The Doctor Takes Bicard to Ease Heartburn
A Mayo Clinic emeritus consultant addresses marriage stress and explosive anger rooted in small daily annoyances. He shares cases where lack of thoughtfulness and misunderstood affection trigger outbursts, and notes how genuine love and appreciation can prevent them. He cites Dr. Walter C. Alvarez on ulcers and offers a booklet for 25 cents.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Review
A list of crossword clues across and down with numbers and hints. Entries include possessions profits fossils and Latin terms along with animal names and geographic references. The page invites solvers to fill in words from 1 across to 67 down.
California urged to avoid pledges before Colorado River ruling
The Metropolitan Water District urged Gov. Brown and state officials to refrain from any agreements at a three state Colorado River meeting until the Supreme Court issues a final decree in the California Arizona suit. The measure notes a July 25 Interior Department meeting and cites a June Supreme Court ruling affecting allocation amid shortage.
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Nevada
Supreme Court
MWD
Aberdeen Bishop Defies Vatican Over Housekeeper
Bishop Francis Walsh of Aberdeen refuses Vatican order to fire Ruby MacKenzie, his housekeeper. He leaves for an August holiday with her, saying the mandate is unjust and cruel. The 61-year-old clergyman continues to employ MacKenzie despite the three month deadline.
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UPI
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Chapeltown
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Inmates Use Thread and Brick Dust to Cut Jail Bars
Maricopa County sheriff's deputies halted a jail break when a bar in Tank E showed a cut and other bars were partially cut. Inmates reportedly fashioned saws from thread vase line and brick dust. The 42 inmates were moved as bars were welded.
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UPI
Maricopa County
Sheriff’s Deputies
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ASU Finals and Tours Schedule for Summer Session
Arizona State University outlines finals for the first summer session on July 19 and 20 with tours to the Arizona Maytag Zoo on July 16 and a trip to the American Heritage Wax Museum in Scottsdale. Reservations close by noon at the Memorial Union desk for zoo and by noon Wednesday for the wax museum. Admission costs vary: $1 for adults at the zoo, 25 cents for children alone, and group tour rates at the wax museum of 90 cents for adults and 35 cents for children with under six free.
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Rail Walkout Would Hit Industry and Roads
UPI reports a nationwide rail strike could cripple freight movement, disrupt livestock and meat shipments, and force millions of commuters in New York and Chicago to seek alternatives. Commerce Secretary Hodges warns of irreparable economic damage while leaders like Hoffa and Day weigh impact on mail, trucking, and meatpacking.
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UPI
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Hoffa
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Edward A. Cudahy III
Cudahy Packing Co
Cudahy
Betty Smithey Convicted in Infant Slaying in Phoenix
Betty Smithey, 20, convicted of first degree murder in the New Year’s Day strangulation death of 15 month old Sandra Gerberick in Phoenix. Jury recommends life. sentencing set for July 22 by Judge Henry S. Stevens. Smithey claimed insanity but two psychiatrists found her sane. she testified she woke to find the child dead.
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UPI
Betty Smithey
Maricopa County
Joseph P. Shaw
Miss Smithey
Rusk Testifies On Civil Rights At Senate Panel
Secretary of State Dean Rusk appears before the Senate Commerce Committee to push Kennedy civil rights aims. He cites U S service obstacles for nonwhite and Asian diplomats in U S hotels and restaurants as part of ending public accommodation discrimination.
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Washington
UPS
Capitol Hill
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
United States
Senate Commerce Committee
U.S
America
Anthony Celebrezze
Health, Education and Welfare
Legend City Draws 41 000 in Nine Days
Legend City in Phoenix drew 41 281 guests in the park's first nine days of operation. July 4 saw 7 117 visitors, and guests took over 450 000 rides on attractions including the River of Legends and Sky Ride, with 65 percent of visitors adults and teenagers.
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Phoenix
UPI
Legend City
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