Hepatitis linked to raw clams prompts new shellfish warnings
A government epidemiologist warns raw shellfish may spread infectious hepatitis after outbreaks on the Gulf Coast and Atlantic Seaboard traced to contaminated clams. With 40 000 cases in the first half of 1961 and many waters closed, officials seek vaccine within two years and stricter water controls to protect gourmets and clam lovers.
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Atlantic Seaboard
Washington
Raritan Bay
Staten Island
Tottenville
Connecticut
U. S. Public Health Service
New Jersey
Chicago
American Medical Association
United States
Who profits from corporations and how
A U S News & World Report example shows double taxation on dividends. From $100 profit the federal tax takes $52, leaving $48. reinvestment uses about 40 percent, leaving $28.80 for shareholders. After individual taxes a 30 percent bracket yields $21.31 to the shareholder. State taxes add more. A repeal of the dividend exclusion and credit is discussed, with implications for investment and growth.
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U. S. News & World Report
Personal diplomacy judged in Kennedy era
The Industrial News Review argues that personal diplomacy is risky yet necessary, noting Kennedy’s intensive talks with six nations and a hard line toward the Soviet Union. It discusses Berlin as a flashpoint, De Gaulle’s France stance, and the fragile NATO balance with evolving U.S. leadership.
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Industrial News Review
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Soviet Union
Khrushchev
United States
Western Alliance
Cuba
Africa
Latin America
Vietnam
Laos
Middle East
Berlin
Russia
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France
NATO
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Europe
Paris
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Castro Blames U S for Food Shortages in July Speech
Premier Fidel Castro used a radio broadcast to claim U S imperialists are the main obstacle to humanity while urging confidence in Cuba’s four year industrialization plan. He suggested a plot to assassinate him and referenced Soviet trained technicians to help implement development efforts.
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Fidel Castro
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Cuba
Ken
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Santiago
Castro
Ussr
Fidel
UPI
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Ominous Mood of Soviet Diplomacy Signals Tense Times
Washington by Roscoe Drummond assesses Soviet diplomats as overbearing and dismissive as Khrushchev presses for Berlin conflict. Officials warn the mood mirrors Hitler era peril with dangerous potential for a new cold war crisis.
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Khrushchev
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Hitler
Donnie L. Case Shows Lies Promise Social Decline
A psychologist notes chronic lying in 19 year old Donnie L. signals deeper ego hunger and family dynamics. He links fibbing to parental punishment, imitation, and social insecurity, urging early intervention and offering guidance material.
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Mamma
Folklore of Kids Rhymes and Daily Tasks
William Wade presents verses describing children's songs and moral sayings. The text lists rhymes about ten willing servants guiding a child, weekly school songs, and a closing American Saying titled Few could be if all were judged justly.
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Kui
Lucy Long
Jimmie Hook
Guidance for Women's Health by Dr Brady
Dr Brady offers pamphlets on hygiene for girls motherhood and menopause with free copies on stamped self addressed envelopes. He lists four menopausal relief tips including estrogenic injections or hormone intake, plus daily exercise, noting responses will be limited by mail and requests must follow his instructions.
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Clelia Duel Mosher
Stanford University Press
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camim
Beverly Hills
Calif
Traffic hazards at city junction prompt warning markers
Drivers report large trucks backing to the loading dock near the city garage at E 7th Street and Central Avenue block the street and obscure the curve. Weeds near Raible Avenue and W 38th Street corners also force cars into the traffic path, risking accidents.
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Central Ave
Raible Ave
W. 38Th St
Raible
W. 38Th
38Th
U.S. June jobs rise despite higher unemployment
The unemployment rate edged up to 5.6 million in June while total employment reached 68.7 million, a postwar high. Teenagers added 900,000 to jobless totals, with about 1.6 million youths aged 14 to 19 finding some work, and 900,000 long term unemployed.
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United States
Navy
Jobless Claims Decline in Indiana Amid Mixed Trends
Indiana unemployment claims fell by about 1,600 last week despite more filings from newly unemployed. The state’s jobless rate hovered near 6.8 percent as total ongoing claims and extended benefit recipients fluctuated, with long-term claims remaining high and federal extended benefits winding down.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
First Evacuation by Air Rescues 28 Wounded in Nicaragua
Lieut. C F Schilt flying an O2U landed ten times on a rough village street in Quilali Nicaragua and evacuated 28 wounded men. He brought out 18, left 1400 pounds of medical supplies, saving more lives. The second sentence about a lone wolf is not verifiable.
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C. F. Schilt
Quilali
Nicaragua
Mortgage Rates Continue Decline
The Federal Home Loan Bank Board reports ongoing drop in mortgage charges this month, signaling lower costs for home builders and buyers as major savings and loan associations ease rates.
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Asmington
James Ferest
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
82nd Airborne Unit Reunion Opens In Indianapolis
In Indianapolis the 82nd Airborne Division holds its 15th annual reunion with about 500 veterans and 1,800 soldiers on administrative leave. The event honors a “trooper of the year” award to Sgt. Le Glenn, J.E. Lane, 31, of Fayetteville, North Carolina.
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Indianapolis
Sgt
le Glenn
JE. Lane
Fayetteville
N.C
Successful Investing Advice For Home Economics Readers
Reader asks if investing 4000 savings is wise given husband may start own business and family goals. Expert cautions keeping funds in bank for security and emergencies, suggests studying common stocks but delaying actual investment until income is secure. For Vitro Corp stock, analyst notes turnaround potential and recommends holding shares based on recent progress and sector strengths.
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V.K
Vitro Corp
R. K
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