Couple's First Daughter Weighs Sixty Pounds
Betty and Bill’s first daughter, a buffalo calf born Tuesday on Marion A. Gregory’s 21 acre farm near Louisville, weighs 60 pounds. Gregory, who runs a garage and ornamental concrete products business, bought the buffalos for $500 from the U S Fish and Wildlife Service three years ago.
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Alternatives on Red China Studied
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the United States is weighing several options on Red China's possible seat in the United Nations to prevent Nationalist China from losing its seat. He denied reports of an agreed-upon plan and noted no talks on recognizing Red China.
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Rioting Farmers Halt Train Service in southern France
Rioting farmers blocked traffic and clashed with riot police causing a 70 mile rail shutdown from Beziers to Cerbere. Six officers were injured as fires were set and a train car burned. 500 riot police cleared roadblocks as protests spread from Brittany to central and southern France demanding higher produce prices.
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Summer Grove Overpass To Reopen Soon
Baton Rouge AP reports state highway officials expect the Summer Grove overpass on the Shreveport Mansfield highway to reopen after temporary repairs. Ray W Burgess says a full investigation of the deck concrete failure is underway with tests by state engineers and the U S Bureau of Public Roads. A cause should be known in two to three weeks and a full report issued.
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Wins Divorce From Tightwad After Frugal Marriage
Los Angeles AP report says Marion L. Zygowicz won a divorce from Eugene Stanley Zygowicz after testifying he fasted for 35 days and kept money, while she worked two restaurant jobs to support the household. They married September 16 and separated December 15. he did not contest the divorce and she asked no alimony.
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Unable To Attend Philippine Independence Fete
Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo, 92 and ailing, likely cannot attend the 15th anniversary celebration of Philippine independence on July 4. Family members say the veteran leader, who fought Spain and the United States, is confined to a wheelchair after a recent heart attack and is partially blind.
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