Low-Cost Plastic Foam Houses From Pine Stump Chemicals
Pittsburgh chemist William C. Carr reports that foam plastics derived from destructive distillation of pine stumps enable cheap prefabricated houses. The material is light durable flame resistant and can be expanded on site into cottages or other structures for military barracks underdeveloped countries and apartment insulation.
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Pittsburgh
William C. Carr
McKay Chemical Co
American Chemical Society
Carr
Legal Fees Deductions For Hoffa Could Cut Taxes
Washington AP Hoffa may save over 500000 in federal taxes if a Supreme Court ruling on deducting legal fees as business expenses applies. The case centers on James R Hoffa whose 570396 in Teamsters legal costs since 1962 are in dispute. The IRS has taxed him on more than 80000 in fees up to 1961 and may pursue later years.
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Washington
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Supreme Court
Hoffa
Labor Department
Teamsters’ Treasury
Internal Revenue Service
Union Treasury
New York
Seymour Spelman
Philadelphia
Spelman
U.S. District Court
Corey Seeks Congress While Planning Acting Career
Wen dell Corey, a 52 year old Santa Monica city councilman, announced his bid for the Republican nomination in California's 28th District for the June 7 primary. He says he can balance public service with acting, noting he would work before a camera rather than travel on government business.
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Los Angeles
Wendell Corey
Corey
Santa Monica
Congress
International Want Ad Week Opens With Drake for Help
O Howie Hustles promotes the Jour nal Want Ad service as the week devoted to classifieds. Call Monday to place 2 or 3 line ads for 10 days, paying only for seven, with discounts if results come early. The appeal highlights renting rooms finding help selling items and more.
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O. Howie Hustles
The
Journal
Marines Launch Major Delta River Operation In Vietnam
U S Marines with sea and helicopter landings assault the Saigon River delta to disrupt Viet Cong attacks on cargo routes along Long Tao and Saigon rivers. The 1,000 plus force hit a seven mile beach near the river mouth with little resistance, while other units by air and by sea struck from the Princeton. The report details allied operations including the 101st Airborne’s completion of Operation Harrison and Texas, noting Viet Cong casualties and captured arms, and cites a Quang Duc advisory account praising local forces at Bu Prang after a March 24 engagement. The narrative presents concurrent battles and evidentiary claims of regimental destruction and enemy losses.
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Cangio
South Viet Nam
U.S
Saigon
Long Tao
Delta
Princeton
IV Corps
101St Airborne Division
Tuy Hoa
South China Seacoast
Texas
Quang Duc
Bu Prang
Stephen W. Bachinski
Dixon City
Five year old Judy Lynn Funsch eats hot dog after heart surgery
Judy Lynn Funsch, 28 pounds, after delicate heart operation at University of Michigan Hospital, enjoyed a hot dog in the hospital cafeteria amid improving condition. Her mother, Mrs. Clarence Funsch of Flint, said pneumonia had troubled her. doctors said she may eat anything now. World-famous supporters like Jerry Lewis and Frank Sinatra sent messages and calls, though Judy herself knows Nancy Sinatra more.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Judy Lynn Funsch
Judy
University of Michigan Hospital
Clarence Funsch
Flint
Mich
Funsch
Jerry Lewis
Frank Sinatra
Sinatra
Weather forecast warns frost and chilly start
The Weather Bureau predicts another frost tonight with temperatures around 25 degrees tomorrow morning, about 20 degrees below today and similar to Friday morning. Sunday remains cold and partly cloudy with a high near 50, while central and northern Ohio may see flurries tonight.
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Weather Bureau
Ohio
Polio Shots Cleared Of Cancer Link Study Finds No Cancer Rise
An American Cancer Society official reports that simian virus-40 in early polio vaccines did not increase cancer risk in humans. A million volunteers showed polio inoculation correlated with lower cancer rates due to health awareness and better access to care.
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Phoenix, Ariz
American Cancer Society
E. Cuyler Hammond
Society Statisticians
Hammond
Broken glasses first clue in Kentucky banker disappearance
The discovery of a broken bifocal near a rural church led to solving the three month old disappearance of Edgar C. Harper 81 and his daughter Eustice Givens 49 from Lewisburg Kentucky. Brown found the bodies and an autopsy was scheduled at UK Medical Center.
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Russellville
Edgar C. Harper
Eustice Givens
Lewisburg
Tennessee
Kentucky
Vane Brown
Quality
Sweatt
University of Kentucky Medical Center
Harper
Givens
Lewisburg Banking Co
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