Stress Of Driving And Summertime Health Hazards
Stress from driving at high speeds and in traffic may trigger borderline disorders and raise blood pressure, while nickel exposure from tobacco smoke is linked to lung cancer in studies. The piece also notes a potential allergy treatment risk for yellow jacket stings and offers grandparenting advice from University of Michigan experts advising hands-off discipline and parental primacy.
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Associated Press
Gramps
University of Michigan Psychia
Maylrist
Odessan and Taft men plead guilty in district court
Two men faced felony charges in Odessa district court with guilty pleas. Larry Delano Moore, 23, received five years probation after admitting forgery involving a $24 check signed in another name. Morris H. Wilkinson, 24, received six months in jail for driving a vehicle without the owner's consent. Moore disclosed plans to defraud multiple firms and leave town. Wilkinson admitted taking a car belonging to Mrs. Bruce Page. Detective Fred Johnson testified about Moore using the alias Roy Don Johnson and the subsequent discovery of the rifles in a Midland pawn shop.
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Larry Delano Moore
Nimitz
Morris H. Wilkinson
Moore
Roy Don Johnson
Kennedy
Andrews Highway
Fred Johnson
Odessa
Mike Berry
Midland
Johnson
Terry Donk
Donk
Berry
70Th District Court
C. V. Milburn
Milburn
Wilkinson
Bruce Page
North Muskingum
Murphy and
Crane
Page
Shrimper Queenie-B from Brownsville Captured by Mexico
The American shrimper Queenie-B from Brownsville was captured by a Mexican patrol ship while fishing in waters Mexico calls territorial. A fine of 39,600 pesos and all cargo and gear were seized. The owner is O. D. Henceller.
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Tampico. Mex
Brownsville
Mexico
O. D. Henceller
99 Year Term for Dallas Man in Wife Slaying
In Dallas a 41 year old Negro, Alonzo Simms, pleaded guilty to the April 22 killing of his wife Ethel Mae Simms, 38, and was sentenced to 99 years in prison after driving with her body to city hall.
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Dallas
City Hall
Alonzo Simms
Ethel Mae Simms
Way Opened For Court Fight On Texas Annexation Rights
Freeport council opened a potential legal battle over annexation rights by approving a first reading to annex 3,300 acres plus a strip around Dow Chemical plant A. The area overlaps land also eyed by Lake Jackson, which annexed part of it in 1960. Mayor Helpin asserts the move aims to secure growth for Freeport, with a second hearing to follow. Lake Jackson lies 10 miles northwest on the Brazos River, and the strip includes roughly half of the Dow installation.
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Freeport
Lake Jackson
Brazos River
The
Chemical Company
Gidbergs Daughter Slated To Be Married
Barb ara Goldberg daughter of Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg will wed Dr. David A. Cramer in Chicago. Cramer recently graduated from the University of Chicago Medical School and Goldberg earned a master’s degree from the university’s School of Social Service Administration.
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UPI
Barbara Goldberg
Arthur J. Goldberg
Chicago
David A. Cramer Cramer
University of Chicago Medical School
Miss Goldberg
University
School of Social Science Administration
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