Crooked carp tale and other oddities from the week
A British farmer reports Lucy the cow swallowed a fishing float and gear after a carp outing near St Ives. In Omaha a driver avoids charges with one arm on the wheel, then pays for expired license. In Nassau County a penny bid wins earth removal for a giant sump. A lion in Southport and a station kitten in Baltimore entertain locals. Cheyenne roper Monte Blue gets the crowd to bow with Robert Taylor. Oklahoma politics yield odd name changes and ballot battles.
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Cohn Turns McCarthy's Offer Down
New York Sen McCarthy says Roy Cohn declined to serve as his personal consultant after resigning as chief counsel of the Senate investigations subcommittee He recalled Cohn as a fighter against communists and said the aide would remain available for advice McCarthy praised him while noting the bid was rejected due to the optics of shifting doors.
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