Do Not Feed Animals in Parks and Aid For Handicapped Access
Emeritus Mayo Clinic consultant warns against feeding bears or approaching wildlife in national parks. Ranging advice urges keeping car doors closed and avoiding interaction to prevent attacks and animal dependency. Awareness extends to accessibility barriers in public buildings and a guide to New York City spots usable by people with disabilities. A JAMA note introduces a penicillin skin-test alternative using cultured cells, and Dr. Alvarez promotes a 25-cent epilepsy booklet available by mail.
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Meredith earns Ole Miss BA in quiet oak grove ceremony
James H. Meredith, 30, becomes the university's first Black alumnus as he receives a BA in political science in a two hour graduation near the site of last autumn’s riots. Campus police and federal marshals guarded the ceremony while his family watched with pride.
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Tito says he hopes to meet Kennedy in U S this fall
Yugoslav President Tito told Gov. Edmund G Brown in Belgrade that he hopes to meet President Kennedy in the United States this fall during the UN General Assembly period. Brown quoted Tito as saying the meeting would not be his first with Kennedy, recalling a 1950s visit with Brewster and Morse.
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Pat) Brown
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Owen) Brewster
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Chinese Want U S Russia To Go To War
Former U.S. ambassador to Russia George F. Kennan said on NBC that Red China hopes the United States and Russia destroy each other in a nuclear war. He warned it would take decades to bring Russia closer to the West and urged a wary approach to the nuclear test ban pact while noting Russia tends to follow specific treaty language.
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Picketing by ex Journal staff as revival game looms
A group of 102 former Arizona Journal employees began a protest picket in Phoenix as the newspaper, shut since January, plans to resume under Central Arizona Newspapers. They seek $62,500 in back wages tied to salaries commissions expenses and loans. the new firm denies claims against it and union dues unpaid.
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Arizona Journal Today
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Arizona Newspapers, Inc
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Wolf
Journal Corporation
Whisky Mash Defines Ethyl Alcohol Process
United Press International notes that mash is a mix of grain molasses or sugar water and yeast, fermented and distilled to yield ethyl alcohol, as defined by the licensed Beverage Industries, Inc.
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Young Democrats Urge Cuba Relations Return
Berkeley delegates from 15 Western states voted 10 to 7 urging President Kennedy to resume diplomatic and trade ties with Cuba. The resolution notes prior contact might have avoided the October Cuba crisis and calls reducing Soviet influence in the hemisphere by lessening Cuban dependence on the bloc. It plus 32 other resolutions touched Viet Nam, civil defense, McCarran-Walter reform, travel to Cuba and Red China, U N support, and civil rights march backing. Governors Sawyer and Metcalf warned of Birch influence amid Kennedy's civil rights stance.
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AEA In Meeting Tonight in Flagstaff
Arizona Education Association hosts its annual leaders conference in Flagstaff with about 275 officers from chapters statewide. Dr. Karl Bernes of Washington, D C will deliver the banquet address as assistant NEA executive secretary for field operations.
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Washington, D.C
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