Hyler Cemetery Nadine Minn She was born April 10 1883 in Dresbach Township Survivors include her husband three daughters nine grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren A brother preceded her in death Also noted were graveside services for infant Douglas LaVern Wilson and a correction to James E Mealy obituary services in Austin Minn
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Matilda) Husmann
Denton St
Sletten-McKee
Paul Elliott
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Nadine
Minn
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Dresbach Township
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Hazel) Hackbarth
Houston
Elden W
Verna R.) Dummer
la Crosse
Keith
Lynda) Smith
Rice Lake
Paul Unnasch
Edwin Husmann
Emil Mades
la Crescent
Edgar Pagel
Winona, Minn
Douglas Lavern Wilson
Rolland Wilson
Dakota, Minn
Holy Cross Cemetery
Dakota
Thomas
David
Therese
Katherine Wilson
Elmer Trocinske
Fred _ Trocinske
West Salem
Grain Variety Demonstration Set at Glenn Byington Farm
MAULTON area farmers are invited to a small grain variety demonstration at the Glenn Byington farm in the Town of Summit on Tuesday July 16 at 730 p.m. Rob ert C. Mitchell farm management agent in Juneau County announced the event.
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Maulton
Wis
Glenn Byington
Summit
Robert C. Mitchell
Juneau County
Colonalp introduces nerve stimulant for constipation relief
Tense nerves block bowels and cause constipation. Colonalp tablets use a colonic nerve stimulant with bulking action to restore regular impulses overnight. Clinically proved, introductory size 43 cents.
Rockefeller targets Goldwater strategy in GOP split
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller accuses Goldwater’s liberal versus conservative plan of wrecking the Republican Party. He calls for unity against the radical right and segregation while signaling a bid to lead with civil rights emphasis. The remarks set the stage for a public clash over 1964 nominating tactics.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Jack Bell
Washington
R-Briz
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Sen. Goldwater
Curtis
Midwest
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
Thruston B. Morton
Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Morton
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Gro
John Birch Society
San Francisco
National Young Republicans Federation
William E. Miller
South
Miami Beach
Fla
Optometrists Favor Fluorescent Orange for Hunter Safety
At Banff Alberta the Canadian optometrists convention adopted a resolution naming fluorescent orange as the best eye-catching color for clothing worn by hunters and highway crews to enhance visibility.
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Banff
Alta
Optometrists
Peanuts Birds and Fish On Congress Schedule
Washington APreport notes a slow moving 88th Congress with an odds and ends docket including peanuts for boiling automatic data processing equipment and seditious activities in the House and lead and zinc stabilization commercial fish hatchery research and wildlife conservation in the Pacific flyway in the Senate. Committees will tackle the foreign aid bill taxes civil rights and military pay raise while labor day adjournment rumors swirl and a possible Thanksgiving logjam looms.
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Washington
Senate
House
UM Vice President Will Go To India
Malcolm M. Willey, longtime UM academic administrator, will retire Oct. 1 to take a Ford Foundation post in India as an educational specialist at the University of Calcutta. Willey, 65, joined UM in 1927 and may retire voluntarily before compulsory retirement at 68.
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Willey
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