Bats, Giraffes and Dolls Highlight Odd Daily News
A Covington resident removed 22 bats from a living room after reading about a bat-loving scientist. In New York two Masai giraffes observed skyline from a Brooklyn pier en route to Cleveland zoo. A Long Beach patrolman tickets his own car, and American doll makers protest Ike’s Geneva gifts. Pasadena robbers return for green stamps after a dummy ad, a divorce case mildly endows the blonde. Collinsville man loses cash twice, finding it at the police station doorstep.
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Collinsville
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Arrests Loom As Three Turncoats Face Trial
Pentagon officials said three former POWs William Cowart Lewis Griggs and Otho Bell will be arrested aboard a San Francisco bound liner next Friday and face court martial on charges including aiding the enemy. The men who defected to Red China during the Korean War will not be allowed to go home with their families while awaiting trial and possible prison terms.
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Nationalists See Peril in U S Red China Talks
The Nationalist Chinese government said it sees no grounds to object to U S efforts to seek the release of Americans held by the Chinese Communists in Geneva talks with Red China. Yet Taipei fears such a meeting could embolden calls for two Chinas and undermine regional unity.
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How to Bring an Old House Up to Date
A Better Homes and Gardens August feature showcases before and after remodeling ideas for older homes. Plan, budget, and hire a handyman to transform interiors and exteriors, with guidance on whether renovation is worth the investment. Read the August issue for more tips and where to buy.
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Better Homes & Gardens
August
Preacher's Snake Bite Death Ruled By Own Action
In Altha Florida the death of 55 year old preacher Rev George Went Hensley was ruled as death by own action after he was bitten by a rattlesnake at a church service and refused medical care, claiming faith would heal him. An associate Rev O M Lassiter said Hensley had told others he had been bitten countless times but never suffered illness due to his faith.
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Hensley
Gasoline Sales Rise in May Amid Truck Strike
California sold about 391 million gallons of gasoline and motor fuels in May, a six percent gain from a year earlier, while tax revenue from fuels reached 23.43 million dollars, according to the State Board of Equalization despite the trucking strike.
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