Handley Seeks Talks With Steel Officials On Port Boundaries
Indiana Governor Harold Handley plans to meet Bethlehem Steel officials in Indianapolis to discuss Lake Michigan seaport boundaries. He rejects a special session to unfreeze port funds, citing need for Army Engineers approval and federal help for a 10 million dollar breakwater. The talk follows a 1957 authorization of two million for land and ongoing enforcement against free play pinball machines.
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False Teeth Paste Ad Promises Confidence
An old advertisement touts FPASTEETH a non acid alkaline powder to sprinkle on dentures to prevent embarrassing slips and odors. The copy urges buyers to obtain FPASTEETH at drug counters nationwide and claims it prevents plate wobble and sour breath.
Educators Meet on How to Teach Teachers
Lawrence Kansas June 23 educators and critics meet for a four day conference to seek a middle ground on teacher education. Groups include the National Education Assn American Association for the Advancement of Science and others. A national study would set standards for competent teachers and guide recruitment and training.
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Newspaper strike ends after 128 days in San Jose
The San Jose Mercury and News resumed publication after a 124 day strike, the West Coast’s longest newspaper tieup. The paper returned with a 54 page morning edition and an afternoon edition to follow, as contracts were signed by the San Jose Newspaper Guild and the Stereotypers Union.
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Two Sharks Kill Two In Coastal California Waters
June 23 report from Los Angeles describes two large sharks killed off Catalina Island and Balboa Pier. One shark contained a deteriorated man's watch likely stored 24 hours to two weeks. the other was captured after tangling in a net and harpooned.
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Strike Update Ties Pressmen Typographers to Walkout
The strike began February 14 with a walkout by pressmen and stereotypers. Pressmen and typographers had signed agreements earlier in June.
Invite IU Alumni to Regional Rally in Indianapolis
Indiana University Alumni Club of Terre Haute invites officers to a regional conference at 6 30 p m June 26 at Log Cabin Restaurant in Indianapolis. Bloomington participants include Joseph Ricke Robert Stebbins William Rinne Leroy Hull and Robert Dro. Hosts are Robert Freeman and Don Kroger. Additional regional meetings are June 22 Marion June 23 Jasper June 25 La Porte and July 8 Madison.
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Immunization boosters urge tetanus protection
Dr Rundesen warns boosters are needed every three to five years to prevent tetanus. While national cases are low, fatal outcomes remain high for infected individuals. Vaccination starting in infancy with boosters through life is advised, including combined diphtheria-tetanus toxoids for unimmunized or lapse in immunity people.
Diabetes in families raises risk for offspring
Diabetes often runs in families and children of a diabetic parent may inherit a susceptibility. However the inheritance is not guaranteed and many factors influence risk.
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Name is upheld in Milwaukee ballot bid for civil judge
Atty F Ryan Duffy Jr won a legal battle to have his name listed on the ballot for civil judge after a citizen challenged spelling of the candidate’s first name. Milwaukee County Corporation Counsel C Stanley Perry issued the opinion supporting Duffy.
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Starkweather Case Review Denied by U S Supreme Court
Lincoln Neb June 23 Mass killer Charles Starkweather remains hopeful for a court review after the U S Supreme Court denied his appeal. He was convicted in the slaying of Robert Jensen 17 Bennet Neb one of 11 admissions. Caril Ann Fugate 16 accomplice is appealing for a new trial.
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Racing motorists killed in crash near Butler
Two Fort Wayne teenagers were killed in a three car smash up north of Butler Indiana on Monday according to State Police. The crash involved three vehicles and occurred north of the city.
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Youths Race Convertibles Collide on Indiana 1
Two young drivers raced convertibles side by side on Indiana Route 1 when their vehicles collided. Injuries were reported and authorities investigated the incident.
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Stainless Pazo Piles Treatment Ad Claims Quick Relief
An advertisement promotes Stainless Pazo suppositories or ointment for swollen pile tissues. It asserts immediate pain and itching relief, swelling reduction, and tissue healing without surgery, with claims of doctor tests and a triple action approach. It ends with a money back guarantee.
Tragic car crash claims two teens in Fort Wayne area
A three-vehicle crash left two teenagers dead and several injured. Michael DeWayne Gillingham, 18, and Robert Chapin, 16, died after their cars collided with a third auto and crashed into wreckage. Fred MacKendach, 28, and Jerry Chronister, 16, were involved in the aftermath.
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Rambler Owners and Salesmen Tied to AMC Brands
Rambler owners are linked to Rambler salesmen in a pattern noted with AMERICAN MOTORS CORPORATION RAMBLER KELVINATOR METROPOLITAN, highlighting brand connections across AMC products and distributors.
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