Clue in Evelyn Hartley case fades as search continues
In La Crosse Wisconsin investigators press a large search for Evelyn Hartley with teams sweeping roads hills and bluffs. A major clue fades as DA Bosshard notes a Madison lab head questions if black tennis shoes near the abduction scene match prints.
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Olive Tablets Promoted as Gentle Natural Laxatives
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a mild pure vegetable laxative. It claims a trio of gentle laxatives in one tablet activates the small intestine and stimulates the large intestine, cleansing the intestinal tract without purging or griping.
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Nixon Warns Viet Nam on Free Status at Dalat Dinner
Vice President Richard Nixon told Bao Dai and his cabinet in Dalat Indochina that freedom requires defeating Communist imperialism on Vietnamese soil with foreign help. The dinner at the imperial capital followed Nixon and a small party’s roundtrip flight to meet Viet Nam leaders 200 miles northwest of Saigon.
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Justice Jackson Attacks Criminal Law Administration
Justice Robert H. Jackson of the U S Supreme Court condemned the criminal law system as a humiliation and discredit to the profession and country at ceremonies for the corner stone laying of the American Bar Center in Chicago. He warned of unprecedented juvenile delinquency gangsterism and delaying punishment amid a global military race.
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Rich Writer Kills Wife and Hangs Self in Virginia Estate
Wealthy author Randolph Leigh shot and killed his wife Marcelle Leigh in their Langley Virginia home and then hanged himself from a study rafter. Their 6 year old granddaughter found the bodies. a note allegedly claimed the wife fired at him during a struggle. Leigh, Phi Beta Kappa from Columbia 1915, wrote The Citadel of Freedom and The Constitution in 1787 and Today.
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Adenauer's Party Wins in Hamburg
Complete returns show the Christian Democrats Free Democrats Germany Party and Refugee Party securing 62 of 120 seats in Hamburg. TheSocialists lose the state government with Max Bauer ousted, allowing Adenauer allies to appoint three Bundestag representatives and push western defense alignment.
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Konrads Adenauer
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Free Democrats
Germany Party
Refugee Party
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Bundésrat
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Race Ruling Danger Seen by Talmadge
Gov. Herman E. Talmadge of Georgia warns that a Supreme Court ruling ending racial segregation in southern schools would be a major national misstep threatening U S unity. He urges continued state control over education amid Southern Governors Conference talks with 13 states present and a Southern Regional Education Board roundtable.
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New Treatment Claimed Shrinks Hemorrhoids Without Surgery
A New York report touts Bio Dyne now sold as Preparation H claiming to shrink hemorrhoids and stop bleeding without surgery. Doctors reportedly note prompt pain relief and lasting improvement over months across varying severities, with a 98 cent tube price and money-back guarantee.
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