French Tourists Say American Food Is Bad
Two French women completing an 18 week 15000 mile U S auto tour say hamburger is overcooked and hotels cheap while food along roads is poor in non big cities. They praise U S hospitality but note Western drivers are wilder and Bermudas or slacks are unfashionable for women. Princess Pauline Murat and Miss Floriane Brossette shared driving and budgets, praising safer law abiding driving though Los Angeles freeways challenged them.
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United States
Pauline Murat
Paris
Miss Brossette
Red Cross
Europe
Africa
Riviera
Bermudas
Miss Murat
Los Angeles
Shop Owner Seeks Damages Over Triple Explosion
J Edwin Brown of 735 Maple avenue filed a lawsuit against Terre Haute Gas Corp seeking 19600 for damages after the Swap Shop at 1600 Lafayette avenue was leveled by a February 6 blast. The suit cites negligence in gas mains inspection and alleges gas escape caused the explosion affecting a four block area.
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Terre Haute Gas Corp
J. Edwin Brown
Maple Avenue
Brown
Lafayette Avenue
Home Packing Co
South Seventeenth Street
Luther Johnson
Cholesterol Fight Urged by Scientist
New York August 1 Dr George E Cox and colleagues at the University of Illinois School of Medicine argue for using cholesterol lowering drugs in animals to reduce egg and milk cholesterol. They note dispute over dietary cholesterol versus liver production and its link to artery hardening.
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New York
George E. Cox
Cox
University of Illinois School of Medicine
Chicago
Kennedy Proclaims American Education Week
President Kennedy proclaims November 10 to 16 as American Education Week urging Americans to learn about the quality of education and opportunities offered by schools colleges and universities. The article notes debates on cholesterol sources and the idea of reducing dietary cholesterol through animal drug treatment.
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Washington
UPD
Kennedy
Cholesterol Level Largely Unchanged by Diet Says Science
A medical review suggests cholesterol levels stay roughly the same despite dietary changes, indicating inherent body regulation. Researchers note individual variation but emphasize that diet alone may not markedly alter cholesterol for most people.
Broadcaster Fern Gable Dies at WOWO and Court Post
Fern Gable known on air as Jane Weston died at Parkview Hospital. She served 12% years as WOWO women’s service director and since 1961 as Allen County girls’ probation officer for the Circuit Court.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Fern Gable
Jane Weston
WOWO
Parkview Hospital
Allen Circuit Court
Bobby Darin Hospitalized After Collapse in New York
Singer Bobby Darin entered Mt Sinai Hospital in Hollywood for several days rest after a collapse during a New York engagement. He will undergo tests for nervous exhaustion as doctors monitor his condition.
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Hollywood
Bobby Darin
Mt. Sinai Hospital
New York
Darin
Opera Star Giuseppina Bonetti Dies at 70 in Salerno
Salerno reports the death of Giuseppina Bonetti a renowned opera singer of the early 20th century at age 70. Bonetti made her lyric debut at 17 in Milan and gained world fame during the first decades of the century.
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Salerno
Italy
Giuseppina Bonetti
Miss Bonetti
Milan
Twelve Points News Roundup From August Festivities
The Twelve Points and Great er North Side Business and Professional Women host a Thursday August 8 picnic at Pete Varda lakeside cottage near Seelyville with covered dish. Locals share travel plans, hospital stays, and community buzz from Varda Electric to Marathon Service Store and Whirlpool prizes.
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