Woman shoots motel lock in Mississippi incident
In Clarksdale a Wisconsin couple’s attempt to open a jammed motel bathroom door caused a loud bang prompting four police units to respond. The Milwaukee pharmacist and his wife argued with the door until she fired a .38, injuring no one. No charges were filed. Names withheld. Teddy Nadler returns to selling TVs in St Louis after winning big on quiz shows and a brief census-related setback.
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Honey Bee Rescue Becomes City Cop Case
In Florida a bee rescue from a rural mailbox was turned to a city officer after Sgt. W F Robertson calmly moved the hive he keeps for emergencies. The veteran beekeeper has kept bees for 15 years. In Wisconsin a justice of the peace misread defeat as victory and sought a bond. officials will reappoint him after discovering the omission on the ballot.
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Rockefeller Edges Back Into GOP Run In 1960s Tale
Rockefeller signals return to Republican politics with out-of-state tours and a plan to speak for GOP candidates while avoiding an Nixon endorsement. He declines to rule out a convention draft, labeling it a bridge to cross if needed. Governors and delegates weigh Nixon vs Rockefeller as Kennedy’s money and momentum shape shifting prep for the West Virginia and California contests.
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Truman Breaks Silence on Democratic Nominee Pick
Former President Harry Truman spoke to reporters, saying Republican papers want John F. Kennedy or Adlai Stevenson for the Democratic nomination. He declined to reveal his own choice, stressing the party will nominate someone who can win. He also criticized the Republicans’ record and said the party could win in November. He named Sen. Stuart Symington as a possible choice, but gave no firm indication.
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More Korea Orphans On Way To U S Adoption Flight
Seoul Korea UPI reports a Oregon farmer's agency brings a group of Korean orphans to the United States for new lives with American foster parents. The batch, departing Thursday, increases total orphans adopted through Harry Holt of Creswell to more than 1 600. Barbara Holt and a Korean employee supervise the plane’s care.
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Artificial Eye Realism Captured in Plastic
Long Beach reports on improved artificial eyes by Dr J M Soss offering realistic prosthetics. The new plastic eyes mimic natural appearance and motion, promising comfort and morale support for wearers. Call HE 5.6219 or HE 6.6739 for office visits at 37 Pine Avenue, open Friday evenings and Saturdays.
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Press-Gelearam Class Matter Noted in Reach Case
A cryptic entry records a class matter involving a Reach Case at Rew Pie Pay gare sarees with references to Detiweer and Threviation. Published daily except Sunday on Ping Aves Ling Beach, the note lists no further details.
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Lack of U S Drug Checks
Dr Solomon Garth of Albany Medical College told the Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee hearings that government inspection of medicines should be continuous rather than periodic. He noted dog and cat foods receive closer scrutiny and urged Congress to extend ongoing drug inspections amid the subcommittee’s probe into profiteering and abuses in prescription drug manufacturing.
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Arteries and Thyroid Hormone Claim Arteriosclerosis Help
Chicago report says researchers found thyroid hormone may help prevent hardening of arteries by lowering cholesterol and reducing heart attack risk. Doctors caution that administering the extract caused dangerous side effects and should be physician supervised after a decade long study.
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