Bomb Damages Ferry Amid Calm Amid NYC Attacks
A bomb exploded on the Knickerbocker ferry crossing New York Bay injuring no one as 100 passengers remained calm. The Sunday blast near the Statue of Liberty shattered deck sections, sparked a fire, and forced authorities to seal exits before releasing all passengers. The four blasts in three weeks were low-charge devices set in late afternoon.
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Worry Over Loose False Teeth and FASTEETH Solution
Worry about false teeth slipping is common. A powder named FASTEETH can be sprinkled on denture plates to improve stability and comfort without gummy feel or pasty taste. It is described as alkaline and available at drug counters.
President Eisenhower Plans Mexico Visit Amid Campaign Roles
President Eisenhower prepares a goodwill visit to Mexico spending about two hours with President Adolfo Lopez Mateos in Ciudad Acuna before addressing Rice Institute in Houston. The trip coincides with his cross country tour amid Republican campaign activity for Nixon Lodge, with upcoming rallies in Philadelphia and New York-Pennsylvania regions.
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Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery
New healing substance Bio-Dyne shrinks hemorrhoids and stops itching without surgery. Case by case relief occurs as pain eases and shrinkage happens. Public availability as Preparation H suppository or ointment at drug counters.
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Isle of Volcanoes and Word Clues Crossword Plus
A crossword puzzle item lists clues with numbers such as 23 Isle of and 25 vaia and 26 a continent and 27 born. It includes entries for 30 flow aloft 32 traveling 34 old times archaic 35 rodents 37 a preposition 38 horny plates 40 pay giver for labor 31 Australian birds 33 clock faces 36 chamber 39 yields 40 to handle with skill 41 a floor map 42 first class 44 among poetic 46 salt 47 skier s aid 48 before 49 primary color and notes an average solve time of 24 minutes from 1960 King Features Syndicate.
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AWU Calls For Talks With Auto Makers
UAW President Walter Reuther urged General Motors, Chrysler, and Ford to begin pre contract talks with the United Auto Workers in Detroit in line with Eisenhower’s proposal. He asked for periodic meetings to address economic growth inflation import competition and technological change as top executives study the idea.
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Cincinnatians Charged In Claims Racket
Police charge six Cincinnatians with obtaining money under false pretenses in an extensive auto insurance claims racket. The group allegedly rigged accidents with trucks and buses, totaling about 56 claims worth around $20,000. One member, Jesse Loveless, also faces bribery charges for offering hush money to a patrolman. Three others are being sought for questioning.
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Ayub Khan to visit West Germany January 16 to 18
President Ayub Khan of Pakistan will pay a state visit to West Germany January 16 to 18. He will stay on informally as a guest for the government through January 23.
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Censure drive against De Gaulle stalls debate in Paris
Deputies return from constituencies to press a parliamentary censure against President Charles de Gaulle's government. The four non Gaullist parties urge NATO integrated nuclear deterrence, opposing De Gaulle's all French strike force. If Debre survives, a fresh vote on the $1.2 billion program looms. failure could topple Debre but De Gaulle may dissolve Parliament. Opposition observers estimate about 220 votes likely against the motion.
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Ohio Air Guard picks Michigan field for 1961 summer training
The Ohio Air National Guard will dispatch about 1,900 airmen to Phelps Collins Field near Alpena, Michigan, for two weeks of summer 1961 training, with July 8 or July 22 as reporting dates. Jets from Mansfield Springfield and Columbus will train in Michigan while Toledo units continue joint exercises with Indiana and repeat Volk Field visits next year. Col. Dale E. Shafer Jr. also announced Lt. Col. Ernest H. Planck Jr. will command the 121st Tactical Hospital, succeeding Col. Henry A. Crawford who retired after 36 years in the Guard.
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Beirt College Leader J Paul Leonard Retires
J Paul Leonard, 59, announced his retirement as president of the American University of Beirut. The Missouri born educator, who moved from California to Beirut in 1957, will depart effective January 1.
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Government panel proposes British crime law changes
London based AP reports a government committee recommends revising criminal law to remove self harm death as a crime under new rules. The proposal aims to shift culpability and emphasize treatment over punishment.
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Algerian Terrorists Hunted in Paris Deliver Battles
Paris polices combed the Left Bank districts for Algerian terrorists after a brief urban clash with local Moslem police. Two terrorists were killed and seven Algerian officers wounded in Sunday night fighting near Montparnasse and the St Germain area. Police posts were attacked as terrorists in cars fired on officers, with reinforcements arriving and assailants fleeing. Seven Algerians were rounded up for questioning after raids on a Left Bank hotel.
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