Gorilla weigher at Woodland Park Zoo raises weights
A zoologist and student designed a 11 foot aluminum tube device to weigh Bobo the gorilla by placing him on a plate attached to a strain indicator. The idea came after visitors frequently asked Bobo's exact weight. In testing, a similarly tempered orangutan showed up, but the plan faced practical issues with cold metal plates and animal comfort.
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Wodland Park Zoo
Bobo
Primate House
Cecil Ricker
Ricker
Zoo
Bozo
Birmingham
Ala
C. L. Ellison
Ellison
Trap Wheeling
W. Va
Richard Bishop
Big Wheeling Creek
Richard
Press-Geleoram Second Class Matter at Long Beach
Publication notice states the Press Geleoram is entered as second class matter at the Long Beach California post office. It lists per month and per year delivery terms and indicates circulation audited by the Audit Bureau of Circulation. The paper is published daily except Sundays at a Long Beach address on Ath and Pine streets.
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Press-Geleoram
Pos
Long Beach
Calif
Dalivery
Pari Cones
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Pine Age
Kentucky Senate Nominees Johnson and Cooper Win
In Louisville with most precincts reporting Johnson the Democrat easily beat John Y. Brown for the six year Senate term and Cooper the Republican defeated Thurman J. Hamlin. All eight Kentucky congressmen won renomination with several facing November opposition.
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Louisville
Keen
T Johnson
Yohn Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
U. S
Senate
Johnson
Lexington
John Y. Brown
Brown
A. B. Chaniler
Cooper
Thurman J. Hamlin
London
Hamlin
Frank Stubblefield
Murray
William H. Natcher
Bowling Green
Frank Chelf
Lebanon
St. Thomas
Carl Perkins
Dindman
Eugene Siler
Williamsburg
John Watts
Nicholasville
Frank Burke
Youth Tries to Save Friend Drowns in Cayuga Lake
In Ithaca New York two teenage boys drowned after one jumped into Cayuga Lake to save his friend. Joseph Simon 13 of Ithaca went under first Larry Utter 14 of Slaterville attempted the rescue and also drowned authorities said.
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Ithaca
N.Y
Cayuga Lake
Joseph Simon
Larry Utter
Slatterville
Simon
Alsa
Humphrey Plans to Keep Bloc of 100 Delegates
Senator Hubert Humphrey outlined a plan to retain about 100 first ballot delegates after losing the West Virginia primary to John F Kennedy. He holds Minnesota and South Dakota delegates plus DC primary gains and portions from Wisconsin and other scattered states, while avoiding any stop Kennedy strategy. He expects some rivals to back Kennedy if he secures the nomination, potentially complicating Kennedy's path to the first ballot victory.
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Humphrey
Washington
Hubert HL
D-Minn
Kennedy
West Virginia
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Minnesota
South Dakota
District of Columbia
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Lyndon B. John
Texas
Stuart Tove
Symington
D-Mo
Déle
Gates
Adlai
Stevenson
Phrey
Willllooks
Hete Humphrey
Kennedy Toling
Candi Ste
Jachieve
Senate
Boulevard Hotel Offers Weekly Rates With Meals Included
An OCR fragment advertises the Boulevard Hotel promising private baths and excellent food. It lists weekly rates at $5.90 for two people in a room with bath and meals, with other options around $6.30 per day, and provides a reservation phone number HE6253.
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Novare
Aso
Boulevard Hotel
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