It's Harder Now To Look Down On American Women
New York AP survey notes height trends from 1900 to present show more women reach 5 feet 7 or taller. Other items include rising teen allowances, rising male and GI heights, checks written yearly, and a Swiss gadget to time smoking. Also mentions high blood pressure in women, spring colds, and bird body temperatures.
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New York
U.S
Aid to Poland Nears in Food and Farm Package
Washington reports ongoing talks for shipments of American wheat cotton fats and oils to Poland aimed at about 100 million dollars in surplus commodities. Officials note four year total aid to Warsaw tops 296 million dollars as talks extend five weeks and optimism remains for a successful deal despite U2 fallout.
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United States
Poland
Soviet Union
State Department
Moscow
Warsaw
Freedom of the Press Day Celebrated in Western Hemisphere
William H. Cowles, president of the Inter-American Press Assn., marks Freedom of the Press Day noting progress since 1953 with restored press freedom in Argentina, Peru, Venezuela, and Colombia while expressing disappointment over events in Cuba. He is publisher of the Spokesman-Review of Spokane.
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Peru
Venezuela
Colombia
Free Press of the Americas
Cuba
Spokane, Wash
Spokesman- Review
Communist Squeeze On Chinese In Cuba
Havana reports a Beijing led extortion tactic to coerce Cuba's 30,000 Chinese into the Communist bloc. A letter from the Overseas Chinese Returnees Association asks for property and kinship details to pressure relatives in China, enabling expanded operations in Latin America.
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Peiping
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Sammy Davis Jr and Mai Britt to wed soon
Sammy Davis Jr and Swedish actress Mai Britt say they plan a large family and marriage after her divorce from Eddie Gregson is final. Davis, 34, Britt, 24, acknowledge potential approval issues but defend their decision to pursue the union.
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London
Sammy Davis Jr
Mai Britt
Eddie Gregson
Davis
Miss Britt
Doctor Slays Friend in NJ After Job Loss
An angry doctor shot and killed former associate Dr. Annunciato La Face, 35, and fired at senior partner Dr. Francis Merlo, 51, in the St. Elizabeth's Hospital parking lot in Elizabeth, New Jersey. Police caught Dr. Anthony Ruvolo, 37, 15 minutes later at a roadblock after the ambush and pursuit.
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Political conventions will cost millions
AP reports that stay at home viewers will be billed as TV and radio coverages for the two major party conventions run into the millions. CBS Westinghouse six million dollars NBC sponsorships six hundred thousand each. ABC and others add ads as local stations sell time.
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CBS
Westinghouse
NBC
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ABC
Teacher Faces Ouster Over Classroom Sex Discussion
Edwin M. Wasilewski, 34, a speech teacher at Boys Technical High School, fights possible dismissal after the Milwaukee School Board considers Superintendent Harold Vincent’s recommendation to fire him. Vincent suspended Wasilewski May 9 following a complaint by two pupils about class discussions on premarital relations, prostitution, abortion, and homosexuality. Wasilewski argues the topic arose in a broad discussion and asserts no rule prohibits teaching about sex. He has taught in Milwaukee since 1936 and is supported by the Milwaukee Teachers Union, which has hired an attorney.
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Harold
Vincent
Edwin M. Wasilewski
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KC Officials To Demand Recount In Kansas City
Four Kansas Citians flew to St. Louis to press for a census recount. They will meet with Census Bureau official Jack Travers to obtain information not available from the local office. The group includes Herbert Wiggs, Tom Gavin, Dr Frances Gaw, and Ross Roach.
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St. Louis
Jack W. Travers
Census Bureau
Herbert M. Wiggs
Chamber of Commerce
Tom Gavin
Frances Gaw
City Plan Commission
Ross Roach
Richmond Area Briefs Include Naval Visit and Local Moves
Gene Hobson, serving in the U S Navy on the West Coast, visited his mother Mrs Lula Hobson. Joe Claypool and family plan to move July 1 to the Don Pass house recently vacated by Mr and Mrs Alf Brown. Miss Gertrude Jewell and Miss Nell Jewell of Wichita spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Lou Mishler. Mr and Mrs Bob Marmon of Albuquerque NM visited Mr and Mrs Ross Spencer. At the high school meeting.
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Wichita
Lou Mishler
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Albuquerque
N M
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