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Museum's muddle over unwanted mummy in red tape
The Brooklyn Museum holds a decorated ancient Egyptian mummy about 1600 years old, believed to be of a 65 year old man born in Egypt around 300 A D. The museum weighs whether to burn bury or ship it noting death certificates and Health Department permits govern each option. Dr Miltion Helpern may offer a shipping fix but the process remains unresolved.
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Brooklyn Museum
Egypt
John Cooney
Cooney
Milton Helpern
Helpert
Health Department
Helpern
Newspapers Lead In Advertising in 1930s
SUN VALLEY Idaho headline summarizes remarks by W Richard L Jones Jr board chairman of the American Newspaper Publishers Assn Bureau of Advertising. He notes advertisers spent more than 3.235 million dollars on newspaper advertising last year, surpassing radio television magazines and outdoor ads. Jones, president of the Newspaper Printing Corp Tulsa Oklahoma, spoke at the board meeting on Thursday.
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Idaho
Richard L. Jones Jr
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Jones
Newspaper Printing Corp
Tulsa
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Doris Day Ice Cream Eater Of Hollywood Revealed
In a playful interview Doris Day recounts her cross country rail trip from Los Angeles to New York with family and minimal ice cream supplies. She shares life tips from naps after lunch to walking and brief exercise, noting insomnia among actors and her cat composed sleep remedy.
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New York
Doris Day
Los Angeles
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Doris Kapperhoff
Cincinnati
Frank Sinatra
Advertising faith in newspapers as a chosen medium
A speaker extols the matchless efficiency of newspapers for advertising, stating advertisers themselves affirm its value and effectiveness. The remark underscores confidence in print as a prime promotional channel.
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Hoffa asks delay or renewal of rackets probe before convention
Hoffa, Midwest head of the Teamsters, asks the Senate Rackets Committee to renew its public inquiry into his labor career immediately or delay until after the Sept 30 Miami convention. His lawyer cites convention duties and a Sept 23 New York wiretapping case as timing factors.
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Senate Rackets Committee
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Midwest
Teamsters Union
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George Fitzgerald
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D-Arks
Fitzgerald
Robert F. Kennedy
Detroit
Kennedy
Measuring Teams Assess Soviet Clothing Styles in Moscow
Moscow University anthropologists run measurements on thousands of Russians to explain why clothes look terrible. Pravda cites small selections and poor finishing, blaming obsolete machinery and outmoded techniques. It calls for better study of popular demand and regional needs to fix the garment industry.
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Moscow University
Pravda
Communist Party
Soviet Union
State Planning Board
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