Nat King Cole Dies of Cancer at 47 in Hollywood
UPI reports Nat King Cole velvet-voiced star and top recording artist died of cancer at age 47 in Hollywood. He underwent lung surgery January 25 at St John’s Hospital Santa Monica after a December admission for observation revealed a malignant lung tumor. He had cobalt and X-ray therapy before the three hour operation and was described as satisfactory afterward. Cole, born Nathaniel Adams Coles in Alabama, began as a pianist with the Nat Cole Trio and rose to fame as a singer. His hits include Mona Lisa Nature Boy Too Young and Rambling Rose. His distinctive phrasing and rhythm gained admiration while a physician once advised him to stay in bed with such a throat. Continuous public interest follows his life story and career achievements.
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Infiltration Charges Stir Saigon In 1964
Saigon authorities charged 20 000 Communist trained officers had infiltrated South Viet Nam since 1959 and armed groups used Soviet and Chinese weapons. U S intelligence suggested the number may reach 34 000 over six years.
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Chicago Stock Yards Celebrate 100th Birthday
Chicago stockyards mark a century since opening in 1820s era as a major cattle and hog market, once hailed as a grand hotel for livestock.
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Ohio Weather Seesaw Tilts as Temps Rise Then Fall
Ohio forecast shows temps rising from below freezing to the 40s under clear skies then clouding over with southerly winds 20 to 25 mph. Tonight remains above freezing with much colder turn expected Tuesday and Wednesday as rain and snow mix in the north. Five day outlook calls for near normal average temps, then colder days through Saturday with about a quarter inch melted precipitation. Rain or showers Tuesday followed by snow flurries in the north on Wednesday and again Saturday. Marriage licenses issued list several couples in Norwalk and nearby towns. Birth reported for Charles Deichler Jr. A death noted for Doris Elizabeth Bartley of New London.
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Red China May Test Second Nuclear Device Soon
Reports from London say Communist China could test a second nuclear device very soon, likely a hydrogen bomb, as Peking accelerates its nuclear program. After its first atomic detonation last October, experts see signs of advanced development and possible delivery systems amid political aims to bolster prestige against the United States.
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Outpost Houa Muong Falls to Pathet Lao Forces
Lao military spokesman reports Pathet Lao and North Vietnamese troops overran the Houa Muong outpost in northeast Laos. The village, 165 miles northeast of Vientiane, fell Sunday after a six battalion assault with artillery and anti air defenses. Refugees number between 3000 and 6000, many fleeing west and south. Houa Muong had withstood government resistance for two and a half years after the Geneva accords.
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Lorain Area Raids Lead to Liquor Law Charges
Nine teen men and two women faced Lorain and Elyria Municipal court charges after weekend raids led by district enforcement agent Ralph E. Kreiger and 12 agents. Lorain police had no advance notice. Kreiger cited the situation speaking for itself.
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Man Arrested After Drinking Bout Damages Home
A 28 year old Willard man and his brother in law were arrested after a drunk disturbance at Dora Robinsons home Route 99. Deputies report the men broke windows and were taken to the Willard jail where they rode with the heater on high to stay warm.
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Raids Hit Lorain Bootleg Operations Prompt City Silence
Lorain authorities conducted rapid raids across the city targeting bootlegging dens. Three raided spots possessed liquor permits while others were unlicensed, as Mayor Mathna declined comment until a police report arrives. Acting Chief Mumford unavailable after Pawlak’s death.
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Merger Won't Affect Local Fanny Farmer Plant
A proposed merger of Fanny Farmer Candy Shops and Russell Stover Candies Inc should have little impact on the local Fanny Farmer plant. J J Murnin says changes in management make predictions difficult but expect no effect. Directors have approved the plan with exchange of 11 3/4 Stover shares for each Fanny Farmer share.
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Employment Opportunities in EHOVE area for youths
A survey of the Erie Huron Ottawa Vocational Education study reports that saleable skills and age impact job access for 17 and 18 year olds. Small firms (53 percent retail and service) and large firms (about a third industrial) show best paths for graduates: appliance repair, auto mechanics, carpentry, machinists, nurse aides, route sales, and serving staff, with office work limited by high turnover.
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