L A Opera Singer Shirley Verrett Praised in Moscow
Soviet critics hailed American opera singer Shirley Verrett from Los Angeles and New York's Clarion chamber orchestra after her first Leningrad concert. Tass reported stormy applause and critic Elia Mogilevskaya praised refinement and taste, following similar acclaim in Moscow on Tuesday.
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Cholera Epidemic Slows in South Korea
The cholera outbreak in South Korea is easing as 14 new cases push totals to 214 including suspected cases. UPI reports the spread has slowed, with officials monitoring clusters and continuing health measures nationwide.
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Broadcaster Dies in Cleveland at 34
Bob Waldrop, a radio broadcaster with over 30 years in the field, died Thursday at St. Vincent Charity Hospital Cleveland from a heart ailment. He was 34 and leaves behind family and colleagues in broadcasting.
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Help the Reds Win the Cold War Exposé
Senator Keating attacks export licensing by State and Commerce Departments as aiding communist expansion. The October Reader's Digest claims the crisis export trade endangers national security and outlines three steps to stop it.
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Award Boy 12 Paralyzed After Candy Firm Sign Crush
A state Supreme Court jury in Mineola awarded 1.1 million dollars to Martin Ergas, a 12 year old boy paralyzed from the chest after a sign fell on him when he was seven. The award against Barricini Candy Co. was appealed by their lawyer Emil Zola Bereman. Martin’s father Jack Ergas is a Mattalian cotton broker. the family resides on Long Island.
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125 Mile Cattle Drive Ends at Houck Ranch
Fort Pierre reports rancher Roy Houck ended a 125 mile cattle drive with 2,000 Herefords reaching his Missouri River area ranch. Houck, a former South Dakota lieutenant governor and major rancher, led 17 cowhands in the trek begun last Sunday, facing hard days and river crossings before the cattle settled in.
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Cobosanp introduces nerve stimulant colon support claim
An ad claims Cobosanp relieves constipation by a unique colonic nerve stimulant and bulking action. It promises overnight relief and a return of normal bowel function with a clinical proof claim and an introductory size offer.
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Cattle Cross At Standing Butte Ranch Creek Bridge
A herd from Standing Butte Ranch Creek crossed near a new bridge at Geto Missouri. The cattle moved over the riverbank as they were prepared for sale, with Houck overseeing the process and ensuring the cattle stayed on the right path.
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