Dog Takes Over Car on Oxford Country Road
A woman hitchhiking to the police station in Oxford, England, reported a shaggy dog limping along the road. The dog then jumped into the driver's seat, snarling and baring its teeth, before police arrived and rescued the car.
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Oxford
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Mary Benson
Stepans
Miss Henson
Miss Benson
Chef Hires Personal Cook in Odd Logic
Hares Debihoff of Zurich, a restaurant chef for 37 years, hired a personal cook for home use after his wife fell ill. He claims cooking at home is women's work and says he would feel embarrassed in his wife's kitchen. The piece notes an odd cultural remark amid a medical aside on skin fungus attracting around 100 species.
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Hares Debihoff
Zurich
One Moment of Carelessness
Health advocates warn that accidents cause most deaths and injuries in Canada and homes, workplaces, and roads risk fatal or permanent harm. The piece urges safety checks in homes and offices and careful driving to prevent needless tragedies.
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The
Health League of Canada
Johnny
Sue
Tokyo store helps couples pick gifts from guest funds
A Tokyo department store offers a wedding gift solution by letting the bride register, then guests deposit funds. Ten days before the wedding the store presents a list of contributors with totals and the couple selects the gifts they want.
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Tokyo
Reproduction wall pockets pattern offers period designs
Pattern 261 provides actual-size guides for three traditional wall pockets. The Early American Reproduction Packet No 19 includes this pattern and carries the price of 50 cents and 1 75 dollars respectively. Home Workshop Patterns Department P.P.L. 4433 West Ltd Ave Vancouver
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Home Workshop
Department P.P.L
West Ltd
Vancouver
Behan Becomes Honorary Iroquois in Toronto
Irish playwright Brendan Behan, under the influence of alcohol, was made an honorary Iroquois in Toronto amid a public event. The ceremony acknowledged his renowned works and controversial persona during the city’s cultural gathering.
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Brendan Behan
Toronto
Bible Society funds global distribution drive in Canada
The Bible today reports Canadian Bible Society and auxiliaries have raised 465000 dollars across 16 districts to fund worldwide scripture distribution. An extra 15000 dollars over 1959 supports the Million Gospels for Africa campaign in about 60 languages, addressing a need shown by Africa churches and a projected demand of over 3 million Gospels in 90+ languages. The printings occur in England and Africa with many first-time translations in tribal languages. Suggested readings cover John chapters 7 to 9 across the week.
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The
Canadian Bible Society
British and Foreign Bible Society
Canada
Africa
Bible Society
Churches of Africa
England
Fresh air and ventilation cautions in confined spaces
A poorly ventilated room fills with stale air and airborne particles. Keeping a window slightly ajar promotes circulation and reduces fatigue, even in cold weather. Fresh air does not worsen sinus issues. A contract made with a lunatic is void.
Weekly X Word Across Puzzle Clues List
Puzzle page items list many crossword clues with numbers and partial words. Entries include Gloomy French chalk Fragrance Fragrant etc across a mixed set of hints from languages to geography plus names and abbreviations. The fragmentary clues suggest a standard weekly X Word with varied categories.
Blairmore Day tribute marks IMC mine breakthrough
Esterhazy celebrates Blairmore Day as IMC completes a 3000 ton cast iron lining for an 18 foot diameter shaft at the Saskatchewan potash mine. Facing 200 feet of quicksand, IMC under president Tom Ware used brine freezing and German shaft sinkers to install the lining, enabling production and promising new jobs for 400 workers at peak.
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Canada
Blairmore
Esterhazy
International Minerals and Chemical Corporation
Im.c
Saskatchewan
I.M.C
Tom Ware
Associated Mining Construction Ltd
Canada Hopes for Better US Ties Through Kennedy Era Diplomacy
Canadians see friction with the United States reducing as Kennedy officials show Canada awareness. Ambassador Livingston Merchant, John Kenneth Galbraith at India, and aides born in Canada bolster hopes for improved defence contracts, trade, and talks with Prime Minister Diefenbaker planned for June in Ottawa.
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Canada
United States
Washington
U.S
Livingston
Ottawa
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
John Kenneth Galbraith
India
Iowa Station
Ontario
White House
Frank D. Reeves
Claude J. Desautels
Elizabeth Rubel
Montreal
Pierre Salinger
Toronto
Chester W. Clifton Jr
Edmonton
Clifton
Diefenbaker
Weather talk in England and its capricious climate
The piece muses on England's weather as a daily topic and notes last summer as the wettest since records began at Sturminster Newton in 1710. It calls this March the sunniest in central London since 1929 and argues weather varies by location, with Brits claiming they can change or at least boast about it.
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Sturminster Newton
London
Air Ministry
Mark Twain
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