Law Keeps Wild Rabbits Out Of Home For Weatherford Boys
In Louisville Kentucky seven year old Yancy and three year old Dell Weatherford cared for two wild rabbits found by their father. wildlife supervisor Clift Sipe explained it is illegal to keep wild rabbits indoors except during hunting season. The season runs November 20 to January 18.
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Odd camels lead traffic safety stunt in Wuppertal
Police stage a quirky Safety Week parade with camels from the city zoo bearing warnings not to imitate animals in traffic. The spectacle drew crowds as officials emphasized cautious behavior and road safety during the campaign.
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Wuppertal
Germany
Kefauver cites fear amid federal security in DC
Senator Estes Kefauver decries a "cancer of fear" from government security rules in Washington. He warns federal workers avoid public activity due to censure, urging clear rights to free expression under Hatch Act while supporting federal employee protections. He also calls for broader liberal policy and statehood for Alaska and Hawaii, amid Algerian unrest and French political turmoil.
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Pierre Dupuch
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Bone
Adlai Says GOP Falls Short in Missile Race
Adlai E Stevenson in New York criticized the GOP on missile development and urged renewed U.S. efforts to avoid Soviet superiority. He cited Khrushchev's hydrogen bomb talk and warned against political blackmail while urging a stronger push in guided missiles and other weapons. He spoke at a fund raising dinner.
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Coronet Magazine
Two Education Officials Quit Jobs in State Department
SACRAMENTO UP! The State Department of Education is losing two key officials. Dr. James C. Stone, head of the teacher credential program, resigns to become UC's director of teacher education after eight years with the department. Joel A. Burkman, assistant division chief, retires effective July 10 following 24?44 years in service.
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State Department of Education
James C. Stone
University of California
Stone
Joel A. Burkman
State Colleges and Teacher Education
Curfew Lifted Then Violent Turmoil In Cyprus
Turkish Cypriots suffered a brief curfew lift amid a third window breaking spree as British troops intensified shop searches in both Greek and Turkish quarters. A bomb exploded under an army jeep, injuring two civilians, with further blasts near a radio station and a passing truck.
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Nicosia
Greece
Long Beach Press-Telegram Masthead Notice
The item records postal and publication details for the Long Beach Press Telegram, noting daily except Sunday distribution at Sixth Street and Pine Avenue, Long Beach California, with carrier and subscriber pricing and the March 16 1888 entry date.
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Pine Avenue
Long Beach 12
California
Audit Bureau of Licensenan
Long Beach
Suspect Exonerated in Fratricide Case
NAUKEGAN IL A case against Karl J Vachlin 35 for fratricide was dismissed after the state failed to bring him to trial within four months as required by Illinois law. The court ruled delays caused by the defense did not justify extending the period.
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Naukegan
Karl J. Vachlin
Jast
Cost of Living Rises in Los Angeles and S F
San Francisco and Los Angeles each show higher prices for moderate income families. The San Francisco index reaches 116.8, near 1953 record, while Los Angeles hits 116.1 matching September 1955. Food and transportation shifts modestly offset by drops.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Max D. Kossoris
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ivan Kossoris
House Bill to Boost Military Doctor and Dentist Bonuses
Washington action details a bill approved by the House to increase bonuses for physicians and dentists in military service. Current bonus is $100 per month with potential scales to $150, $200, and $250 per month after two, ten, and longer terms, amid discussions of stay requirements and pay supplements.
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House
White House
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