Monkeys Able and Miss Able Return to Observation
Able and Able II, the two monkeys aboard the Jupiter missile flight, will be kept under long term observation at Walter Reed and Pensacola to monitor possible delayed effects from the space mission. Doctors reported only minimal physiological changes during flight as heart rates and breathing fluctuated with takeoff and reentry.
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Swashington
Walter Reed Armyesearch Institute
Navy
Pensacola
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic Ocean
Two Killed In Head-On Crash In Arkansas
In Searcy Arkansas a Sunday head-on collision killed 50 year old Robert Utley of Heber Springs and 45 year old Mrs Kenneth Wales of Shirley Indiana. Wales daughter Sharon 13 and son and daughter in law Ralph es were injured and hospital in Searcy. The other driver William H Jane of West St Louis Illinois was unhurt.
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S Searcy
Ark
Robert Utley
Heber Springs
Park
Kenneth Wales
Shirley
Ind
Gerald Harris
Utley
Wales
Sharony
Ralphes
Searcy
Motley
William H. Jane
West St. Louis
Ill
Questions and Answers on Social Security Benefits
A column of reader questions to the Vernon Social Security Office covers widow benefits, marriage impact on disability checks, retirement amounts, and remarriage rules. It explains that a widow under 62 may receive checks only if a child is in care, and remarriage can restore benefits. disability benefits on a worker’s record persist regardless of marriage. retirement for a 70-year-old couple yields specified monthly amounts. and a widow’s payment rules change if she remarries or if children qualify. It also notes that a wife aged 62 or older is eligible for benefits if the worker has qualifying children, and that upon the husband’s death while receiving reduced wife’s benefits, full widow’s benefits may be triggered. For questions, readers are invited to write to the Mt. Vernon Social Security Office.
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Social Security Office
South 10Th Street
Mt. Vernon
Illinois
Horse visits bar cites unheard of prices in joke
A humor item from the Penn State Mining Society Newsletter describes a horse entering a plush bar and ordering a scotch. The bartender quotes a price of 2.50, the horse pays five dollars and the scene ends with a quip about being the first and likely the last horse to visit at those prices.
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Penn State Mining Society
Ruth Miller Urging Parents to Stand Firm Against Teasing Teens
A columnist urges parents to resist teen peer pressure and uphold beliefs at home. The piece warns that yielding to teenagers risks eroding adult authority, friendship with neighbors, and respect for teachers and schools. It cites examples of teens honking cars, seeking rule violations, and pressuring parents to abandon standards.
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National Industrial Conference Board
Barl J. Hoffman
Mr. Vernon
Detweiler’s
Rambler
Packard
DODGE
Oldsmobile
Jefferson Motors
Bud Terry
Bud Summers
Bob Williams
Walter Hayes
Pontiac
Cadillac
GMC
SANEX
Robert Detweiler
No. 6
Adams Court
Mr. Detweiler
Detweiler
Shaggy Dog Dept
Ruth Miller
Jesy
Lux
Kroger
Lux Soap
U. S
Dewey
Rinso
Andy
Lucky Whip
Ars
Naan
Herge Im
Vom
Norwood
Mannaran
Kraft
Flutfo
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