Attorney General Targets Practice Of Unsanctioned Law Gear
Atty. Gen. George Thompson said a complaint has been filed against Ward Hydanus of Prairie du Chien for practicing law without a license. The Crawford County Circuit Court may impose a fine up to 200 dollars and order Hydanus to stop the activity. In a separate matter, Thompson declined to evaluate a Kenosha City Hall controversy without formal request and district attorney involvement.
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Thompson
Crawford County
Hydanus
Kenosha
Hord Delivers Christian Science Talk In La Crosse
Frank T. Hord of Washington DC spoke at First Church of Christ Scientist La Crosse on the kingdom of God and healing. He asserted divine law governs healing on land, sea, and air and that spiritual understanding and right knowing underpin Christian Science practice. He cited Science and Health and described Jesus as seeing God’s likeness to heal.
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Frank T. Hord
Washington, D.C
Christian Science Board of
la Crosse
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Christ
God
Hord
Christ Jesus
Mary Baker Eddy
Jesus
Atlanta Newsman George Biggers Sr. 70 dies in Orlando
George Clinton Biggers Sr. 70, former president and general manager of Atlanta Newspapers Inc., died of cancer in a Orlando hospital after a lengthy illness. His 47 year career began in Louisville and included posts in Indianapolis and Birmingham before moving to Atlanta.
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Orlando, Fla
George Clinton Biggers Sr
Atlanta Newspapers, Inc
Orlando
Biggers
Louisville
Indianapolis
Birmingham
Ala
Atlanta
How many bones in the human body explained
Uncle Ray answers a child’s question about bones and cartilage. Adults have about 206 bones, infants have fewer as cartilage replaces some bones. The chin is a single bone covered by flesh, and the lower jaw is the movable skull part. The skull has 22 bones, cartilage supports the nose, and cartilage also extends several ribs. Uncle Ray offers a Canadian provinces leaflet for science scrapbook readers.
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Patricia Neff
Provinces of Canada
Uncle Ray
Would Ban Detergents That Pollute Water
A bill to ban detergents polluting water supplies was introduced by Sens. Nelson Neuberger and McIntyre. The ban would take effect June 30, 1965, and direct HEW to set standards within 180 days of enactment.
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Washington
Sens
Gaylord Nelson
Dwis
Maurine Neuberger
D-Ore
Thomas McIintyre
D-N.h
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Kennedy defers news conference this week
The White House said on Monday that President Kennedy will not hold a news conference during the current week.
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Washington
White House
Kennedy
Change to primary law aims to stop cross party voting
Fort Atkinson AP Delegates at the District caucus urged switching Wisconsin from open to closed primaries to keep voters from crossing party lines. The proposal passed 275-95, with debate on endorsing candidates and impact on general elections. Dan Draper won district chair, succeeding Leo Roethe. Vera Imhoff re-elected as vice chair.
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Fort Atkinson
Wisconsin
GOP
Davis
Dodge
Columbia
Dane
Jefferson
Waukesha
Dan Draper
Watertown
Draper
Carroll Metzner
Madison
Leo Roethe
Vera Imhoff
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LAW
Bridgewater
Hilton’s Prescription Pharmacy
Uncle Ray’s
Waukegan Township High School
Waukegan
Ill
Fords
Riverside, Cal
Riverside
Dan Gurney
Ford
Monte Carlo
Europe
Daytona
Daytona, Fla
Falcon
C&maf Motor Company
la Crosse, Wis
Wilbur Renk
Sun Prairie
Philip Kuehn
Milwaukee
Kuehn
John W. Reynolds
Renk
Glenn Davis
Tribune
la Paris
la Penney’s
Penney
Chare [T! Penney’s
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