Ottawa party peeping toms stun state dinner crowd
At a Queen Elizabeth reception in Ottawa 15 reporters attired through curtains on a raised platform peered at the event while four or five others in formal dress were admitted. The group formed a Pantry Peepers Association after complaints about coverage limitations. A lone woman reporter observed the dinner from a hidden alcove.
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Ottawa
Corps of
Peeping Toms
Pantry Peepers Association
Prince Philip
New Drug Work Told by Doctors
Two physicians at Massachusetts Memorial Hospitals announced chlorothiazide as a potential treatment for hypertension. Dr. Robert W. Wilkins and Dr. William Hollander reported remarkable results in 51 patients over several months, suggesting the drug could extend life by up to 20 years for about 20 million Americans with high blood pressure. They described chlorothiazide as both a diuretic and a direct reducer of blood pressure, addressing kidney salt balance and fluid elimination.
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Boston
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Robarts W. Wilkins
Wileliam Hollander
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American Heart Assa
Break in Bonn Tito Ties Possible Shakeup in Bonn Yugoslavia
West Germany may sever formal ties with Yugoslavia over Tito's recognition of East Germany. Bonn warned that ties could be cut and ambassador postings left vacant, while Belgrade seems to keep some working relations amid a broader Soviet-backed pressure. Yugoslav credits and reparations underlie the tense diplomacy.
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Tito
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Belgrade
Dusan Kveder
Karl Georg Pfleiderer
Adenauer
Heinrich Brentano
Russia
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Germany
No Necktie Party for Horse Rustle in Encinitas
In Encinitas the first horse rustling trial in ten years ends with a $500 fine and five years probation for Jack Louis Dillon, 24, after a jury finds him guilty of stealing an eight year old mare from Escondido trout grower Leigh Gars ey. Dillon had tried to buy the horse before taking it.
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Leigh G. Garnsey
Escondido
Dillon
Scott Case Poses Intriguing Puzzles
In Los Angeles L. Ewing Scott faces trial for the murder of his long-missing wife Evelyn T. Scott. Prosecutors seek to prove her death amid a defense urging absence of proof she is dead. Mrs. Scott vanished May 16, 1955 from a West Los Angeles home valued at about $75,000.
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Los Angeles
Scott
L. Ewing Scott
Evelyn T. Scott
No Better Time to Order That Classified Act
A terse note urges immediate action on a classified services measure. The line cites a value 2.5958 but offers no further details on scope or impact. The item reads like a government or organizational call to expedite a policy or procurement decision.
Local Paper City Listing Scrambled in Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows a daily press page with scattered names and places such as 6th St and Pins Ave. Lenk Besen and references to circulation audit barriers and Delany Reg imply a newsroom or distribution note. Details are incomplete but indicate a mid-century city newspaper context.
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