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Oversees 1 1. A metal 47. Softened 5. Disease of temper chickens 49. American 8. Weeps author 12. Persian 50. Jewish poet month 13. High 51. Shoshonean card Indian 14. American 52. Jacket of Indian school 15. Opera 53. Naomi's singer chosen 16. Disregards name 18. Vasttracts 54. Couch in Asia 55. Stuches 20. Accumu late 21. Lamprey 22. Summer in Paris 23. Ward off 26. Foretell 30. Be vic torious $1. Roman bronze 32. The present 33. Account books 36. Piebald 38. Girl's name 39. Conifer 40. Carpenter's tool
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Naomi
Asia
Lamprey
Paris
Carpenter's Tool
Successful Investing Buy Diversity For Educational Funds
Financial column advises a 5 year plan to fund college through growth stocks. Recommends SCM and Ogden Corp. for diversification. Westinghouse Electric should be retained. Consumer drug stocks unlikely to suffer earnings impact. keep Merck, J&J, IBM, RCA, 3M. Suggest switch to Georgia-Pacific amid housing boom.
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SCM
Ogden Corp
New York Exchange
IBM
RCA
Merck
Johnson & Johnson
Am. Electric
Georgia- Pacific
Georgia - Pacific
Wolf Boy Lived Life Of Idiot At Rail Station Find
Ramu known as the wolf boy died April 20 after a long illness at Balrampur Hospital. Autopsy after 50 days found brain damage present at birth causing severe mental retardation and a wolflike life. He rose to headlines 14 years ago when discovered at a railway station and spent years in medical care with tuberculosis developing later.
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Lucknow
India
Ramu
Balrampur Hospital
Toddler Found After Six Hour Woodland Search
A 2 year-old from North Madison Ohio was found unharmed in dense brush near Laurel Point West Virginia after more than six hours of searching by over 150 people. State police identified the child as Joe Perrine, son of Mr and Mrs Shirl Perrine. The search involved relatives and volunteers from the farm where the child disappeared.
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Laurel Point
W. Va
North Madison
Ohio
Here
Joe Perrine
Shirl Perrine
Ohio Rioting Law Takes Effect With New Penalties
Ohio’s new riot statutes set first and second degree rioting with violent conduct. Offenders face fines up to 1000 and jail up to a year, with stricter terms for assault on officers, looting, and damage. First degree rioting can rise to seven years for firearm-related theft and violent acts.
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Suulouay
Pri
Thirteen Die On Ohio Roads In Weekend Toll
Thirteen people died on Ohio roads over the weekend, down from the usual weekend total of about fifteen. The toll covers 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday, with two young men killed in a motorcycle crash near Xenia. State patrols focus on traffic enforcement and property protection under new gubernatorial authorization.
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Xenia
Ohio
Dagestan’s 32 Tongues in Narrow Dagestan Realm
MAKHACHKALA Dagestan in the eastern Caucasus hosts 32 languages and dialects within a region smaller than New York State. The sparsely populated area has fewer than 1.3 million residents amid a vast, rugged landscape.
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Makhachkala
Dagestan
Eastern
Caucasus Mountains
New York State
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