Literary Showoffs Man Is Known By What Bores Him
HAL BOYLE surveys modern irritations listing Yankee fans, morning shaving, alarm clocks, doomily announced news, boastful showoffs, unread bestsellers, war veterans boasting, expensive shows, grand roadside eateries, young doormen, weak glue stamps, litterbugs, long telephone numbers, public park antics, judo talk at parties, pushy up-buttons, Longfellow critics, clever traffic tickets, rule-bending hostesses, and smoking etiquette on planes. He asks what bores you.
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Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Astronauts receive 100000 life insurance in space
Washington reports that the seven original astronauts were issued $100,000 life insurance policies by Aetna Life. The coverage applies anywhere on earth or in space, with the cost undisclosed. The move marks the first individual space travel policies.
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Bicycle License Tests Saturday in Whitehall
Whitehall children without operator licenses can take bicycle driver tests Saturday at Melby Park from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The tests will be conducted by Lions Club members.
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Wis
Melby Park
Lions Club
Coronalp Promises Quick Constipation Relief
An ad touts Coronalp as a colon nerve stimulant with bulking action to relieve constipation overnight. It claims doctors recommend the product and offers an introductory size for 43 cents.
Albert S. Puelicher Dies Milwaukee Bank Leader at 65
Albert S. Puelicher 65 a Milwaukee civic leader and Marshall & Ilsley Bank board chairman died at home of cancer. He joined the bank 50 years ago next Sunday and became president at 37 succeeding John Puelicher, later followed by his son John A. Puelicher in 1958. He also led the Metropolitan YMCA and the United Community Services for over three decades.
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Friend Takes Law To Prevent Theft
Wallace R. Mulligan of Saratoga Springs told Glens Falls police he erred by reporting a chain saw stolen from his truck on a street. He said a friend removed it fearing theft and did so to prevent loss.
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Wallace R. Mulligan
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Major Assault Seen Needed to Overcome Cuba Defenses
Senate intelligence assessment says a major amphibious assault with paratroop support would be required to overcome Cuba and Soviet defenses. It notes 185000 Cuban troops and 5000 Soviet ground forces, with concerns about hidden missiles and the need for air cover for any invasion plan.
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Tomah Elders Vote To Close Tech Terrace Housing
Tomah Wisconsin the common council moved to close Tech Terrace Housing on May 1 1964 the WWII era project deemed sub standard Twenty four tenants will get about a year to find alternate housing The council also extended water ski hours on Lake Tomah to 5 p m and allowed John Halverson to rent boats with ten percent of receipts to the city A request for a July 4 fireworks donation from the American Legion to be decided later Other items included license transfer referral for Uptown Club and a $3274 36 write off of delinquent personal property taxes City treasurer Alice Eagen named deputy city clerk and police receipts tallied at 3093 74 with fines meter revenues and accident insurance totals reported.
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Pope John XXIII Is Reported To Have Cancer
The Baltimore Sun reports in a Rome dispatch that Vatican sources say Pope John XXIII has cancer and does not expect to live long. The malignancy is said to involve the stomach with recent night pains and a crisis. age and a prostate tumor worsen his condition at 81.
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Highway 249 Load Restriction Extension
Caledonia Minnesota authorities announce that Trunk Highway 249 from 32 miles east of Caledonia to Reno remains under a four ton per axle load limit. The restriction affects through-traffic and prior exemptions are unchanged. Local detours are in place for heavy vehicles.
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Minn
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Soviet Military Assets in Cuba Under Senate Review
Senate report notes Soviet control of heavy hardware in Cuba including antiaircraft missiles coastal defense missiles and 42 late model MIG21 fighters. It also cites 12 high speed patrol boats armed with missiles range up to 15 miles with Cuban presence aboard suspected.
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