Dieting Program Cuts 600 Pounds From Man
Hap py Humphrey known as William J. Cobb once weighed 802 pounds. After joining the Medical College of Georgia dieting study in 1963 he lost about 600 pounds. The subject described improved mobility and sleep and noted eating a single daily meal during part of the cycle.
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Augusta
Happy Humphrey
Happy
William J. Cobb
Tling
Macon
Cobb
Medical College of Georgia
Wayne WY. Greenberg
Humphrey
Lost Girl Dies Near Home in Arizona Desert
Cheryl Ebeling, 19, died of dehydration after her husband Richard, 26, by car stalled in sand southeast of Phoenix. They hiked for water under a 105 degree sun. her body was found near Osberg after a long desert search by about 50 officers.
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Chandler
Ariz
Cheryl
Ebeling
Richard
Phoenix
Osberg
Storms Diminish Across Midwest and South
Severe thunderstorms that swept seven Midwestern states weakened overnight with morning activity limited to parts of Wisconsin and northern Michigan. Dry in much of the nation. Thunder showers from Virginia to Texas ended. Maine to Texas cleared. Heaviest rainfall centered on Springfield South Carolina. Meadow mice reproduce rapidly with up to 17 litters yearly, each with five young.
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Midwest
Wisconsin
Michigan
Virginia
Texas
Maine
Springfield
South Carolina
Iowa
Minnesota
Actress Kashfi Convicted of Battery Against Officer
A jury found actress Anna Kashfi guilty of battery for slapping Sgt. E H Hall during a December court order custody dispute with ex husband Marlon Brando. Sentencing set for Monday. The article notes the Smithsonian Institution was founded August 10, 1846.
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Los Angeles
Anna Kashfi
Miss Kashfi
E.H. Hall
Marlon Brando
Ex-Brazil President Kubitschek Hints Return on Tour
Former Brazilian leader Jus tin Kubitschek, exiled in Paris for 13 months, told a Cleveland news conference that Brazilians are awaiting his return. He is on a lecture and tour, saying Brazil’s return is imminent.
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Cleveland
Justino Kubitschek
Brazil
Paris
Kubitschek
Brazail
Minent
Illinois Latest State to Allow Teachers to Spank Pupils
Illinois becomes the latest state to permit spankings in schools when Gov. Otto Kerner signed a bill allowing teachers to use corporal punishment to discipline unruly pupils. The measure aims to deter harassment suits and ease classroom discipline amid legal debates over reasonable force.
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Illinois
California
Georgia
Kansas
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
New York
Otto Kerner
Kerner
California Board of Education
New York City
Tramp Steamer to Be Honeymoon Cruiser for Captain and Bride
Captain Dimadiros Damaskos of Volos Greece and Miss Sonnia Moreno of Guayaquil Ecuador plan a 45 day cruise on the Ocean Ranger from Boston to Japan with a scrap metal cargo. The ship’s captain will treat his quarters as the bridal suite as Sonnia, aged 17, joins him aboard after a 14 month romance begun in April 1964.
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Boston
Ocean Ranger
Dimadiros -Damaskos
Volos
Greece
Sonnia Moreno
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Damaskos
Japan
Sonnia
Savona
Italy
West Virginia General Contractors Meet Opens
Governor Hulet Smith was slated to address the annual midsummer meeting of the West Virginia Association of General Contractors in White Sulphur Springs. The event began today with members gathered to discuss industry issues and construction policy.
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Atlanta Constitution
Wres
Greenberg
Smithsonian Institution
U.S
W. Ebert
BUICK
Winchester
Goodyear
Ford
Plymouth
Chevrolet
Tafsyn
Goodyear Auto
Ae Aredaed Sgsina
Millwood Aves
Cadillac
Oldsmobile
Chrysler
Lincoln
Tter
Canada
Lion
RSE
Carver
Old Berryville, Va
Johnny
Bride
Salinas
Pacific
Albounder
Brookline
Beremards
Costello Co
James Jacobs
Moreno
Moreno Into Marrying Me,”’ Damaskos
Raul Moreno
imber-Odge
H.T.L. A
Dick A. Richards
Northern Virginia Distributors Timberaaodge Building
Rt. 7
East Leesburg
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