Cure For Common Cold Lurking In A Brewery
ST PAUL AP Maybe that long sought cure for the common cold is lurking around a brewery Forty two St Paul men who work in the chilly cellars and filter room of the Jacob Schmidt Brewing Co claim not to have had a cold or flu for as long as 31 years The cold free periods range from 9 to 31 years as long as the men have gone to work daily in temperatures between 32 and 47 degrees Dr Floyd A Thompson the company doctor agrees its pretty amazing but it is a fact Its been checked Dr Thompson doesnt know what scientific connotation can be put on it He notes that the bacteria content in the cellar is pe and any organisims present He said the men wear only a would be pretty inactive at those little heavier clothing than normal temperatures Inside workers with sweatshirts the main concession to the cold They shower and dry thoroughly after work What does it mean to the rest of us who battle sniffles There s one more thing Like most brewery workers they may drink beer on the job Could that be the secret Ask the fellow who wrote this up for the brewery newspaper he drinks beer and he has a cold all the time.
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ST. Paul, Minn (Ap
St. Paul
Jacob Schmidt Brewing Co
Floyd A. Thompson
Thompson
Worst TV Awards Highlight 1960s Misfires and Hosts
HAL HUMPHREY outlines the tenth annual Ten Worst TV Awards list. It lambasts CBSs Oh Those Bells and several other flops including The Virginian, Noah and the Flood, Password, Run Till It's Dark, The Nurses and Telstar coverage, with criticism aimed at Jackie Gleason and Hugh Downs and a Gleem commercial gag.
Radio and TV Highlights Tonight in Dayton and Nationwide
A packed schedule features Middies versus Lima at 8:20 on WPFB AM and Dayton against Dartmouth at 8:30 on CH 2. Channel 5 airs Ripcord at 7, while CH 12 presents Winston Churchill front-line narration at 7:30 and a Flintstones repeat at 8:30. Channel 7 and 9 show Route 66 reruns. Oklahoma territory clashes in Outlaws at 9:30 on CH 7, and Phyllis Diller with Genevieve guest the Jack Paar Show on CH 5 at 10.
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Radio Tonight
Wpfb-Am
Middies
Lima
WHIO
Dayton
Dartmouth
TV Tonight
Ted McKeever
Jim Buckley
Gary Merrill
Winston Churchill
Freddie
Oklahoma Territory
Phyllis Diller
Genevieve
Jack Paar
Law Held Not Binding On Editorial
A judge in Birmingham tossed charges against newspaper editor James E. Mills of the Birmingham Post Herald, ruling the 1915 state law barring electioneering on election day unconstitutional as applied to newspapers. The decision opens a direct appeal to the Alabama Supreme Court on free press and free speech limits during elections.
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Birmingham
Ala
Francis Thompson
James E. Mills
Birmingham Post-Herald
Thompson
Alabama Supreme Court
Mills
Grady Williams
Crosby son Dennis arrested for suspected DWI in West Hollywood
Hollywood AP Dennis Crosby 28 was arrested on suspicion of drunken driving in West Hollywood Thursday night after his sports car allegedly weaved from side to side. He was released on 276 bail and is to appear in Beverly Hills Municipal Court ext Wednesday. Crosby told deputies he was sorry and glad he didn’t hurt anyone. He and wife Pat Sheehan were reportedly reuniting after a brief trial separation in December.
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Hollywood
Bing Crosby
Dennis
West Hollywood
Sheriff's
Crosby
Beverly Hills
Pat Sheehan
This Day In History December 28 1962 Highlights
On this day in history events include Morgenthau calling in all gold and certificates in 1933, New York claiming Vermont territory in 1763, Spain recognizing Mexico’s independence in 1836, Messina earthquake toll in 1908, Hungary freeing U S airmen in 1951, and John Lodge appointed ambassador in 1954. Birthdays note Roger Sessions and Sam Levenson. Thought from John Adams.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau Jr
Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
New York
Connecticut River
Vermont
Spain
Mexico
Messina
Sicily
Hungary
U.S
John Lodge
Connecticut
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New York City Ballet
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Lyndon Johnson
Thomas Edison
Fred Friendly
Bill “Price
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Hugh Downs
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