Tragic Shooting Death In Marysville
Four year old Wesley Cisco obtained a 12 gauge shotgun from a closet as his mother Cleo Cisco slept on a couch. The gun fired at point blank range, killing her. Father Wilford Cisco rushed her to a hospital, where she died.
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Parrying Perils Of Yule Shopping Parody by H D Quigg
A witty New York column offers holiday shopping survival tips in spoof form. It comically covers clerk interactions elevators crowds gifts money and social absurdities with sharp jests and faux practical advice set in a bustling season.
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Bojangles Robinson
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Rome Houses Skip Comfort For Women
Gloria Swanson writing from Rome criticizes foreign architecture for neglecting women’s needs in homes and hotels. She notes lack of proper closets, misplaced storage, poor lighting, and tiny mirrors in suites, calling for better, more practical design for women.
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Heart Attack Kills Chilocco Indian School Principal
Kay County authorities concluded a heart attack caused the death of Ernest C. Mueller 56 principal of Chilocco Indian School whose body was found in a field near Chilocco Oklahoma after he failed to return home from a hunting trip and a search party located him Tuesday.
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Gary Signs 9,000 Building Bonds in New York Speech
New York Governor Raymond Gary spoke to the New York Young Democrats club. He announced signing 9 million dollars in Oklahoma public building bonds, achieved with an 18 copy signing device. He noted no meeting with Governor Harriman but hoped to arrange one later. He planned to discuss issues shaping the Middle West in next year’s presidential campaign.
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York Young Democrats Club
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Averell Harriman
Middle West
Vehicle registrations and travel rise projected by 1965
Motor vehicle registrations and highway travel are expected to climb more than 33 percent by 1965, signaling growing use of roads and increased mobility across the nation. The forecast highlights stronger demand for infrastructure and transport services as urban and rural areas expand.
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