Eisenhower Mild Heart Attack Leaves Him Hospitalized
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, 77, is to be hospitalized at March Air Force Base for several weeks after a myocardial infarction described as mild. The bulletin said his prognosis cannot be set and he may later transfer to Walter Reed Army Hospital.
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Hindi Language Development and Spread
The article notes Hindi as an Indo Aryan language evolving from Sanskrit about 1000 years ago. It uses Devanagari script borrowed from Sanskrit in its written form. The language spread widely across northern India during the 19th century.
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Ex UW Dean Installed As Barnard President
Miss Martha Peterson former dean of women at the University of Wisconsin was installed Monday as president of Barnard College in New York. Extra police guarded Riverside Church amid Columbia University student unrest but the ceremony proceeded without disruption. Wisconsin President Fred H Harrington said universities must pair excellence with opportunity to achieve peace. Peterson served as a professor and dean at Wisconsin for 12 years.
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Martha Peterson
University of Wisconsin
Barnard College
Kidnaper Of Woman Fails To Get Ransom
Mrs. Margaret Louis, wife of a California businessman, was abducted from Lafayette and held for three days. A $250,000 ransom was demanded but never paid. a note was left, and the victim was released unharmed in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park. The case involved the Louis family and an inoperative ransom pickup near the Palace of the Legion of Honor.
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Black River Falls Woman and Girl Found in South Carolina
A Black River Falls woman and 14 year old girl, missing since April 22, were found in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. They faced charges of trespass and weapon possession, with a federal warrant for the woman. Extradi tion proceedings were pending, with plans to return them to Wisconsin if granted.
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Black River Falls
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Jackson County
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Karen Bobbitt Laverda
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Miles
Saverda
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John Saverda
Milwaukee Open Housing Ordinance Eases Racial Tensions
Demonstrators achieved a major victory as Milwaukee Common Council votes 15 4 to outlaw discrimination in most housing sales and rentals. Open housing exemptions narrow to owner occupied two unit dwellings, with penalties up to 200 dollars. Rev. James E Groppi and the Milwaukee Youth Council of the NAACP led the drive amid months of marches and clashes.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Wort
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Milwaukee Youth Council
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Father Groppi
Henry Maier
Orville E. Pitts
Maier
Youth Council
English author Harold Nicolson dies at 81 in Kent
Sir Harold Nicolson, noted author critic and former diplomat, died today at his home in Sissinghurst Kent. He was 81 and had suffered illness for some time. Nicolson was married to Victoria Sackville West, a prominent British writer who died in 1962.
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Sissinghurst
England
Harold Nicolson
Kent
Sissinghurst Castle
Nicolson
Victoria Sackville West
Youth Charged In Slaying Of Green Bay Barber
A Green Bay teenager, Ronald V. Huff, 19, was charged with first degree murder in the slaying of Ronald Burnham, 29. Burnham’s body was found in a barn on an abandoned farm south of Seymour after missing about a week. Two other Green Bay youths were taken into custody as investigators recovered a knife and Burnham’s billfold nearby. Bond set at $25,000.
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Burnham
Green Bay
Norbert Marx
Marx
Snowy Owl Feather Camouflage and Coloring
Dense feathers cover toes and bill to insulate the snowy owl and aid concealment. Males are typically pure white, while females display white feathers with brown bars.
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