Woman psychologist wins 64000 dollar prize on TV quiz
Dr Joyce Brothers 28 of New York City becomes the second top prize winner on CBS The $64,000 Question. Assisted by Eddie Eagen she correctly answered boxing related questions to claim 64000 dollars. She plans to outfit her husband’s office with part of the prize.
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Knight Seeks All-Out Drive to Cut Traffic Deaths
Sacramento Governor Knight urged a joint state local crackdown on traffic violations to reduce the rising death toll in California. He called for all departments to intensify enforcement and urged officials to assist in curbing the deadly trend before it worsens into a New Year toll. In Jerusalem, Israel announced settlement of Catholic Church war damage claims and restitution of ecclesiastical property from 1948.
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Funeral Service Held for Seal King 102 in Santa Barbara
Funeral services were held for Capt. George M. McGuire age 102 known as the Seal King. He owned a firm that supplied more than 2,500 seals to circuses and zoos worldwide over five decades. He was the oldest Red Cross chapter member in Santa Barbara and the oldest living Cornell University graduate.
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Mother Learns Twin Perambulator Won’t Be Sold Now
Sunderland England Mrs Neville Quinn has bought another twin perambulator and will keep it. She previously sold twins prams in 1944 and 1951 after the children began to walk. Now at 35 she has Anne and Elaine and they have two other children.
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NAM President Charges Union Plans Congressmen Blacklist
Henry G. Riter IT president of the National Association of Manufacturers declared at the 60th Congress of American Industry that AFL-CIO plans to send a union blacklist of Congress members to 15 million members. He warned mergers threaten individual freedom and said NAM and unions would compile voting records for broad distribution.
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