Chico Marx Dies at 70 After Illness in Hollywood
HOLLYWOOD AP Leonard Marx known as Chico of the Marx Brothers died at age 70 after several months of illness. The brothers Groucho Harpo Zeppo Gummo helped shape vaudeville and film with a mix of low and high humor that appealed to diverse fans.
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Uncertainty Is Prospect Warns JFK At Chapel Hill
President Kennedy warned Americans face enduring uncertainty and peril yet urged duty without fear to stay alive and free. He spoke at UNC Chapel Hill after receiving an honorary doctor of laws degree before about 32 000 in Kenan Stadium. He praised North Carolina’s Civil War legacy and cited the state motto First at Bethel further at Gettysburg and last at Appomattox.
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Mr K's Problems With Satellites Become Evident at Party Congress
AP News Analyst outlines looming issues facing Nikita Khrushchev as the 22nd Soviet Communist party congress opens in Moscow. The piece surveys internal power struggles, economic strains, and foreign policy challenges from Cuba to Vietnam, noting decrees, military tensions, and questions about building communism versus imperial reach.
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Gas Rate Hearing Recessed to November 14
Federal Power Commission natural gas area rate case hearing recessed until November 14 after independent producers filed briefs and exhibits. Case covers numerous producers in the Permian Basin of New Mexico and West Texas with proposed rates suspended by the commission. The policy aims to regulate rates area wide rather than per producer.
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Federal Power Commission
Permian Basin
New Mexico
West Texas
Newcomers Bridge Club Sets Friday Session at Southwestern Public Service
The Newcomers Bridge Club will meet for games and visiting at 7 30 p.m. Friday in the Reddy Kilowatt Kitchen at Southwestern Public Service. Cost is $1 per couple. Reservations may be made with Carl Maddox MA 2 0376 or Jane Schwitzer MA 3 0099.
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Southwestern Public Service
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Jane Schwitzer
North Carolina Sacrifices in Confederate War Told
A speaker highlighted North Carolina's deep traditions and noted the state supplied one fourth of all Confederate soldiers who gave their lives in the Civil War. The remarks framed the state’s wartime role within its southern heritage.
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Drug Fools Hungry Cancer Cells Using Rayburn Related Agent
The cancer control drug 5 Fluor Uracil aims to trick cancer cells by mimicking food, delivering poison instead. Dr Charles Heidelberger at University of Wisconsin led the 1954 development with extensive clinical use under Dr Anthony Curreri managing treatments. Side effects include changes in blood pressure and blood cell counts.
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Charles Heidelberger
McArdle Memorial Institute For Cancer Research
University of Wisconsin
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Prize Inside Ark City Sparks Contest Feud
Cindy Gray, a 15 year old from Arkansas City, complains after her prize winning quarter horse filly colt named grand champion allegedly ate its blue ribbon award. The incident has drawn local attention to the county fair results and prize integrity.
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Cindy Gray
Frigidaire Survives Year Lifetime Test Claim
Advertisement notes Frigidaire survives a year lifetime test and urges proof by calling MA 2-6840, dated October 13, 1933.
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