Death Ends Battle on Fawn Possession
In Jamesville North Carolina a fawn named Rudolph, rescued from a forest fire, dies after breaking its neck when frightened by a power mower. A legal dispute had formed between Wilbur Garganus who saved the fawn and state authorities, with residents raising $100 for legal fees. The game warden received the fawn and disposed of the body.
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Jamesville
N. C
Batte
Rudolph
Martin County
Wilbur Garganus
Threatened L B School Projects In Drifted Search
A fog shrouds a rescue effort as a party including A Bole and John Navy and Marine personnel struggle to locate the drifting rafted fliers. Bell’s wife Josephine Kimberly, widow of John R Kimberly of Neenah Wisconsin, watches as 50 plants and nine ships scour the seas near volcanic islands south of Tokyo for the missing crew amid a multi million dollar Kimberly-Clark connection.
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A. Bole
John Navy
W. Thomason
Bell
Josephine Kimberly
John R- Kimberly
Conof Neenah
Wis
Kimberly
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Tokyo
Pay Increases Eyed For City Workers Amid Shutdown
City council weighs broad pay hikes for 177 truck drivers and 114 sanitation workers, with raises up to 361 dollars monthly for entry levels and higher brackets to 731 dollars for senior posts. Police and fire raises are not proposed, while a clothing allowance for identification officers is approved. the panel also tacks on board examiners pay lift.
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State Health Assistance Fund
Health, Gas and Civil Services
Vickers
Council
Dudley N. Lapham
Los Angeles
San Diego
Pasadena
Glendale
Burbank
Santa Monica
Lapham
Board of Examiners and Appeals
Congress Extends Draft Including Doctor Clause
The House and Senate approved a two year medical draft extension amid a sharp clash over the doctors clause. The final passage keeps the regular draft for four years and would bring doctors and dentists into the draft under age 46, with both acts expiring June 30.
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Congress
Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Ren. Mason
Crumpacker
Indiana
Hoffman
Michigan
Mason
Illinois
Sealth
Kansas
Barden
North Carolina
Rep
Vinson
D-Ga
Smith
Dulles Seeks Sincerity in Soviet Disarmament Efforts
Dulles urged the Soviets to prove sincerity in disarmament talks at the summit, warning that promises should not replace real steps. He asserted no gain from piling up nonaggression guarantees and questioned U.S. plans for a Europe security system built on promises. Dulles traveled to Bangor to brief Ike on New England developments and the Big Four talks, including the Soviet downing of a U.S. patrol plane over international waters and Moscow’s expressed regret.
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United States
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Viet Nam
Dulles
Indochina
South Viet Nam
State and Justice Departments
Ike Dulles
Bangor
Maine
Eisenhower
New England
National Airport
James C. Hagerty
U.S
Gothenburg
Sweden
Russia
Kodiak Air Base
Soviet Union
Hej J
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