Goulet and Lawrence Plan Plaza Hotel Wedding
Robert Goulet and Carol Lawrence will wed August 12 at the Plaza Hotel in New York during a brief tour break. The couple, both stars of stage and television, balance careers with marriage plans and home hunting while Goulet emphasizes wife first, then actress.
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Thumb Sucking May Cut Cavities in Children
Dr. Sidney B. Finn of the University of Alabama reports that finger or thumb sucking by children may slow tooth decay by stimulating saliva flow. He notes heredity and tooth formation also influence decay, and cites animal studies showing infection transmission and tooth spacing affecting caries.
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First power operated laundry started in Oakland
In 1851 a man named Davis opened the first power operated laundry in Oakland California. He powered the plant with a 10 horsepower donkey engine.
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Eisenhower Split Over GOP Nominee in East
Eastern Republicans show little progress in backing a 1964 GOP presidential candidate. Eisenhower reportedly thumbs down on Goldwater and Rockefeller, while Dewey backs Rockefeller as logical nominee. New York’s Javits and Keating remain loyal to Rockefeller. Scranton and Romney cited as alternatives. Morton remains cautious but expects Eisenhower’s influence in the outcome.
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Jefferson Fought Tyranny s Threat
New York readers see Thomas Jefferson as a scholar warrior for political liberty who wielded the pen against tyranny. The piece highlights his roles as philosopher scientist diplomat and advocate for education and land reform while noting his complex legacy on slavery and his death on July 4, 1826, fifty years after the Declaration of Independence.
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Two More Arraigned In State Tax Actions
Eau Claire County Court arraigned two men on charges of failure to file state income tax returns. R. J. Perkins, 36, Spooner railroad brakeman, pled guilty to three counts, fined $400, ordered to pay taxes and penalties, and placed on two years probation. John H. O'Brien, 37, Wausau real estate salesman, requested a preliminary hearing on five counts and was held on total bond of $1,250.
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