Peck backs MacArthur view on Korea clash with Truman
Film star Gregory Peck, in an interview with Ladies Home Journal, argues Gen. Douglas MacArthur may have been right to clash with President Truman and be fired over expanding the Korean War into China. He cites State Dept. views and reflects while preparing to portray the general.
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Gregory Peck
Douglas MacArthur
Harry S Truman
China
Peck
The
Ladies Home Journal
State Dept
Korea
UPI
Judge who never retired at 100 practices law in Amarillo
Amarillo born E. Fish, age 100, continues civil law practice and serves as a special judge in nearby counties. He earned a Missouri degree, moved to Texas in the early 1900s, and built a lifelong career despite aging. He criticizes random federal juror selection and notes clients decline as peers die. He bikes the bus to work and attributes longevity to work.
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Amarillo
Tex
UPI
Fish
Panhandle
State Bar of Texas
The
University of
Missouri
Lincoln Journal Action Line description and contact details
Notice describes the Lincoln Journal Action Line service inviting readers to request help on problems by phone or mail. It provides the newspaper address, adjusted postage note, and guidance to include correct name town and whether names should appear with or without initials or pen names. It emphasizes accurate identification for public requests.
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Journal-Star Printing CO
Lincoln
Action Line
Beekeeper Clyde Wood Attributes Life to Bee Venom
Clyde Wood, 79, of South Woodstock Vermont credits bee venom from his 40 hives with keeping him alive after illness. He recalls Hodgkin’s disease spreading to his lung, spleen and arm, then recovering and continuing to harvest up to 5,000 pounds of honey in a year. He notes bees taught resilience amid political and agricultural changes and keeps a humorous, stubborn tone about life and service.
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Nancy Shulins
Woodstock
Clyde Wood
Wood
New York Cancer Research Institute
Hodgkin
Vermont Beekeepers Association
South Woodstock, Vt
Perk smut poll mailed to 240000 Cleveland homes
Ohio Mayor Ralph Perk’s smut poll was sent to 240000 Cleveland residences by garbagemen with mixed reactions from residents. City leaders debated actions as workers delivered questionnaires and copies were to reach every home by week’s end.
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Cleveland
Ralph Perk
George Forbes
Perk
Forbes
Mary Gill
Westside
William Butler
Sanitation Department
Baboon Heart Transplant Fails to Save Patient
Cape Town doctors led by Christiaan Barnard failed to save a 26 year old Italian woman after attempting to boost a human heart with a baboon heart. The 10 hour operation at Groote Schuur hospital ended with the patient’s death and Barnard warning the chimpanzee heart was too small to sustain circulatory needs. The case followed Barnard’s March remark that animal hearts may work briefly but would likely be rejected by a human body. The woman’s husband was sedated as hospital officials sought permission to name her.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Christiaan Barnard
Groote Schuur
Barnard
Reeves Saunders
University of Mississippi
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