AP to Staff 100 for Better Convention View in Coverage
The Associated Press will deploy more than 100 experts to cover the Democratic and Republican conventions in Chicago and San Francisco. Lead reporters, editors, photographers and technicians will deliver round the clock coverage to Winchester Star readers, offering a clear living-room view of the events and a balanced, evaluated narrative as the conventions unfold.
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Artificial Food Colors Flavors Declared Safe
Two FDA scientists say Americans are not in danger from artificial food colors or flavors. A Lehman Nelson report asserts safety requires a long term safety margin of at least 100 times the potential human intake. The study also claims no current US pesticide poses a danger to consumers.
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Read Conscientiously for the Best Seat in the House
Instruction encourages careful, thoughtful reading to gain an advantageous perspective. It emphasizes diligence and attentiveness as the key to understanding events and roles.
Veniremen Called in Week One of Brink's Trial
In Boston Suffolk County Court 400 veniremen were summoned in week one with no juror seated. Judge Forte oversaw the fourth 100 in review. defense challenged 28 and prosecution 2 while 39 were excused for preformed opinions. The trial concerns the January 17 1950 Brink's armed robbery of the Boston Brink's Inc office.
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Suffolk County Court House
Felix Forte
Forte
Suffolk County
Paul T. Smith
Smith
Brink's Inc
First Country to Widespread TV Reception
England led the world with the first regular television transmissions when the British Broadcasting Corporation began daily programs in July 1936. The service ended on September 1, 1939 for World War II, with about 30,000 TV sets in English homes and many orders unfilled.
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United States
P. V.S
British Broadcasting Corporation
Intensive heat drives rescue workers back at Bois du Cazier
Rescue teams strained by extreme heat retreat from a 3 000 foot level corridor in the Bois du Cazier mine. They will focus on fighting the fire as 260 miners remain trapped since Wednesday with 130 workers in the gallery.
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Marcinelle
Belgium
Bois du Cazier
Frightened child falls to death from New York apartment
In New York, a frightened four year old fled to a bathroom to avoid a haircut. He crawled to a window and fell four floors to his death, an accident reported as authorities investigated. The incident involved Roberto Gutierrez, the boy's family awaiting details.
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New York
Roberto Gutierrez
Georgia Soldier Sentenced Ten Years for Joining Reds
Pvt. Gayter L. Turner of Montgomery Georgia was sentenced to 10 years in jail and a dishonorable discharge after pleading guilty to deserting to the Communists and joining an organization advocating violent overthrow of the U S government. He left the 5th Infantry Division in Munich January 31 1955 and crossed into East Germany. Turner surrendered to U S authorities in West Berlin last July 3. The group Turner allegedly joined is composed largely of Western defectors housed by the Communists in Bautzen East Germany.
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Gayter L. Turner
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Turner
Munich
East Germany
Bautzen
Brothers Drown In Farm Pond Near Tappahannock
Essex County tragedy as 17 year old John Lewis Gardner tries to rescue his 9 year old brother Edward after they drown in a farm pond. The two boys were among nine youths accompanying Spottswood Taliaferro and his wife who had brought their son for swimming instruction.
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Essex County
Here
John Lewis Gardner
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