British Newspaper Slams Palace For Stuffiness
The Sun day Express attacks Buckingham Palace for red tape over a gift from Dwight Braden of New Orleans. He sent three sugar packets to Princess Anne's horse Bandit. A palace official noted the queen appreciated the gesture but cannot accept gifts from strangers.
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Alty
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Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery Findings
New healing substance Pro-Dyne shrinks hemorrhoids while stopping itch and relieving pain without surgery. In cases, shrinkage occurred as pain eased and patients said piles ceased to be a problem. Available as suppository or ointment under Preparation at drug counters.
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New York, N. Y
Winners of Cub Scout Dorado Kids Whiskerine Contest
W. W. Galloway and John Angus present the Sweepstake Trophy to James Ewing of 33 Landis Dr as first prize winner. Four other top placers include Scott Burton 720 N 23rd Odell Hubbard 1417 Bridger Mark Garvin 2815 Flower and Randy Valentine 2449 Tonopah Ave among 23 contestants.
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Scout Fair
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Landis Dr
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Odell Hubbard
Bridger
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Flower
Randy Valentine
Tonopah Ave
Abd El Krim to End Exile and Return to Morocco
Moroccan sources report Abd El Krim the famed Riff leader will return to Morocco in August after 36 years in exile. He rose in the 1920s against Spain, captured Navarro’s 20,000 troops, and led a string of mountain campaigns before his capture and exile.
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Morocco
Henri Petain
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Annal
Sheshuan
Moscow Starts Peace Contest
Moscow radio announced a peace contest inviting written accounts of colorful episodes about peace efforts. Winners will receive radios cameras and other gifts, the radio's North American service said.
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UPI
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Liberal surge alarms Tory and Labour leaders in Britain
London leaders of the Conservative and Labour parties fret as local election gains shift toward the Liberal party. The Liberals gain 339 council seats while Tories lose 532 and Labour gains 336. Prime Minister Macmillan and Hugh Gaitskell weigh the Liberals as a potential fixed star or flying saucer in Britain's political orbit. Emlyn Hopson leads a safe Montgomeryshire Liberal bid amid a Welsh nationalist candidate challenge.
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Macmillan
Labor
Montgomeryshire
Clement Davies
Blue Ribbon Jury Seen As First Step To Reform Justice
A local writer urges study before blame, proposes a county blue ribbon jury of nonpolitical citizens with subpoena power to examine why prosecutions fail. The piece cites police effort, warns of a looming breakdown in justice, and cites a New York style extraordinary prosecutor as possible remedy.
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Clark County
New York State
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Freddy Sheinwold Opens Daily Bridge Column
The Sun introduces Alfred Freddy Sheinwold as a new bridge columnist. He is noted for professional, readable work and is a member of the National Laws and Rules Commission which handles tournament disputes. He debuts on page 9 with a concise four-column bridge feature.
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Freddy
The
Mongolia Hit By Snow and Winds
A UPI report from Tokyo notes drastic weather changes hit Outer Mongolia last week with heavy snow and freezing winds. Many animals were buried in the snow, with no reported human casualties.
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UPI
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Outer Mongolia
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