World’s highest paid model studies wolves in Manhattan
HAL BOYLE profiles Lois Collins, a former Denver receptionist turned high earning model with 55,900 last year, who also acts as a fencing authority on wolves in Manhattan. She explains wolf types among older married millionaires, playboys, wealthy businessmen, and middle aged expense account wolves, as she pursues acting and supports a son.
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New York U
Bere
Manhattan
Lois Collins
Denver
Jou Row Stays Lightweight Champion With KO
UNITED PRESS reports lightweight champion Jou rallied from behind to stop Orlando Zulueta by technical knockout and retain his title. In other dispatches Loyd Wright of the Government Security Commission discusses a forthcoming recommendation on press curbs aimed at safeguarding national security. A China Radio host moderating a marathon debate on dope says the participants were driving him day and night. A Billy Graham spokesperson notes Catholics making decisions for Christ in the crusade but rejects guiding adherents to a denomination or severing ties with their church.
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Denver
Colo
Jou
Orlando Zulueta
Washington
Loyd Wright
Government Security Commission
Iitel
New York
Billy Graham
Christ
Jesus Christ
Reading Tools Move Into Classrooms Across Michigan
Dr. Roma Gans of Columbia University, a reading specialist, urged making newspapers ready reading tools in classrooms, libraries, offices, and lounges of schools to boost literacy at a Michigan conference for teachers and principals. She warned that teachers are often ordered to teach without proper tools.
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East Lansing
Mich
Roma Gans
Columbia
Michigan
Gans
Polio Season Opens With Hope For Few Cases
Washington officials say this polio season may be light, with 1 038 cases through June 8 vs 2040 a year ago. Vaccination efforts boost protection in youths under 20 and pregnant women, while supplies and campaigns target adults later this year.
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Public Health Service
The
National Foundation For Infantile
American Medical Assny
Notes Sent From Window Attract World Replies
A 9-year-old girl in New York tossed und addressed letters from a fifth floor apartment window. Replies arrived from a soldier at Fort Sill and from Rangoon Burma. Neighbor David Magee mailed several letters to service members to brighten the girl’s day.
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New York
Rangoon
Burma
Janet Capron
Fort Silk
Oklo
Miss Capron
Janet
Fort Sill
David B. Magee
Magee
Caprons
U.S. Information Agency
Odd Inventor To Stand Trial In Prison Case
London report states John Raymond Bridal, a self-described inventor, must stand trial for unlawfully imprisoning a 23 year old woman for 34 months in a cave excavation sealed with a manhole cover. He pleads innocent to imprisonment and causing body harm to Marjorie Jordan.
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London
John Raymond Bridal
Anhoe
Marjorie Jordan
Bridal
Jen
Sin
Erical
Jera2nn
Dridzi
Church Inquirer Seeks Answer On Nonviolent Resistance
In Anond Va a discussion unfolds over passive resistance within the Brethren church scene. An active layman drags a topic into the domon as members push questions about nonviolent resistance and the propriety of a mission. A member presses for clear guidance while others weigh the case.
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Anond
Arch of the Brethren
Murray
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