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Dream of Financial Security Through Herald American Contest
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Altering of coins leads to federal charges in Texas
Federal charges accuse Glene Whitley and John Baker of possessing and altering coins to create collector items. Both men were ordered held on $2,000 bond with a full hearing set for the following Tuesday in 1914. Secret Service notes the altered coins once sold for about $189 to dealers and new collectors.
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Lindsay Signs New York Air Pollution Law
Mayor John V. Lindsay signed what experts call the toughest air pollution measure in the nation. The law bans incinerators in new buildings and burning of soft coal for heating after two years, phases sulfur reductions in coal and residual oil for power plants, and lowers fuel sulfur content.
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Baker's Brother Arrested After Nude Tree Climb
Charles N. Baker, 25, brother of ex Senate aide Bobby Baker and an executive at Serve-U Corp, was arrested in Los Angeles after police found him nude in a tree. He claimed to have taken LSD and said he wanted to climb the tree. He was booked on suspicion of prowling.
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Trucker Hurts in Bomb Blast Incident
A truck driver sustained injuries in a bomb blast and lives at 729 47th Street. Police and investigators are detailing the incident and scene as they pursue leads.
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Only survivor of cancer test goes back for more
Centreville Michigan AP Larry Rink 21 a pregnant wife and an amputated leg is the sole survivor among four men in an experimental cancer treatment begun last March Thomas E Welker 21 died recently in Conrad Montana others Robert F Allen 29 Tucson Arizona and Harry T Griffin 63 Flourtown Pennsylvania died earlier Doctors at Roswell Park Memorial Institute Buffalo NY exchanged cancerous tissue between Walker and Rink to spur resistance Rink plans another transplant with a different partner and says doctors report improving X rays and he remains hopeful despite the loss of Welker and others
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Seneca Nation dedicates modern Jimerson Town Longhouse
The Seneca Indian Nation Council dedicated a $595000 modern longhouse at Jimerson town on the Allegany Reservation near Salamanca New York. The building with offices recreation and council chamber is named for Rep James A Haley and follows their relocation after the Kinzua Dam flooding that displaced thousands and led to a $16 million U S settlement used for housing and new community structures. Haley called the facility a space age Indian Longhouse and said it will serve traditional and modern functions.
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Tornado Strikes Sparse Area in Agrigento Sicily
A tornado like windstorm flattened trees power lines and several farm houses in a sparsely populated area in Agrigento Sicily on Saturday. No casualties were reported in the six miles long and one third mile wide region.
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Mother and four children die in Wilmington fire
A Wilmington mother Helen Curto and her four children Reba 7 Elizabeth 9 Julia 11 and John 12 died in a split level fire believed set by the woman. Investigators found notes inside the house and the mother fought rescuers on the roof before perishing. The family had moved into the $20 000 home weeks earlier while her husband worked for the Army Times.
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