Claims Test A Three Minute Birth Control Method
Dr Joseph Doyle of Boston describes a home test using fertility tape to indicate when the ovule is fertilizable. The test changes color from pink to blue by glucose indicating readiness, guiding timing for intercourse. Doyle says the method costs about four cents and can aid pregnancy planning or prevention.
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Miami
Fla
Joseph Doyle
Boston
International Fertility Assn
Doyle
No. 1 Bootlegger Pleads Guilty
NEW YORK AP The nations No 1 bootlegger John Livigno 57 of Brooklyn pleaded guilty to conspiracy and illicit still charges in U S District Court Eight others also pled guilty The government said Livigno operated liquor making gear in spots like an old coal barge a vacant Navy prison and abandoned coal storage bins He passed straight alcohol to others to sell as whisky Tax potential totaled 25 million over 20 years His bail set at 5000 awaiting sentence January 28 Up to 15 years and 30000 fine Maurice Sevigne Livignos brother was named No 2 bootlegger
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New York
John Livigno
Brooklyn
U. S
U. S. Atty
Cornelius W. Wickersham
Rivigno
New York Harbor
Navy
Wickersham
Livigno
Maurice
Sevigne
Lane area social notes remind residents of visits and travels
Mr and Mrs Jerry Triplett took her brother Emery Wait to Kansas City to catch a train home to Monitor Washington after weeks with relatives. Many families from Lane and nearby towns visited kin in Paola Topeka Olathe Iola Girard Fort Scott and Alta Vista Others traveled to Alaska duty and back and several dinners hosted at Homewood and by the Higdon family In sum a busy snapshot of visits across the Lane area with kinship and travel details.
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Jerry Triplett
Emery
Kansas City
Monitor
Wash
Charles Mitchell
E. F. Brownlee
Clifford Hettler
Eddie
Jay Swogar
Paola
Bill Little
Hi Kelly
Jack
Jane
Ale Charles Mitchell
Alaska
Jodie Sinclair
Iola
George Snow Jr
Donald Smith
Olathe
Merle Cole
Harry Hedges
Martin
Darrell
L. D. Morlan
Topeka
Art Holland
Joe Luther
John Higdon
Lane
Johnson Defeats Liberal Movement in Senate Power Fight
Washington AP Lyndon B Johnson faced a liberal revolt as Democrats voted 51 to 12 to keep his control of the party Policy Committee and 51 to 11 to let him continue appointing Steering Committee members. Gore praised the result while Douglas warned of lingering discord. Johnson vowed to keep caucus calls and leadership‑led restraint to shape policy and cooperate with Eisenhower.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate
Johnson
Eisenhower
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Paul Douglas
D-Ii
Competing For Drunk Prize In New Haven County Jail
New Haven Conn AP report says a $50 reward posted by the New Haven County Sheriff's Assn. pays habitual alcoholics to stay out of the jail for six months. Sheriff J Edward Slavin noted four or five are already competing for the prize. winners must report to the association and explain how they stayed free.
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New Haven, Conn
New Haven
Slavin
Brubeck Cancels Southern Tour Over Integration Stance
Dave Brubeck, facing a Southern tour decision, refused to drop a Negro musician from his quartet, canceling about 15 bookings and risking roughly $40,000 in earnings. The pianist noted some universities in the South had already accepted an integrated group, while others like the University of Mississippi and nearby colleges canceled.
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San Francisco
Dave Brubeck
San Francisco Chronicle
Eugene Wright
Brubeck
University of Jacksonville
Fla
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
University of the South
Sewanee
University of Mississippi
Missaps College
Jackson
Miss
Memphis State College
Southwestern Institute
College collaborations spotlight LSU system links
Fayette LA and Southeastern Louisiana College in Hammond join with Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta to advance regional education and research partnerships.
Top TV programs of 1959 pick by CBS chief Dr Frank Stanton
Dr Frank Stanton of CBS asked TV writers to name the 10 best broadcasts of 1959 focusing on September 1959 onward. The writer lists favorites across series including Perry Mason Wagon Train Hennesey and Startime with notes on one shot and ongoing programs as standout.
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New York
Frank Stanton
CBS
Lowell Thomas
Brendan Behan
Ottawa Herald
Hennesey
TV Guide Highlights Sports and Entertainment Lineup
The item lists To Tell the Truth sports World Series comedy star Jack Benny a Con quest documentary musical variety Dinah Shore and interview host Jack Paar.
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Tell the Truth
Jack Benny
Conquest
Dinah Shore
Jack Paar
Seven who played Cupid Mrs Bob Van Sycle
A letter from Iceland meant for Staff Sgt Bob Van Lyce arrived at Miss Clara Balzen’s office. The seven Southwestern Bell girls offered to help arrange birthday flowers for his wife, even though billing could not be billed to the telephone account. The sergeant praised their kindness and called it the Spirit of Service.
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Clara Balzen
Ann Waldrop
Miss Balzen
Barbara Connally
Carolyn Strawn
Charlie Ann Hanzelka
Evelyn Evans
Fay Morgan
Iceland
Southwestern Bell
Bob van Lyce
Air Force
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Glenna Hettler
Iayewmeyi CIA
Howard J. Childs
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Cleveland
Ohio
Childs
Liberal Movement
Douglas
South
10Th St
Baldwin, Kas
Rip van Winkle
Dean
Singer Sewing Center
S. Main
Ottawa
Cynthia Lowry
Lawrence Welk
Kathryn Murray
Dick Clark
Dr. Stanton
Dean Berlin
Pratt & Lambert
Nuzman Lumber
Walker
Bob van Sycle
Sergeant van Lycle
Staff Ogy, Bob van Sycle
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Ca
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