National Today Promises Hair Loss Solutions
An advertisement-style piece discusses heredity as a cause of baldness and hair thinning. It cites Dr O Donovan and others, claiming scalp health affects growth and promising National Scalp experts can help deter hair loss and dandruff through consultations and treatments.
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Rights Fees Stand Firm in Senate Civil Rights Battle
Washington report chronicles a marathon Senate session over civil rights legislation. Russell and other Southern foes seek to strip the bill to a single section while opposing court appointed referees. A noon Monday vote kept the nonstop session alive, with leaders testing willingness to concede or stall.
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Gold Panners Organize Spring Airing of Experience
Jerry Winner plans a cluster of gold panning parties for next spring in St Albans. He concedes little gold dust may be found but promises fresh air and sunshine as participants enjoy outdoor activity.
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Heiress Pal Barred From Seeing Her Until Age Twenty One
In New York a former performer and his chauffeur turned hair stylist have requested a court order to prevent a teen heiress from contact until she turns 21. Magistrate Peter McHorn is handling the case as the matter proceeds, with Benedict, 19, involved in the discourse over guardianship and support. The outcome hinges on court rulings and stipulations set for the girl’s welfare.
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Whites Negroes Argue Sit in Moves Debate on TV
New York and Paris staged televised debate on southern lunchroom sit ins. White southerners compared the movement to the Cuban revolution and accused activists of invading private property while others urged cautious progress. Students Betty Johnson and Lacey Sink defended peaceful action as North Carolina State College officials and southern leaders weighed the issue with NBC’s Dave Garroway moderating.
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Drive and test the Solid Plymouth fuel economy 1960 ad
The copy urges readers to drive normally through traffic and use a jar gas test to demonstrate the car’s efficiency. After exhausting the jar fuel, flip a control to resume normal fuel and check mileage on the speedometer to witness the claimed economy. See it at a Plymouth dealer.
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