Chemical spray bombing robs store in Detroit
In Detroit two men used a chemical spray bomb on a clerk after stealing from store owner Mike Bannister. They fled on foot after the attack that police said cost about $500 in spray and damage.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1966
Page
5
In Detroit two men used a chemical spray bomb on a clerk after stealing from store owner Mike Bannister. They fled on foot after the attack that police said cost about $500 in spray and damage.
A report from Havertown Springfield near Philadelphia on 1,400 children shows the new mumps vaccine 97 percent effective after exposure to the disease. Researchers led by Maurice R. Hilleman note vaccinated susceptible children did not develop illness and blood tests confirmed protective antibodies. The piece discusses mumps symptoms and possible complications including orchitis, encephalitis, and rare sterility in men, and notes the vaccine’s potential to eliminate mumps.
Is sinus trouble a form of allergy asks S. writes that some cases are caused by allergy but bacteria cause most. Today’s health hint notes daily exercise helps relieving aching joints and is effective for mild to moderate osteoarthritis or muscular rheumatism, aided by massage and warmth sensations.
The Roswell Record presents Speed Spanish Lesson No 67 with examples using tengo dos amigos and related phrases. It notes copyright 1963 Speed Speech Corporation and advertises the course materials for $2.95 each with a money back guarantee.
Atlantic City residents found a quiet boardwalk after a mass youth gathering on the last day of summer. Police used four patrol cars to disperse the crowd and fired shots in the air during earlier attempts to break up the mob.
Report notes certain African tribesmen flavor foods with potassium rich id ashes instead of salt. The account cites cultural practice and culinary adaptation among communities in sub Saharan regions.
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