Political Chiefs Converge For Congressional Session
Political chiefs and lawmakers gather in Washington for a congressional session amid looming November elections. Key figures include Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson and Sen. Henry M. Jackson with Vice President Richard M. Nixon returning from Hawaii. Republicans warn of possible politicking as Johnson aims to finish existing law bills. Nixon predicts a potential donnybrook but calls for a responsible approach.
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Fluoridation In Baltimore Reduces Decay
Fluoridation of Baltimore's water has cut tooth decay by 75 percent among 6 year olds in a health department report by Dr. Huntington Williams. The survey covers 2,139 children across 20 schools and notes future decay reduction with continued exposure.
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Huntington Williams
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Michaels
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Parked Yacht Causes London Street Obstruction
Police towed an 18 foot yacht found lying on its side in a London suburb after 10 days blocking traffic on Saleot Road. Officers described the brown and white vessel as tidy and valued around 500 pounds. The mystery prompted baffled remarks from the officer on the boat.
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Londont
Ji Saleot
License Reissued to Karl Patrick Baker in Maugansville
The Department of Motor Vehicles announced the reissuance of the driver's license to Karl Patrick Baker of Maugansville. The action confirms the renewed credential and current eligibility status for operating motor vehicles within the state.
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Karl Parick Baker
Maugansville
Why the Roman Empire Held Together So Long
The answer lies in Roman discipline and training. Veterans endured daily repetition and realistic war games. Soldiers carried doubleweighted arms as standard, making ordinary weapons feel light by comparison.
Able Bodied On Welfare Must Work In Baltimore
Baltimore's Department of Public Welfare ruled that able bodied welfare recipients must work. The advisory committee recommended the work plan, affecting mostly men under 50. Welfare rolls range from 300 to 3000 depending on the season, costing $364,000 yearly with half from the city and half from the state. The Welfare Advisory Committee also voted against locating a proposed alcoholic rehabilitation center on City Hospital grounds, reversing its prior stance and accepting a consultant's hospital development recommendation.
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Department of Public Welfare
Welfares Advisory
Leona Gage Denies Mistreating Her Son in Court
Hollywood AP reports Leona Gage pleads innocent to endangering a child's life after a mother-in-law claims she beat five year old David Ennis with a belt. The charge stems from alleged abuse in the household. Gage denies the accusation and maintains her innocence.
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Calif
Leona Gage
USA
David Ennis
Aj Ibelt
Wall smash causes $3000 damage near Middletown
No one hurt in a wall breaking smashup near Middletown as a car driven by Lionel Gene May 23 failed to negotiate a curve. The historic brick house suffered damage over 3000 dollars while Mrs. Paul E. Shank was not injured.
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Gene Ennis
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Nicholas Covacevich
Rutherford B. Tn
Telephone operator falls asleep at switch in Lansing
Police investigated after customers reported no answer at a Lansing telephone answering service. Officers found the operator had simply dozed at the switchboard, and officials said everything was okay.
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Mich
O. K
Labor and Kennedy-Nixon Labor Clash Seen Narrowing
A study notes gray areas in labor management issues between Nixon and Kennedy. Both parties promise better industrial relations. Kennedy aided anti corruption union controls. Nixon backed Taft Hartley and now leans toward pro business shifts.
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Norman Walker
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James P. Mitchell
Magnet Origins and a Simple Trick
A legend says Magnesia stones gave magnets their name after a shepherd noted rocks on a pole. Early navigators used compasses, with magnetism guiding explorers. The piece ends with a simple near-magical trick: hide a magnet under a table to attract a metal, making its position seem to move.
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Magnesia
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