Vegetarians Have Less Cholesterol Monks Study Signals Diet Effect
A five year study of 2000 monks shows vegetarians have lower cholesterol. Conducted since 1957 by the Georgia Health Department Georgia Heart Association and the National Heart Institute the project covers 25 monasteries. The lead, Dr. Carroll B. Quinlan, says many years are needed to see if diet affects heart disease rates. Trappists eat no meat while Benedictines eat a typical American diet.
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Atlanta, Ga
Georgia Health Department
Georgia Heart Association
National Heart Institute
Carroll B. Quinlan
Hubby Lives As Cheaply As Nobody
Lydia Nicholas alleyed by a bread rack in Monterey Park reports her husband Dale Nicholas 32 returned last December tied her up and gagged her he allegedly lived in the attic stealing food while she separated since December police search for him and she filed battery charges
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Monterey Park
Calif
Lydia Nicholas
Ms. Nicholas
Dale
Youth Gets Life In Slaying Case
Elyria Ohio AP George Sammy Haynes 21 was given life for the shotgun murder of Suzanne Bailey 28 in her South Amherst home on December 9 A three judge Common Pleas Court found Haynes guilty of second degree murder after about an hour of deliberation He testified Barleys husband 31 beat and robbed him of 200 then fired the shotgun to scare Barley who was asleep and the blast struck Mrs Barley
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Elyria
Ohio
George
Sammy) Haynes
Suzanne Bailey
Amherst
Common Pleas
Haynes
Numbers Game Backer Is Freed Under Bond
Anthony Gianfrancesco of Youngstown was released on $1,500 bond pending appeal after a Common Pleas Court jury found him guilty of promoting a numbers game. Police found $20 and papers believed to be numbers slips in his car after his Aug. 17 arrest in a Youngstown parking lot.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Anthony Gianfrancesco
Common Pleas Court
Prayer as Path to Harmony in Science and Health
Mary Baker Eddy’s first chapter explains prayer as approaching God intelligently. The text notes many readers have gained health harmony supply and well being through its practical guidance.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Engineer's ideas put to comfort in Kansas City
Jerry Havenhill, 24, an electronics plant engineer, shows a black box with switches and signal lights that starts both his car and his wife's car engines and powers the heaters, aiming to warm up quickly without the wait.
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Kansas City
Kan
Jerry Havenhill
Havenhill
Peronists Outlawed in Argentina Elections
Under army pressure President Jose Maria Guido approved a decree outlawing the Peronist party in the June 23 elections. The army navy and air force leaders and Interior Minister Rodolfo Martinez said the decree is necessary to restore authentic democracy.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Jose Maria Guido
Peronist
Army
Navy
Air Force
Interior
Rodolfo Martinez
Air Force cuts Pacific mishaps across 1962
Pacific Air Force units in the Pacific and Southeast Asia reduced their aircraft accident rate by about 50 percent during 1962. Pilots flew roughly 82,000 hours in 10 aircraft types. Units include Fifth Air Force in Japan, Okinawa and Korea, Thirteenth in the Philippines Formosa and Thailand, Second Air Division in Southeast Asia, and 315th Air Division in Japan.
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Korea
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Thailand
Second Air Division
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Coins Are Mutilated on Florida Campus
Secret Service agents head to Gainesville to probe pennies filed down to dime size found in vending machines at the University of Florida. Mutilation of U S coins is a federal offense.
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Jacksonville
Fla
University of Florida
R. M. McDavid
Gainesville
U.S
Young joins Senate Armed Services Panel
Senator Stephen M. Young of Ohio becomes a new member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, dropping from the Agriculture Committee. The change was announced by the Senate Democratic Steering Committee as part of a wider committee reshuffle.
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Senate Armed Services Group
Washington
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Senate Armed Services Committee
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Senate Democratic Steering Committee
Dirty Snow Heats Up Faster Says Scientist
G P Williams of the National Research Council told a snow conference that dirty snow absorbs more solar heat than white surfaces and thus melts faster. He said the dark matter’s heat absorption accelerates melting, noting aesthetic concerns but stressing practical effects.
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Quebec
G. P. Williams
Williams
National Resarch Council
Man Injured While Kickling Cash Bag in Columbus
In Columbus Georgia an unidentified man kicked a bag on a sidewalk and hurt his toe discovering seven thousand four hundred ten dollars in coins. He and a bystander dragged the heavy bag to a telephone and alerted police as Brinks workers arrived, noting the sack had been overlooked during armored truck loading.
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Columbus Ga
Columbus
A Caine
Brinks, Inc
30 Hour Work Week Sought by AFL-CIO Leader
Los Angeles AP reports Maurice A Hutcheson president of the AFL-CIO Carpenters Union urged a shift to a 35 hour work week at the 35th annual California State Council of Carpenters convention. He warned unemployment is a major national threat and said a 35 hour week could create at least five million new jobs.
