Rabies Seen As Major Public Health Challenge
Public Health Service reports rabies remains a hardcore problem due to limited knowledge and many wildlife carriers. Domestic animal cases fell but wild outbreaks rose 18 percent. 2,216 rabies cases by mid June, up from 1,871 last year.
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Public Health Service
Health Service
Robert G. Scholtens
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Louis Pasteur
CDC
Cattle Feeding in Kansas Reaches New July High
Kansas reports 284000 cattle and calves fattened for slaughter on July 1 a seven percent rise from last year to a record for the date Of the total 140000 on farms and 144000 in commercial feedlots. April to June slaughterings totaled 188000 head up 14 percent. Commercial hatcheries hatched 750000 chicks in June down from May and 153000 below June 1963. January to June hatchings reached 7540000, five percent above 1963.
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Kansas
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Kansas Woman Seeks Street Solution For Odd Address
Wichita resident Mrs. C F Davis faces a tangle of undeveloped lots and absent streets. City planners suggest easements or city condemnation, while officials note lack of interior circulation. A possible house number could come from the nearby St Louis Street.
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Russell McClure
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Change of Venue Won't Be Allowed
Eight flour milling companies and three officers are denied a change of venue for their price fixing conspiracy trial. The judge said the interests of justice require the trial to remain in Buffalo despite requests to move to Minneapolis. An early trial date may be set after Sept. 8.
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Weber Flour Mills
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Salina
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New Trial Ordered Over Sonic Test In Oklahoma City
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals ordered a new trial to consider the case brought by nineteen Oklahoma City residents who say sonic booms from FAA tests harm them and damage homes. The court overruled a district court ruling and ordered rehearing on merits.
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Oklahoma City
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U. S. District Court
The
Federal Aviation Agency
Wirtz Seeks Overtime Hike Backed by New Totals
Secretary Wirtz will present figures to the House Labor Committee showing record overtime in factories and 5 million unemployed last week. He says raising overtime pay could create up to 900,000 full-time jobs, targeting industries with high overtime and unemployment among capable workers.
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W. Willard Wirtz
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Wirtz
House Labor Committee
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Ice Cream Cone Born at St Louis Fair Turns 60
AP reports the ice cream cone reaches its 60th anniversary marking its 1904 birth at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St Louis. Syrian concessionaire W M Hamwi adapted crisp sugar wafles into cone shapes to hold ice cream creating a portable edible combination that proved instantly popular.
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St. Louis Fair
Washington
St. Louis
National Geographic Society
W. M. Hamwi
Court orders restraint to stop book dealer from taking archives
A U S district court granted a restraining order to prevent Kansas City dealer Kenneth D. Seder from obtaining 313 Spanish-Mexican archives dating to 1697. Government and New Mexico dispute ownership. documents valued at incalculable by a federal archivist and $250 paid by the state in 1909. Seder must answer by August 15.
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U. S. District Court
Kenneth D. Seder
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Robert H. Bahmer
Washington
New Mexico
Guadalupe-Hidalgo
Santa Fe
N. M
The
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Territorial Government of
Department of Justice
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Acton
Estate of $523000 Left by A $36 Bank Clerk
Chester Williams a retired clerk who earned 36 a week left a sizable estate after dying aged 86 in 1959. Probate records filed Friday show he lived in a small room and wore plain clothes before his death two years ago in Chicago.
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Chicago
Chester Williams
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Kenyatta urges decisive action against apartheid at African summit
Kenyan Prime Minister Jomo Kenyatta leads an African summit push for a central bureau to coordinate an all out offensive against South Africa. He calls for a ban on oil shipments and solidarity with sanctions as Nigerian leader Balewa voices support for boycotts and warns of possible further action.
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Jomo Kenyatta
Kenya
South Africa
Kenyatta
Organization of African Unity
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Nigeria
Africa
Park Blames Communist Youth Behind Seoul Riots
President Chung Hee Park’s government says a secret Communist youth group inspired student protests this spring in Seoul. Martial law was imposed June 3 after two days of clashes with police. more than 10 students and civilians were arrested.
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Korea
Chung Hee Park
Park
Ontario Parks Camp Site and Permit Projections
Ontario reports 16 500 camp sites across 86 provincial parks and expects to issue 320 000 camp permits this summer. Park supervisors highlight strong demand and readiness for peak season access.
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Ontario
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