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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1966
Page
5
Police arrested seven men and a woman in six raids in Rochester, breaking up a bookmaking operation believed to handle at least eight thousand dollars weekly. Detectives said most suspects kept gambling records and authorities charged several with related offenses. Bail ranged from one thousand to two thousand five hundred dollars.
Only 109 women fliers worldwide are entitled to wear the distinctive Whirly Girl gold pin, signifying their status as women helicopter pilots.
A physician offers a no cost 30 day test of a rupture truss promising comfort and support without straps or belts. Readers may request the $4.95 truss by writing to Physicians Applanos Co. at 6963 Koch Bldg Kansas City Missouri 64114. If unsatisfied the truss may be kept while returning the rest of the offer.
Editor's Note outlines that many underachievers need structured plans rather than urging them to study harder. Leslie J Nason argues parents and educators must clear misconceptions and tailor plans to individual problems, since students often cannot diagnose or resolve their own learning deficiencies.
Oakridge report describes fourth grade twins Chris and Tina Qualantone at St. Marys School with matching casts on their left arms after Tina's fall. The story notes the twins, daughters of Army Sgt. and Mrs. Nick Qualantone, were once hard to tell apart but now share the injury as they recover.
Woman asks about automatic inheritance when husband dies intestate. Expert notes minors may receive two thirds of business and siblings one third, house two thirds of husband's share. estate would be handled by state with possible taxes and creditor claims. Legal costs to prepare advice could save about twenty five thousand dollars.
Laura Belle Spilker, age 103, says she simply lives on and attributes it to the Lord's will. She resides near Hillsboro, Ohio with her 74-year-old son Ralph, following the death of her husband Joseph in 1989 one year after their 50th anniversary.
The American Council of Christian Churches plans a protest meeting in Miami Beach if Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey speaks before the National Council of Churches on December 1. The resolution says his speech would violate religious liberty principles.
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