Rabies Scare At Florida Southern College After Puppy Bite
Frantic calls go out to 82 coeds after a puppy adopted by the Alpha Omicron Pi sorority is found rabid and dies. Five students including Sheila Bryant and Patricia Laden are bitten. the dog’s death prompts health officials to warn the 2000 student body that others may have been exposed.
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Florida Southern College
Sheila Bryant
Atlanta
Patricia Laden
Teaneck
N. J
Jackie Sierra
Lakeland
Judy Ann Pereboom
Lake Worth
Barbara Hopson
Miss Hopson
Chester Nayfield
Polk County
Alpha Omicron Pi
Judge to Reply On Fix Story in TV Appearance
Chattanooga judge Raulston Schoolfield said he will answer tonight claims that money changed hands to fix cases in his court. He will discuss the matter on WDEF-TV at 8 pm, promising more than a personal verdict and signaling a broad principle impacting Americans.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Raulston Schoolfield
Schoolfield
Wdef-Tv
Senate
Washington
United States of America
Kodiak Children Stage Party for Church Man
Kodiak Alaska children of the Kodiak Baptist Mission hosted an impromptu birthday party for Dr. Edwin T. Dahlberg president of the National Council of Churches. Dahlberg 65 today on a Christmas tour of military bases in the north, first away from home in 39 years. He received an Alaska flag designed by Ben Benson and made a brief stop at Alaska Sea Frontier headquarters before a flying visit to Adak and a plan to fly to Anchorage.
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Kodiak
Alaska
Edwin T. Dahlberg
St. Louis
National Council of Churches
Dahlberg
Northern Territory
Ben’ Benson
Alaskan Sea Frontier
U. S. Naval Station
Adak
Aleutian* Islands Chain
Delmar Baptist
Anchorage
Toay
Storms Diminish in Most Eastern Parts of Nation
Storms eased across the eastern states while parts of the Northwest and mid continent faced wet and windy conditions. Temperatures dipped from the Mississippi Valley to the Atlantic coast, with no severe cold reported. Skies cleared in Virginia to Florida as the storm center moved northeast delivering heavy rain in New England and rainfall of about 1 to 2 inches in spots.
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Associated Press
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic
Virginia
Florida
New England
England
Kansas Traffic Fatalities Listed by State Accident Records
In the latest 24 hour period and year to date, 1957 figures show traffic fatalities. Historical archive notes 1956 totals and the ongoing count in the same period.
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Pera Ih
Kansas
KC Mayor Bartle Leaves for Two Week Rest
Kansas City mayor H Roe Bartle announced he is physically and mentally exhausted and will leave today for an undisclosed destination for a two week rest. He will be accompanied by Dr C Norman Abbott of Los Angeles who arrives to serve as attending physician. Abbott chairs the board of the American Humanics Foundation, founded by Bartle to fund scholarships for youth leadership training. Bartle notes this will be his second vacation in 18 years.
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Kansas City
H. Roe Bartle
Bartle
C. Norman Abbott
Los Angeles
Abbott
American Humanics Foundation
Appendix Removed When Conflict Ends
In Richmond Indiana a conflict between religious scruples and a medical emergency ends as 111 year old Judith Ann Pippins swollen appendix is removed after persuasion. Father Arthur Pippin and friends prayed for Judy's recovery but an order from Superior Court Judge John R. Brubaker compelled the operation to proceed, with Judy made a ward of the county if her life were in danger.
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John R. Brubaker
Pippin
Japan high pressure door to door seller threatens housewife
Police report a Tokyo incident where a door to door salesman threatened a housewife with a live snake to force a purchase. The case highlights coercive sales tactics and public safety concerns in urban Japan.
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Tokyo
Japan
Woman pays fine after U turn protest at police station
A woman who registered a complaint over three warning tickets for parking violations left the station and made a U turn. A patrolman issued a further ticket, which she paid one dollar for with no further protest.
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Liberal
Scott Gets Life In Coast Murder Trial
Los Angeles reports L. Ewing Scott received a life term for murdering his wife Evelyn, 63, who vanished from their Bel-Air home 21 years ago. The same jury that convicted him last Saturday handed down the verdict. Scott remained calm as the sentence was read and his lawyer announced plans for a motion for a new trial at a January 14 pronouncement date.
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Los Angeles
L. Ewing Scott
Evelyn
Bel-Air
Scott
Basi Lambros
Lambross
Clement D. Nye
Conflict Over Aircraft Purchases TWA Chief Resigns
Carter Burgess resigns as president of Trans World Airlines effective January 1 after a joint statement with Howard Hughes cites disagreement over airline policies. Wall Street notes TWA’s big jet orders while Hughes Tool Co contemplates turboprop buys, including Electras and Britanis. Burgess, 40, had a prior government/post college background. Free tours of tobacco factories draw about 41,000 visitors annually in North Carolina.
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New York
Wall Street
Carter Burgess
Trans World Airlines Inc
Burgess
Howard Hughes
Hughes Tool Co
Hughes Tool
Trans World Airlines
Hughes
TWA
Defense
North Carolina
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