Biological Clock Too Fast Superfeeding Of Tots To Shorten Life Span
Dr John B Youmans warned at an AMA meeting that superfeeding American infants could shorten life expectancy within two generations. He cited early solid foods and excess vitamins as accelerating development and potentially raising degenerative disease and early mortality rates.
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John B. Youmans
Nashville, Tenn
United States
The
American Medical Association
AMA
Goldberger
Tions, Inc
New York
City council creates paving district and curbs street vendors
City officials approve a paving district covering unpaved 38th street from Cache Road to Gore Blvd and adopt ordinances limiting ice cream vendor operations. The firm Hendrick & Hendrick will act as consulting engineers. A director for Patterson Community Center is appointed at No 4 E Arlington with a temporary salary guidance. Mayor Wayne Gullan announced the arrangement.
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Patterson Community Center
No. 4
Arlington
38Th Street
Cache Road
Gore Blvd
Hendrick & Hendrick
Wayne Gil
Southerly Winds Bring Warm-Up Intensifies Area Weather
Southerly winds pushed a warming trend through southwest Oklahoma today and the U S Weather Bureau forecast continued warmth through Wednesday in the Lawton area with highs in the 80s and lows in the 50s to 60s. Temperatures varied little Monday with a high of 69 and a low of 65. Skies cleared, isolated thundershowers possible in eastern and central Oklahoma tonight, and scattered storms in the west. Tonight's low around 64. Monday highs ranged from 81 in Tulsa and McAlester to 69 in Oklahoma City. Overnight lows varied from 55 at Guyman and Gage to 68 at Ardmore.
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Oklahoma
U. S. Weather Bureau
Lawton
Tulsa
McAlester
Oklahoma City
Guyman and
Gage
Ardmore
Boston pupils boycott as civil rights action spreads
About 2,000 to 3,000 Negro junior and senior high school students stayed away from classes in Boston in a freedom stay out protest against segregation. They reported to freedom centers for instruction while a police riot squad stood by.
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Boston
Freedom Centers
Harlem
New York
Cambridge
National Guard
GOP
Kennedy
Washington
Charles Evers
Chicago
Medgar Evers
Mississippi
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Jackson
Miss
Arlington National Cemetery
Englewood
N.4
Roy Wilkins
T City Wall
Atlanta
A. Katz
New Orleans
B'nai B'rith
United States
Birmingham
Ala
3Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Trenton
Episcopal Church
James Wood Jr
Fayetteville
N.C
Chattanooga
Tenn
Ralph Kelley
Savannah
Duplex Damaged By Fire At Sill
A Capehart housing duplex under construction in Fort Sill’s 5500 area was severely damaged by fire started when a plumber’s torch ruptured gas. Fort Sill fire crews responding at 10:06 a.m. contained the blaze by 10:25 a.m. The Electronics and Missile Facilities contractor built the unit. Engineers estimate $9,800 damage with no injuries.
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Capehart
Fort Sill
Information Office
Electronics and Missile Facilities
Liquor Director Plans Firing of Nine ABC Agents
Oklahoma City Alcoholic Beverage Control Board Director Roy Parham says he is interviewing all 21 agents to decide which nine to fire. The legislature cut $240,000 from the board’s appropriation and abolished nine agent and inspector positions. Parham has until July 1 to dismiss the employees. A separate state agency studies staffing changes.
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Oklahoma City
Roy Parham
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
ABC Board
Parham
Soviet Artists and Writers Targeted in Party Offensive
Soviet Premier Khrushchev presided as ideologist Leonid Ilyichev urged a broad party drive to train writers, artists, and workers. He warned imperialists manipulate party rifts rooted in the Stalin era and demanded action against those resisting the party line. The Central Committee meeting follows months of attacks on disfavored writers and artists.
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OSCOW
Khrushchev
Leonid Ilyichev
Central Committee
Soviet Communist Party
Ilychev
Ilyichev
Stalin
Gasoline Auto Tags Driver Licenses Among List
House group approves curb on itemized tax deductions as part of broader tax reform. Soviet cosmonaut Valery Bykovsky sets new space endurance record on his fifth day in orbit while his partner Chaika signals manual data descent.
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House Group
Henry Shapiro
Moscow
UPI
Valery F. Bykovsky
London
Chaika
Hawk
Bykovsky
Andrian Nikolayev
Cabbie Foils Bank Break In After 4 A.M. Try
An alert cab driver frightened off a burglar at Sheridan Bank in Rew Ferris about 4 am. The intruder removed a canopy section but did not enter the bank proper. Police and FBI traced a white 1959 car, and two autos matching the description were found near Fort Sill.
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Sheridan Bank
Rew Ferris
Cleo Stout
George S. Wever
Sheridan Road
Thomas Medlin
Sheridan
Fern
Cache Road
Sheri
Medlin
Stout
Fort Sill
Wever
Humane Slaughter Act Passes Legislature
Oklahoma Governor Henry Bellmon signed the humane slaughter act into law as one of 14 bills approved that day. The measure bans hammer or sledge use by slaughterers, packers, or stockyard operators, labeling it inhumane.
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Oklahoma City
Henry Bellmon
Bellmon
County Flower and Vegetable Show Sees 57 Entrants
Fifty seven persons entered exhibits this morning in the annual Comanche county Flower and Vegetable show at the county fair building. Entries are judged in three categories including flower arrangement, cut flowers and vegetables with emphasis on container relation color proportion and arrangement.
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Alma Koerner
Don Mathis
Comanche County
Union Valley Home Demonstration Club
Macmillan Faces Pressure Over Profumo Scandal Visit
In London Labor MP Marcus Lipton urged Prime Minister Macmillan to delay Kennedy’s June visit amid the Profumo affair. Observers expect a leadership change. Macmillan survived a tight Commons vote and plans no move before Kennedy’s arrival. Former minister Profumo issued a brief public statement through his lawyers as he and Valerie Hobson stay out of the public eye.
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London
UPI
Labor
Harold Macmillan
Kennedy
Britain
Macmillan
House of Commons
Mac
Labor Party
Tain
Profumo
George Brown
John Profumo
Valerie Hobson
Tax committee backs 500 million revenue grab in tax plan
The House Ways & Means Committee approved a 500 million revenue-raising plan by restricting itemized deductions for individuals on federal returns. It bars deductions for state and local taxes on gasoline auto tags drivers licenses cigarettes and alcohol while keeping general sales taxes and property taxes deductible. The rules take effect January 1 next year.
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Washington
UPI
House
Ways & Means Committee
Kennedy
Martha Griffiths
D-Mich
Eisenhower
Ben-Gurion Refuses to Quit Parliament Yet Plans Premiership Exit
Jerusalem AP reports David Ben-Gurion will not leave Parliament but will step down as prime minister. His Socialist Mapai party said he changed his mind about exiting the legislative body while maintaining his decision to quit the premiership.
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Jerusalem
David Ben-Gurion
Israel
Mapai
Mon- Ben-Gurion
Gages
Ian Sendag Onan
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N.J
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Gale Sadler
United Fund
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Gilley
Lawton-Fort Sill Bus Co
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Clarence Bowman
E. S. Morris Jr
United Press International
Sill
Cabbie Roots Bank
Hunt
Virgil Gatther
Tass
Valentina Tereshkova
Valentina
Ian
Maj. L. Gordon Cooper
Earth
Nikolayev
Jonuson Hazen
Tereshkova
Pavel Popovich
Moon
Congress
Treasury
Ben-Gurion
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