Favorite Sport Of 25 Percent Will Take The Place Of Baseball In U S
Hal Boyle reports on a government survey showing fishing as the nation’s favorite pastime for about 25 percent of men and 9 percent of women. The piece quotes experts estimating 40 million anglers and discusses licenses, demographics, and fish behavior in a broad look at fishing’s rise and its cultural prominence.
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Hal Boyle
Associated Press
New York
U.S
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Nabigian
Blood Pressure Job for Jayne Mansfield
Hollywood reports the Screen Actors Guild held its annual blood bank party with Jayne Mansfield on hand to assist with blood pressure checks. After a time she moved to carrying trays of bottles as actors donated more than 100 pints of blood.
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Hollywood
Screen Actors Guild
Jayne Mansfield
Miss Mansfield
George Otsuka Adopts New Name in District Court
Daizumi Otsuka changes name to George Otsuka in District Court. He tells Judge D B Wood that everyone calls him George and explains the nickname usage during the hearing.
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Dallas
Daizumi Otsuka
George
Aizumi Otsuka
D. B. Wood
Post Office Salvages Air With Truck Engine Cutoff
Buffalo officials reward Michael P Gorman for suggesting turning off delivery trucks at the loading platform to stop exhaust fumes. He receives 12.50 and a certificate of merit for the idea.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Michael P Gorman
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