Air Boats to Feed Everglades Deer
Deer in the Everglades facing starvation will receive 50 bales of hay and 10 bags of carrots. A caravan of eight air boats will enter the Everglades on Thursday to deliver the relief, aided by Miami clubs that supplied the food.
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Integration Asked in Parks
A federal suit filed in Birmingham on Monday by 16 Black residents seeks desegregation of the city’s parks and recreation facilities. The complaint argues most Negro facilities are poorly equipped and requests a court order preventing park segregation.
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Coin Lockers To Smell Sweet At Grand Central
NEW YORK AP Luggage lockers in Grand Central Terminal will emit a pleasant deodorizer scent each time a coin opens a locker. The firm aims for a fresh outdoorsy aroma that appeals to women, who use about half of all coin operated lockers, says president W Richard May.
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Bishop Foery Collapses in Rochester
Bishop Foery fainted at St Michael's rectory in Rochester while morning. Doctors say fainting likely from exhaustion though no heart issue found. he remains under observation at St Marys Hospital with prognosis a week to two weeks, marking his 22nd anniversary as bishop.
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Austria pays reparations to Soviet Union
Austria has paid more than 100 million dollars in World War II reparations to the Soviet Union, covering about two thirds of its total obligations, the announcement said in Vienna.
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Egg theft linked to beach egg fight confession
John C Grafft aged 17 confessed to police that he and a friend stole two cases of eggs from a delivery truck. He said they divided the eggs and went to the beach to have an egg fight.
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Medaris Leaves Space Agency Post in Controversy
General Medaris resigns as head of the Redstone Arsenal space team amid a policy shift giving the Air Force full control of space projects, drawing criticism from Werner von Braun who warns it could slow U.S. space progress. Defense Secretary McElroy faces decisions on retaining the 2100 Redstone scientists as ARPA pursues the Saturn rocket program.
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Suicide not always crime says Church panel
A Church of England committee urges abolishing laws that treat suicide as a crime arguing many self harm cases reflect crisis rather than sin. It recommends manslaughter charges if one unintentionally kills another while attempting suicide and favors sympathy and psychiatric care over imprisonment.
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Lu Ann Simms’ Husband Dies in Manhattan Home
Loring B. Buzzell, 37, husband and manager of singer Lu Ann Simms, died early today in his Manhattan apartment after apparently suffering a heart attack. Buzzell, a music publisher, married Simms in July 1954. she was then prominent on the Arthur Godfrey show. Simms was fired in 1955 and later returned to nightclubs after giving birth to a daughter.
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Man pleads guilty for 134 mph run on Thruway
John P. Tenebruso, 34, of New York City, pleaded guilty to traveling 115 mph on the State Thruway after claiming he slowed from 134 mph. He said he thought the road was open after passing 60 mph signs. Judge Albano fined him 100 dollars. unpaid fines could run 110 days in jail. In Vienna, Romanian diplomat Cornel Crishnan, aged 35, was found dead in a bathtub. police say death by his own hand amid diplomatic legation ties.
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Zenith Royal 500E pocket radio shines as quality icon
For over four decades Zenith has built radios on a policy of uncompromised quality. The Royal 500E pocket radio is shown as an example of Zeniths dedication to superior design and dependable performance trusted worldwide.
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