Love Life Of Pigs Note Confuses Senate Letter
Washington gossip item notes a misaddressed envelope to Senate Majority Leader Knowland with a clipping about the love life of pigs. It also mentions Vice President Nixon admitting he does not own a clip-on bow tie and the Army microfilming 11,000 file drawers into 55 cabinets. The Pan American Union reports Crusoe Island losing vegetation to goats.
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Washington
Senate
William F. Knowland
Robert Knohland
Senate Ouffice
Washington, D.C
Richard Nixon
California
Army
Adjutant General's Office
Pan American Union
Daniel Defoe
Congress Visitors Nap in Gallery After Shooting
Letters from lawmakers to hometown papers note guests are admitted to the visitor galleries. After a shooting that wounded five congressmen on the House floor, a guest must see a senator or congressman. A guide woke a congressman's family nap, while others dozed behind their newspapers as debate on uranium continued.
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Congress
Antiso
Two New Successes Based In Cancer Fight
At the sixth International Cancer Congress in Sao Paulo Brazil doctors reported two notable advances. Dr Robert McWhirter described a conservative surgery plus daily three week X rays for breast cancer that saves many lives and avoids extensive chest wall surgery. Dr Jeanne Bateman presented bioTEPA a drug that extends life and maintains activity in several cancer types when injected into or near tumors, though not a cure.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Robert McWhirter
Royal Infirmary
Edinburgh
Scotland
McWhirter
Jeanne Bateman
George Washington University
Washington, D.C
Bateman
Jets Bother Cows Fight U S Government Over Runway Noise
In Glendale Arizona a group of farmers sued the United States for 350000 claiming Luke Air Force Base jets near the runway reduce milk yield and butterfat, disrupt cattle feeding, slow fattening, and make farmhouses unsafe and noisy with workers fearing for their lives.
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Glendale
Ariz
United States
Luke Air Force Base
Identical outfits mark funeral for polio victim triplet
Detroit ten year olds Judith and Joyce Crocenzi will wear matching white nylon blouses and blue white striped skirts for Jeanne Crocenzi who died of polio last Saturday. The sisters say the identical dress will be worn at today’s funeral service.
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Detroit
Judith
Joyce Crocenzi
Jeanne
Sanity Test For Priest Stabber Set In San Francisco
A 37 year old woman Miss Josephine Avanzino stabbed Father I C Cronin during mass and was taken to the psychiatric ward after the attack. Police report her mother Natalie Avanzino says she has been mentally ill since age four though she is religious. Father Cronin said he had never seen the woman before and doctors noted the wound was about an inch deep and he is in very good condition.
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San Francisco
Josephine Avanzino
San Francisco Hospital
I. C. Cronin
Father Cronin
Sarang S Ae
Natalie Av
St. Mary's Hospital
Avanzino
Yesteryear notes from The Constitution decade by decade
A compact retrospective lists ten, twenty, and thirty years of local notes. It recalls Travis E Stinnett returning to duty aboard a submarine after a visit with his mother Mrs George Stinnett S Sgt Isidro S Valdez Jt Lawton among Icelanding American pilots. Joe Hennessee finishing Marine boot camp. Freeman Richardson’s appendectomy. Chancellor Dollfuss’s assassination in Vienna. Juliet Johnstone elected 4 H secretary. Nelson Walton at Annapolis. Sara Sasser wedding to Julius Johnstone. Klan battles in a 1930s primary. ROTC camp shifts at Fort Sill. H H Fowler’s job change. and an Arkansas Guardsman injured at Fort Sill.
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Travis E. Stinnett
Elgin
George Stinnett
Isidro S. Valdez
Lawton
Iceland
Joe Hennessee
Freeman Richardson
Englebart Dollfuss
Austria
Vienna
Juliet Johnstone
Nelson Walton
M. C. Walton
Fort Sill
U.S. Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Sara Sasser
Julius H. Johston
CMTC
H. H. Fowler
Electrical Merchandising Co
Arkansas National Guardsman
Boy Tames Bear With Nose Nudge At Zoo
Nine year old Leonard Radermacher proved his bear challenge at Indian Boundary Park Zoo by crawling under a rail and offering the 400 pound animal a peanut through the cage. The bear bit his hand but the boy says he escaped by poking the bear on the nose with his other hand and the bear released.
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Chicago
Leonard Radermacher
Going Going Gone
Currituck County prison inmates were unaccounted for after a Hertford Currituck county baseball game. The batter hit a long high fly as three Currituck fielders kept running.
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Ahoskie
N. C
Currituck County
Hertford
Currituck Counties
Farmers Probe Wetback Roundup Across Rio Grande
Lower Grande Valley Farm Bureau directors on Monday urged a probe into a roundup of deported aliens from the Rio Grande to Mexico. A second resolution demanded Border Patrol return money collected from the aliens. Patrol had charged $10 for a 750 mile bus trip to El Paso, a practice the chief said was halted by Washington orders.
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Rio Grande
Mexico
Lower
Maybe Next Time He'll Believe Signs
Oakland police officers intervened when Russell A. LaPlaca 26 smoked on a bus in defiance of a no smoking sign. Inspector William G. Martin and Inspector J C R McDonald confronted him, they showed badges, and Russell bailed out posting 25 dollars for smoking on a public coin at Southern Station.
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Oakland
Calif
Russell A. LaPlaca
Russell
William G. Martin
Martin
J.C.R. McDonald
Southern Station
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