Gas Bill Snagged In Wind Up Rush
The House passed by six votes a bill to free natural gas producers from federal controls but it stalled as Congress adjourns. The measure would exempt producers from the FPC price fixing power and overturn a 1954 Supreme Court ruling. Supporters say it would assure supplies and lower future prices. opponents warn of large profits for oil firms.
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Deputies Solve Problem Of What To Do About Skunks
In Barrington Illinois two Lake County deputy sheriffs resolved a skunk problem by placing a vacuum hose from their car exhaust into a basement window well. The asphyxiation followed after the skunk resisted removal for several days.
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Actress's Son Goes AWOL Fourth Time
ALTADENA Calif Christopher Crawford 12 son of Joan Crawford is back in military school after his fourth AWOL Young Chris and David R Dyer 12 of Van Nuys left Mount Lowe Military Academy yesterday Sheriffs deputies picked them up they said they were walking to Van Nuys Christopher has away twice since the actress recent marriage to Alfred Steele Soft drink tycoon Miss Crawford and Steele are expected back next week from a European honeymoon
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20th anniversary of rural electric co op gifts and glow
An Adv column notes the 20 year milestone since the law allowing farmer owned electric cooperatives. It likens platinum gifts to electricity gains, praising farm electrification from wood stoves and oil lamps to modern vacuum and freezer comfort, highlighting benefits to rural life and the cooperative movement.
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Two Con Men Hunted In Holdup
London Kentucky reports a $60,000 robbery aimed at a local businessman who planned to buy money at cut rate prices. Robbery occurred after Robert Close and his brother Kenneth flew from Toledo to complete the deal. Kenneth waited at the airport while the other man was robbed at gunpoint. The cash was to buy large bills from tax scared people at 60 cents on the dollar. The brothers, who run an auto agency, said $50,000 was raised and another $10,000 contributed by Steve Cross of Toledo. An FBI inquiry questions if S B Cross of Toledo is the same man.
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Blind Dog Finds New Home After Near Death
Lucky the blind German shepherd escaped death at the San Diego city pound last May and was adopted by Mr. and Mrs. Irven Naiman of Los Angeles and their two daughters. Stories prompted offers from over 500 people nationwide. An official of the California Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals chose the family. A veterinarian treated Lucky to restore vision. he has partial sight in his right eye.
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California Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Jupiter’s Long Orbit Around the Sun
A science note states Jupiter completes an orbit around the sun in almost 12 years. The fact highlights the planet’s wide solar system path and lengthy orbital period.
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Persistence Pays Lost Dog Is Found
Richard Millers of Southampton Pennsylvania lost their boxer Rex in an automobile accident near Richmond Virginia. Mrs Miller returned four times visiting the dog pound SPCA veterinarians and police. Rex was found yesterday at a truck driver's home on the other side of town.
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Federal raid nets Rayfield Holland over unlicensed still
In St Louis midtown federal agents raided a still operation. Rayfield Holland, 53, was arrested and charged with operating and possessing an unlicensed still. The last federal raid in St Louis on a still was in 1947.
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Army Holds 28 23 4 Record Against Navy in 55 Games
Army has a 28 23 4 record in 55 football games against Navy, reflecting historical results between the two service academies.
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