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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1954
Page
15
An American prisoner, a former Communist detainee, wed Kyoko Aree in a brief ceremony at the American embassy in Tokyo. He plans to move to Kermit Texas with his Japanese wife next month after a de facto remarriage that followed a previous unrecorded union.
Lawrence Murillo, 33, of Denver, arrested after a burglary suspect loitered upstairs looking out a back window. Murillo admitted helping burglarize the house but refused to name partners and was sentenced to 90 days in county jail.
Chicago WBKB announcer Jack Eigen was dismissed after a long kiss with film starlet Cleo Moore during a Monday telecast. Station officials cited vulgarity and extreme poor taste, noting the two minute display drew hundreds of viewer complaints from women. Eigen defended the stunt as a test of audience tolerance and insisted his marriage and intentions were proper.
The United States provided a 13 million dollar allocation to Israel for unspecified projects. The Foreign Administration made the disbursement without public announcement, reflecting behind the scenes aid policy.
A report explains how warm air in homes causes dust and dirt to settle on walls. It notes nail heads and plaster lathes surface irregularities contribute to this buildup.
An artificial antidote for nerve gas is possible using atropine. The text notes atropine as the best known antidote and mentions its use by military and civilian authorities, including references to New York City and Rensselaer, N. Y. It discusses how nerve gas affects the body and how atropine can counteract these effects.
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