Polio Victim Builds Life With Toes And Teeth
Dallas AP report on Bettye Erickson, 34, paralyzed by polio, who supports herself and her daughter by telephone selling and by typing. With only toes and head movement, she arranged equipment and learned to dial and type, aided by family and telephone company adaptations.
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City Scouts Enjoy Colorado Scenic Jamboree Tour
Special correspondent Tack Roberts reports Colorado trip by Boy Scout group traveling to Denver. They viewed Pike's Peak from a high summit, sent telegrams home, toured a Mt. Denver vantage, and observed copper minting artifacts and a double feature cinema among other activities at the jamboree.
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Band School Set Monday Band School Set Monday
School officials announce a band session starting Monday for students. Parents are urged to ensure students bring instruments or use school owned ones. strict attendance and instrument use rules will apply.
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VOICE OF BROADWAY REPORTS ON BALLOT FOCUS AND LATENT DEMOCRACY
A political column blends Broadway gossip with a critique of the U S electoral system. It notes Fidel Castro as a topic of debate, calls for more voter participation, and discusses figures from Kathryn Grayson to Paul Butler while reporting a South Korean court life sentence for student demonstrators.
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Mauretania to gain independence on November 28
Paris AP reports Mauretania the last autonomous republic in the French African community will become independent November 28 this year. President Charles de Gaulle approved the date after talks with Mauretania's Premier Moktar Ould Naddah, age 34, who is expected to become the country's first president. Mauretania, with about 500,000 residents, borders Rio de Oro near Morocco.
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Guatemala cites plot by Cubans
Guatemala reports a rebel group of 30 Cubans and Guatemalans left Havana aiming to overthrow President Miguel Yasgaras. The statement says the plan was to cross from Honduras on Fidel Castro’s movement anniversary. No sighting details were given.
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Miguel Yasgaras
The Sun's Slop Hat Rial Th Ship Ame The 1 A
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