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Los Angeles
Maurice A. Hutcheson
Afl-Cio Carpenters Union
Hutcheson
California State Council of Carpenters
America
Licavoli Appeal Refused By Court
Mrs. Thomas Licavoli failed to obtain a writ of habeas corpus to release her husband Yonnie from the Ohio Penitentiary. Judge Mell G. Underwood denied the motion, with Atty. Gen. William Saxbe opposing on grounds the indictment was faulty. Licavoli, Toledo, began serving a life term for first degree murder in November 1934. Termite mounds 20 feet high are used as road paving in parts of Africa, with a hard water resistant mix of earth and sand noted.
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Columbus, Ohio
Thomas Licavoli
U.S. District Court
Purple Gang
Ohio
Mell G. Underwood
William Saxbe
Licavoli
Toledo
Africa
Daughter Opposed To Dad Bill Drives Debate
In St Paul, Angela Wozniak, 14, testified against her father Rep D D Wozniak's bill to raise the legal driving age from 15 to 16. She and four peers urged a substitute mandating curfews and driver training, while the father defended measures as easing parental burdens and stressed his role as decision maker.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Angela Wozniak
D. D. Wozniak
St. Paul
Angela
Rep
Wozniak
Well Digger Confined After 16 Hours In Well
Raymond Fink a 31 year old well digger remained in a Lake Tomahawk Wisconsin hospital after 16 hours trapped in a collapsed well. A hospital spokesman said his doctor wants him to stay through the night while volunteers of about 300 aided the rescue in bitter cold and shifting sand.
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Lake Tomahawk
Wis
Raymond Fink
Frm
Fink
Bomb at Sacred Heart School Believed to Be Science Project
About 300 Sacred Heart School students were evacuated in Camden after police and rescue squads found a device on the top floor. Sister Mary Florence reported a bomb warning, and investigators traced the object to 12 year old Judith Kuhn who admitted making a battery powered door bell for a science class experiment. The Army unit from Ft Dix was summoned to remove the device.
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Camden
Sacred Heart School
Mary Florence
Ft. Dix
Judith Kuhn
Boxing Probers May Branch Out
New York legislative committee investigating pro boxing could broaden its mission to include a physical fitness program. Chairman Hayward Plumasore said at a boxing writers luncheon that hearings showed fitness appeals beyond boxing and may become a major part of the program.
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New York
Hayward Plumadore
Plumadore
St. Lawrence University
Werkman Scoring Lead Narrowed by Dips
NEW YORK AP Nick Werkman of Seton Hall remains the top major college scorer through Feb 12 with a 31.7 ppg average. Barry Kramer of NYU is second at 28.7, while Bill Green of Colorado State stands third at 27.8 despite Werkman’s setback from last season’s 33 ppg.
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NEW York
Nick Werkman
Seton Hall
Werkman
Barry Kramer
NYU
Bill Green
Colorado State
Eddie Brannick Improves in Hospital Stay
Eddie Brannick, 71, traveling secretary of the San Francisco Giants, remained in satisfactory condition at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital. He was admitted February 7 with pneumonia and can now move around his hospital room.
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NEW York
Eddie Brannick
San Francisco Giants
Columbia Presbyterian Hospital
Fight results across several cities in boxing card
Salt Lake City results show Don Fullmer 161 outpointing Eadie Andrews 155 from Reno. Worcester saw Willie Greene stop Hank Jones after 2 rounds. Philadelphia had Dick Young stopping Lino Rendon in 4. Miami reports Frank Patterson KO Ronald Coleman in Jacksonville. Albuquerque lists Flory Olguin stopping Joey Limas after 4.
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West Jordan
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Nev
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Mass
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Hank Jones
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Cuba
Miami
Fla
Frank Patterson
North Miami Beach
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Jacksonville
Albuquerque
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Flory Olguin
Fort Hood
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Joey Limas
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Obituaries and funeral notices from Dayton area
Obituary notices for Ruth White 63 of Dayton formerly Middletown. Blanche E 80 of 522 Garfield St. Cora E Roberts 80 of 1315 Fairmount Ave. Helen H Shaw just after moving from Cato New York. infant son Edward South stillborn. Listings show family visit times, funeral homes Riggs and Baker, services at Woodside Cemetery and Oxford Cemetery, dates around the 25th and 24th with local hospital and burial details.
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Lydia Boyd White
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Erie Ave
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Sherman
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Garfield St
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Oxford Cemetery
Ox A
Riggs Funeral Home
Shaw
Helen H
Manchester Ave
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Cato
New York
South
Edward South
Fairmount Ave
Stillborn
Middletown Hospital
Eee
Woodside Cemetery
McCoy Leffler
Dial
Thank You Notes Express Gratitude After Bereavements
Brief expressions of thanks from families for sympathy, flowers, and funeral support for Madge Berry Wiley D. Carmichael Sr. Loberta Hatton Alice Leasure Eva Meh with named ministers, veterans groups, pallbearers, and McCoy Leffler Funeral Home thanked.
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Alex Bunton
F.O.E. Aerie
Council Civic Association
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McCoy Leffier Funeral Home
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Clvfford Hutchinson
Henry Howard
McCoy Leffler
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