Deaths Bring War On Plastic Bags
A UPI survey shows more than 40 infant deaths linked to suffocation or self harm by plastic bags. Cases include Donna Clark four months old in Neptune New Jersey and Bridget Seddington three months in Chicago. Authorities urge disposal and stricter controls while industry pursues safer bag designs.
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United Press International
Donna Clark
Neptune
N. J
Bridget Seddington
Chicago
New Rochelle
N. Y
Paul Cohen
Technical Tape Corp
Langdon Williams
Society of the Plastics Industry, Inc
UPI
Eugene L. Lehr
U.S. Public Health Service
St. John's Baptist Names New Pastor from Muncie
Rev. G. R. Mallory, formerly of Union Baptist Church in Muncie, has accepted the pastorate at St. John's Baptist Church here. He studied at Chicago Theological Seminary and holds BTH and BAE degrees. He serves in the National Baptist Convention of America and as a trustee of the Indiana State Convention.
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G. R. Mallory
Muncie
St. John’s Baptist Church
Union Baptist Church
Chicago Theological Seminary
National Baptist Convention of America
Indiana State Convention
Northeastern District Association
Danny Thomas toHeadline Benefit Dinner in Terre Haute
Local THALSAC officials confirm a Sunday benefit dinner featuring Danny Thomas as guest speaker. Tickets are 12.50 per plate with all proceeds to leukemia fight through St Jude Drive. Thomas to be escorted from Milwaukee. ceremony at city hall includes Keys to the City and private reception at Terre Haute House.
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Terre Haute
Danny Thomas
Milwaukee
Thomas
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Joe Malooley
Abraham Azar
Skander Nasser Jr
St. Louis
Shaker
Ralph Tucker
State Line
Tucker
Terre Haute House
St. Jude Drive
Danny
St. Jude's Hospital
Memphis
North Sixth Street
Albert Nasser
Woodrow Corey
Mike Maloof
Mike Ellis
Dick Tanoos
Martha Maloof
Charlene Brown
Rose Maloof
Emiline Watson
Esther Dorsey
Mary Lou Saikley
Helen Corey
Man Misses Flight Plans On Hawaiian Stopover
Richard Fuerst of Manitette Wisconsin intended to fly to Chicago but slept through a gate error in Burbank. He woke in Honolulu and, after a two hour layover, agreed to stay as a guest of the airline before boarding a mainland flight for Chicago.
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Honolulu
Richard Fuerst
Chicago
Burbank
Calif
Fuerst
Marinette
Wis
Nose Drops and the Baby Arm Wrestle
A humorous excerpt describes the fight over nasal drops for infants. The scene humorously contrasts a baby’s fearless exploration of small objects with the dread of nose drops, urging parental resolve amid chaos and risk. The passage cites a Curtis Publishing Co. book and syndication by King Features.
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Simon and Schuster
Curtis Publishing Co., Inc
B. M. Atkinson, Jr
Whitney Darrow, Jr
King Features Syndicate
Pleads Not Guilty to Manslaughter in Fatal Crash
Jeff H. King, 24, Muncie, Indiana, pleads not guilty to manslaughter in a fatal crash near Van Wert Ohio. He had previously pleaded guilty to a traffic count for failing to stop at a junction on U S 127 and Ohio 81, resulting in Isaac Wilcox's death. Bond set at 2500 with grand jury bound over consideration. Judge Harrington fined 50 dollars plus costs and suspended license for a year on the traffic charge.
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van Wert
Ohio
UPI
Jeff H. King
Muncie
U. S. 127
Ohio 81
Here
Isaac Wilcox
Robert Harrington
King
Ohio Highway Patrol
Smith’s Motion For New Trial Turned Down
Greensburg Ind June 10 Former Indiana highway chief Virgil Red Smith will appeal his second highway scandals conviction to the Indiana Supreme Court his attorney said Tuesday night Special Judge Thomas E Garvin denied Smith a retrial in Marion Criminal Court Hamilton represents him in the bribery case Smith is free on bond He faces a one week deadline for an appeal bond with potential custody papers and prison if not filed by June 16
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Greensburg
Ind
Upi
Indiana
Virgil
Red) Smith
Indiana Supreme Court
Frank I. Hamilton
Thomas E. Garvin
Smith
Marion
Indianapolis
Hamilton
Garvin
Highway
Indiana State Prison
Man Sentenced On Bigamy Charge In Wichita
A 28 year old ex convict James W. Farmer received a sentence of up to five years after pleading guilty to bigamy. He wed Miss Katherine Radwanski in Knoxville on January 27 and Miss Elvera Urah in Newton on February 6. The case stemmed from a Fort Wayne woman Miss Zenith Strahm who filed the complaint.
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Wichita
Kan
Fort Wayne
Ind
James W. Farmer
Katherine Radwanski
Alberta
Canada
Knoxville
Man Promises Marriage Woman, Leads to Charges
Canadian bride and Miss Strahm confront postal officials in Knoxville over locating Farmer. Farmer says he learned names of three women and corresponded from a federal prison camp in Montgomery Alabama. He was free on a 2500 dollar bond posted by his second wife Miss Uruh who remained supportive.
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Farmer
Kansas
Montgomery
Ala
Miss Uruh
No Surgery Needed to Heal Swollen Pile Tissues
Claim that Stainless Pazo provides immediate relief from pile symptoms without surgery. Advertises suppositories or ointment, promising pain relief shrinkage of swelling and faster tissue healing in minutes with threefold action. Mentions doctors’ tests and money back guarantee.
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