Shark Attack Weds Bride-To-Be Faces Wedding Questions
Leroy French, 24, of San Rafael, was bitten by a 14 foot shark off the Farallon Islands while skindiving. He told reporters he still plans to wed next weekend if he can walk the aisle, with fiancee Cam McMenamin at his bedside in St Marys Hospital.
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Soop Bad Bread Sweetens Month Story Ad
An old advertisement promotes Bell-ans tablets noting quick relief for breath and stomach acidity without harmful drugs. It claims the product sweetens mouth and stomach like magic and offers 35 cents at druggists with a free sample by mail to Bell-ans Grangeburg NY.
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FASTEETH Delivers Comfort for Dentures in Use
FASTEETH a pleasant alkaline powder holds false teeth more firmly for easier eating and speaking. No gummy taste or paste odor and it neutralizes denture breath. Simple application by sprinkling a small amount on the plate at any drug counter.
Dairymen Face Loss If Dairy Plan Fails
Cincinnati AP Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman urged dairy groups to resolve differences over a national dairy program or risk losing government aid. He criticized the current stabilization plan as inadequate, urging a move to mandatory controls or payments to reduce output, noting urban political pressure and uncertain Congress.
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Orville L. Freeman
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National Milk Producers Federation
Man
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Crossword Clue Pack From 1962 King Features
Crossword puzzle lines list clues such as note in scale sea gull insects tumult flower perception fold of cloth and satellites. Average solve time cited as M4 minutes. Source King Features Syndicate printed in 1962 edition.
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Eighteen Rare Whooping Cranes Seen in Texas
CORPUS CHRISTI Tex AP eighteen specimens of the nearly extinct whooping crane were spotted Sunday by National Audubon Society members at Aransas Wild Life Refuge. The refuge on Aransas Bay about sixty miles north of Corpus Christi is the cranes wintering grounds as over a thousand delegates attend the society convention. The Interior Department reported that thirty adult cranes had arrived at the refuge on November 6.
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Man Hunted In Springfield Slaying Case
Springfield Ohio police hunt for Charles Robert Paige 41 described as armed and dangerous after the fatal shooting of his estranged wife Willia Paige 41. The couple had been separated months, and Paige disappeared after the slaying as the sister recounts events at the home.
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Charles Robert Paige
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Troops Sought to Protect Negro Voter Rights in Mississippi
In Cleveland AP report NAACP board plans to discuss federal troop protection for Mississippi Black registrants and organizers amid threats of violence. Bishop Stephen Spottswood says requests were made before the Cuban crisis and should extend beyond Jackson to any area in the state where voters face intimidation. He describes depressions and reprisals faced by registrants. He traveled from Washington for AME Zion annual visit and will proceed to New York for the NAACP meeting.
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Dulles Foresees Cuban Missile Tension and Khrushchev Risk
Allen W. Dulles, former CIA chief, at Duke University opens the 4th annual student symposium. He warns Khrushchev faced a tough Cuban retreat and will press the balance, suggesting Moscow may deploy long range missiles as leverage in future superpower disputes.
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Morocco and Libya Sign Goodwill Pact
Morocco and Libya concluded a friendship and cooperation treaty covering health economy education and communications. A communique also urged full implementation of UN resolutions on Palestine and racial discrimination, signaling regional concern over unresolved global issues.
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Khrushchev Tightens Grip With Cuba Policy Shift
AP Special Correspondent reports Moscow hints Khrushchev gains from Cuban crisis while steering USSR toward a long economic cold war. Party unity backs a cautious, gradually paced stance, prioritizing consumer needs and internal bloc stability over rapid expansion.
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