Sherri Finkbine Leaves Stockholm Hospital
Mrs Sherri Finkbine sixty year old Scottsdale mother of four left Caroline Hospital in Stockholm after a legally performed abortion. She and her husband Robert plan to stay another week to rest before returning to the United States aiming for Sept 3 in Scottsdale. Doctors reported the fetus detained. Vatican Radio condemned the abortion calling it a crime and saying the love of society and mother killed the unborn child, while noting the victim was innocent and deserving of life.
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Halifax’s ultramodern airport rises amid forest road journey
A columnist describes the new Halifax International Airport twenty three miles from the city, reached via a scenic highway through woods. The modern terminal dominates the horizon with a dramatic two story wall and a futuristic lobby, conveying a bold vision for the region’s air travel.
New Airport In Middle Of Nowhere Described By Visitor
A reader recalls a new airport with 20 airline gates and direct lines to Halifax hotels. He notes empty counters and sparse traffic during a visit, compares the scene to Fatehpur Sikri, a ghostly capital built 400 years ago by Akbar, now crumbling in isolation.
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Dick Favors Aid Proposal For Arizona Schools
W. W. Dick state superintendent of public instruction supports a shift in how state aid is calculated. The Arizona Education Association backs changing the basis from average daily attendance to average enrolled students. The proposal also seeks easier budget increases beyond six percent with county board approval.
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Weather Wrap Up Temperatures and Rainfall Details
Report covers temperatures and precipitation for the 24 hour period ending at 4 am. Values include highs and lows, rainfall totals, and notable weather shifts. Data reflect readings from multiple stations and provide a concise regional snapshot.
Dirksen Poised for Victory as Mansfield Praises Leader
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield lauds Republican Dick Dirksen in a Washington ceremony, signaling strong cross party support for Dirksen in Illinois. The piece notes Dirksen’s downstate base, Daley’s Chicago backing, Kennedy’s potential campaign role, and the 1962 Senate balance as Illinois weighs Yates against the veteran Tok.
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Hat Corp. of America eyes gains as sales surge in 1963
Bernard Salesky, chairman and brother Charles president, forecast a fall rise of about seven percent in men’s wear sales. He cited tax cuts as a catalyst and noted the Hat Corporation’s expansion with a new 3.2 million dollar plant in Winchester Tennessee. The firm, an $8 million operation in 1955, aims for near 35 million in sales this year with lines from Fashion Park to Stein Bloch.
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Filter cigarettes tied to lower mouse skin cancer risk AMA study
Researchers report in the current AMA journal that filter-tip cigarettes produced fewer skin tumors and slower onset in mice, with tar yields up to 20 percent lower than standard brands. The study tested six brands over one year, noting 41 of 76 tumors in the standard group progressed to cancer versus 19 total cancers in both groups.
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Hoover To Undergo Further Tests
Former President Herbert Hoover, 88, was to undergo additional tests at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital as part of a routine checkup. A spokesman said Hoover is in generally good condition and remains cool during his hospital stay.
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