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PROVIDENCE, RI. (AP)— Jocy Archer: the New middleweight. was named boxer .f the month and awarded a ranking in the top 18 by World Boxing Association Thursday for his decisive vic- tory over Jose Gonzalez. e World Boxing Association is the new name for the expanded b-udng group formerly known sis the National Boxing Associa~ ton.

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‘ Heavyweight: Champion Floyd Patterson. New York.

l. Sonny Liston, Philadelphia: 2. Ingemar Johansson, Sweden;

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1. Luis Rodriguez, Cubs: 2. Ralph Dupas, New Orleans; 3. Curtis Cokes. Dallas.

Junior Welterweight: Cham- pion, Duilio Lol. Italy.

Lightweight: C h a m p i o n, Carlos Ortiz, New York.

g Vaillant, Cuba: Kenny Lane, Muskegon; 3. Pau- lie Armstead, Los Angeles.

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OTTAWA (CP) — Some 60 strands of tropical beads made up of deadly jequirity beans are believed to be scattered through ‘out the Ottawa area.

Jequirity beans—if thoroughly

ewed and sw owed — can cause death. said Dr. R. A. Lud- wig. director of the Plant Re- search Institute of the Domin- ion experimental farm. How- ever, he said that putting the tropical beans in the mouth or swallowing them without break- ing the seed coat need not be ethal.

Dr. Ludwig said the beans are about half the size of an rdinary pea. Litto of the poison albrin in the centre of the pea penetrates the shell.

The 60 nee aces were among 72 strands brought to Ottawa in August by‘ Len Cousineau, a Miami businessman a brother-in-law of Robert Drys-

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Beads From Deadly Beans Scattered i n Ottawa District

jewelry case of his 19-year-old daughter, Diane.

SOME T0 QUEBEC He said that all but a dozen of the strands of beads were ven away to relatives and friends. Some were sent to rel- atives near Quebec City.

. Cousineau, who bought the beads from a sidewalk ped- dler in Haiti, took a dozen strands with him when he left Ottawa.

Dr. Ludwig said the beans in the strands in the girl’s jewel-

ery case m quirity beans. doubt they were jequirity beans although only a sight compari- son was possible.

The laboratory lacks the equipment to analyze the beans chemically and other officials of the laboratory said they are not

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