Yo-Yo fad study by Stanford students sparks campus chatter
Stanford students led by Tom Humphrey pursue a nationwide yo-yo craze, arguing it beats crowded phone booths and goldfish swallowing. In other items, Miss Kay Rose explains a parking lot dent, a jail release error prompts return, a hunter pays for shooting a bald eagle, a police dog program setback, and a car found on a hospital roof after a rugby celebration.
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Denver
Kay Rose
Miss Rose
Stanford
Los Angeles
Salvador Pestritta
Pestritto
Hunter
U. S
Wall Lake
Iowa
Carroll
United States
Stephen T. Matke
Justice of the Peace
Kennedy to Meet British Chief in Washington Week of April
President Kennedy and Prime Minister Harold Macmillan will hold informal talks in Washington during the week of April 2. Press Secretary Pierre Salinger said the invitation was accepted and the discussion will cover world problems and potential summit plans with Soviet Premier Khrushchev.
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Washington
Kennedy
Britain
Harold Macmilan
White House
Pierre Salinger
Minster Macmillan
Federation of the West Indies
Dorothy Macmillan
Mc Macmillan
Een
Salinger
Nikita Khrushchev
Macmillan
Kennedy Faces Tight Battle in Congress Over New Frontier
President Kennedy braces for a narrowly divided Congress as he pushes his New Frontier agenda including education aid, elderly medical care, minimum wage, housing, and regional development. Senate Republican leader Dirksen warns of budget impact. a broader plan to raise revenues faces scrutiny alongside possible postal and fuel tax increases. Eisenhower arrives in Gettysburg after a quail hunting vacation as the fight over his successors’ proposals looms.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illnois
Konnedge
Frontier
Dirks
Tor
Thomas H. Kuchel
California
Dirksen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Fions
Harrisburg
House
Pandits
Plave
burg-York State
Tailahas
Fla
New Orleans School Appointee Hickerson Found Dead
Robert TL. Hickerson, named president of the New Orleans School Board but never seated, was found dead of a bullet wound in his office Wednesday night. A 38 caliber revolver lay near the body as police found a note on a window sill naming persons to be notified in case of his death.
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New Orleans
Robert TL. Hickersum
Fred J. Williams
Hickerson
Fragmentary notice with unclear names and figures
A damaged OCR fragment mentions amounts and names in a vague local notice. Core details are unreadable, with garbled phrases such as 527.50 and 33.50, plus scattered place names like Laas beach. No coherent event or action can be identified.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Checkers
Pittsburgh Police Department
Hospital London
UED
London
Leon
Farlier
United Nations
New York
JFK
By Jack Bell
Fress-Qeleoram
Sorand Clan
Matier Af
Eattaameate
Masih
Iit
Lsat
Reseas
California Federal Savings Rite
AIO Loan Association
Dathom's Largest
Pedleal
Savines
Fitenchee Tearatraem
Capris
Toastmaster Grill & Baker
Lakewood Blvd
Lakewood Center
S&h
Kentucky
H. the
OLD Charter Dist
Luisville
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