Tombstone of Wyatt Earp Stolen From Colma Cemetery
The 250 pound tombstone of Wyatt Earp was stolen from Hills of Eternity Memorial Park in Colma near San Francisco. Authorities say the theft did not involve transferring Earp’s remains to Tombstone Arizona, and no ashes were disturbed. Earp, famed U.S. marshal, died in Los Angeles in 1929 after a long career in California.
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United States Britain and Canada Lead World Trade
The United States Britain and Canada rank as the globe's top three trading nations in activity and volume, reflecting their economic strength and cross border commerce.
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Britain
Canada
Coronai Colon Aid promised to ease constipation overnight
An advertisement touts Coronai as a safe laxative that moistens dry colon contents and adds bulk to stimulate a normal urge. It claims superiority to salts and drugs, with no gags or bloating, and offers a 60 tablet pack for 9 percent cost with less than 2 cents per tablet.
William Cox Ordained Deacon in Maryland
William J. Cox was ordained to the sacred order of deacons in Baltimore after graduating June 6 from the Protestant Episcopal Theological Seminary in Virginia. He will serve as rector of Holy Cross Chapel and St. Philip's Mission in Cumberland, with his wife Betty and their three children moving to 628 Montgomery Ave. Cumberland.
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Stevenson in Paris Arrives After Africa Tour
Adlai Stevenson, former Democratic presidential candidate, arrives in Paris by air today from Dakar following an extended Africa tour.
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Nixon Feared by Rights Fees by Southern Opponents
Southern leaders warn Vice President Nixon could push hard for civil rights enforcement if he reaches the presidency. They cite his House moves to place the bill on the Senate calendar, suggesting he would back strong federal action and possibly troops to enforce desegregation.
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2 000 Bodies Found In Quake Areas
TEHRAN Iran more than 2000 bodies recovered from quake ravaged Caspian seaboard areas. Remote hinterland regions struck Tuesday still to be visited. Government unable to provide definite toll. Eyewitness reports describe a real tragedy in Iran. US Ambassador Selden Chapin commented after touring parts of the area.
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Bee Stings Judge During Dog Show at Waterbury Event
In Waterbury Connecticut a dog show judge paused to take instructions when a bee entered Milo D Pearsall’s mouth and stung his upper lip and throat. He received medical attention and remained on duty.
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