Polio survivor walks to Waldorf-Wallace diploma
Nancy Malinosky a 21 year old polio survivor who spent 15 years in a wheelchair walked across the stage at Waldin Wallace College to receive her diploma Her achievement followed months of private practice and a staged walk aided by President Alfred Bonds Jr The standing ovation and her plans to pursue a bachelor of divinity at Drew University Theological Seminary highlight a remarkable comeback and future in teaching guidance counseling.
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Markets Slip After Early Gain As Vietnam War Uproar Gathers
New York stocks drifted unevenly after a brief early edge as traders weighed rising U S military involvement in South Vietnam. Auto shares retraced gains while steels tobacco electricals and rails posted modest gains and oils held steady. IBM led with a large early rise but pared advances. AP average up 0.4 and Dow down 1.70 at noon.
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Asthma Formula Goes OTC in Primatene Tablets
Doctors’ top asthma prescription now sold without prescription. Primatene tablets open bronchial tubes and ease congestion, offering relief from asthma attacks within minutes and hours of freedom from spasms. Five medicines in full prescription strength combine for effective relief.
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New York, N.Y
Prices Fall at French Market Amid Liberal Supplies
UPI reports from New Orleans that Farmer's French Market with USDA supplies remains liberal and trading well though tomato prices weaken. Beans and snap beans sold around 2.50 to 3 per bushel harvesters, butter beans six dollars per hundredweight, cabbage in 50 pound sacks about 2.50, corn green at 53 ears per sack with white 1.25 to 1.50 and yellow 1.25, cucumbers per bushel good quality about 2 and poor quality 1.50.
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Produce Prices At A Glance
Eggplant commands $3 for good quality and $2.50 for fair. Okra of LSU type averages $4.50 per bushel with typical ranges $4 to $5. Field peas are sold per bushel at $3 to $3.50 for crowders.
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