Pentagon Hopes to Calm Storm Over Paar Berlin Film
Congress criticized the Army for allowing about 50 riflemen and two colonels to participate in filming Jack Paar at the Friedrichstrasse crossing point in Berlin. Assistant Defense Secretary Arthur Sylvester called the episode disgraceful and said an Army explanation is needed, while White House aide Pierre Salinger and Senator Mike Mansfield urged restraint and accountability.
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Stock Market Observers Hold Gloomy Outlook
New York observers say the first post Labor Day appraisal of the stock market was gloomy. Prices fell overall as midweek highs gave way to disillusionment in the final sessions. Brokers cite fundamental reasons while technicians warn of further declines in the big board stocks.
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Teenage divorcee nets cash from bogus checks in Chicago hoax
A 19 year old Mrs. Shelby Neumann and 18 year old Patricia Carey were arrested after cashing forged checks totaling 68 800 dollars to fund a dance band and college scholarships. Neumann admitted the theft and distributed funds to relatives and friends while claiming the checks were drawn on a Fleischmann Distilling Corp trust. Carey said she believed the checks were legitimate.
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Senate probes urge gambler shadowing by authorities
Senate investigators urged Michigan authorities to shadow the trail of a tall, lanky Chicago gambler as part of an ongoing inquiry. The appeal came during Washington hearings aiming to link the suspect to broader gambling operations.
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Officials Won't Say If Walker Stayed Mum
Washington defense officials refused to confirm a Washington Star report that Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker invoked the Fifth Amendment during questioning over alleged efforts to influence troop votes in the 1960 congressional elections. Walker was later admonished and relieved of command over indoctrination charges, with potential disclosures tied to a 992 page testimony volume.
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No Sure Cure Found To Help White Skin
Hundreds write seeking a cure for vitiligo the condition that whiten patches of skin but does not hurt or worsen. The writer notes few treatments exist and darkening creams are common. The column then discusses summer diarrhea from infections and contaminated food, stressing proper cooking and food safety to prevent outbreaks.
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