Butter country roars at margarine army menu switch
Wisconsin residents react to government order placing margarine on Army and Air Force menus instead of butter. While some support freedom of choice, dairy leaders warn of price effects and loss of butter markets. Local figures note the state’s strict margarine law and cross-border purchases.
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Skeptics Doubt Swamp Gas UFO Explanation in Michigan
Dr J Allen Hynek, Air Force consultant, says two Michigan UFO sightings near Dexter and Hillsdale likely swamp gas from spring thaws. Mrs Frank Manner rejects the theory, asserting Hynek is wrong after a news conference. A deputy’s March 16 photo near Milan was a crescent moon and Venus, not a craft.
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中國领导人访巴基斯坦受热烈欢迎
广场聚集五万名群众迎接中华人民共和国主席刘少奇抵达巴基斯坦进行六天国事访问。欢迎仪式包括阅兵和外交官护卫队,途中以中国旗帜、抗美口号和民间表演点缀。双方计划举行会谈和国宴,后续将有更多会谈与观光。
Storke Files for Democratic Nomination in 13th District
Charles A. Storke, businessman and former Santa Barbara News-Press co-publisher, entered the race for the Democratic nomination in California's 13th congressional district. He seeks to represent the region in Congress.
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Gargey Receives Bere-Fi Epee Medal at Meet
Athlete Gargey earns Bere-Fi epee medal at regional meet, with strong performance against top competitors. Officials credit precision and speed, noting the event highlighted rising talent in fencing.
Operations to Enlarge Bosom Now Big Thing
Atlanta reports doctors at the southwestern Society of Plastic Surgeons discuss augmentation mammaplasty as a rising trend in America Europe favors reduction. surgeons say ideal candidates include stable married women and housewives, with about half of requests granted. Procedures use silicone in small breasts, patients can resume activity within six weeks, costs range 300 to 1200 dollars including hospital charges.
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Kentucky case on interracial marriage and child custody
A federal judge in Louisville considered a petition by Anna Anderson to regain custody of her five children after her marriage to a Black man, arguing constitutional issues and habeas corpus rights. The 1960s case highlights race, marriage, and parental rights amid custody debates.
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Deaf Aid Pioneer Ernest Mapgets Dies
Services were scheduled Monday for Rev. Ernest C. Mapgets a 48 year old pioneer in deaf rehabilitation in Nebraska Iowa Kansas and South Dakota He died Thursday from heart ailment and his work transformed local hearing impaired communities The obituary notes his regional impact and lasting legacy in the field.
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