Eisenhower to address free world on Paris crisis impact
The president plans a radio broadcast to discuss the West’s situation following the Paris diplomatic debacle. He will contrast it with Geneva Summit optimism and aims to present a clear case for unity, stressing conciliation and cooperation without propaganda.
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United States
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Nikita S. Khrushchev
Dow Theory signals and market outlook shift
Market analysts debate Dow Jones 30 stock averages testing resistance at 625 to 630 after a period when 590 was seen as the test. The Dow Theory, developed from Hamilton's interpretations, suggests a break above the resistance could yield a buy signal while various external events remain a factor shaping forecasts and sentiment.
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Arres H. Dow
Dow
Wall Street Journal
Dow, Jones & Co
William P. Hamilton
Paris
Finding Teen-age Summer Jobs Outlook Shifts for 1960 Teens
Labor Department in Washington reports a slightly better summer job outlook for high school students than in 1958 and 1959 but warns competition will be keen and start now. Total teenagers reach 18.5 million with 800000 not in school or armed forces unable to find work.
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Labor Department
Washington
United States
Philip Stoddard Brown
Purdue economist warns Indiana farmers face income drop
Purdue University economist Prof. Noah S. Hadley says Indiana farmers will see lower net income over the next three to five years, with feed and livestock prices projected to stay below 1955-58 levels. He expects some farmers to switch careers as large-scale farming grows unlikely in the near term. A separate Purdue report notes modest May gains in corn and soybeans, while wheat prices fall on a bumper 1960 crop.
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Lafayette
Ind
Indiana
Purdue University
Noah
Hadley
Purdue
Decline and Fall of Summit by Khrushchev Described
Roscoe Drummond reports Khrushchev refused to sit with Eisenhower, ending hopes for a Paris summit and likely any future Big Four talks while he remains Soviet Premier. He blames the refusal on conditions he demands, plus past U-2 overflights and anti Western rhetoric.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Lisenhower
United States
U.S.S.R
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Berlin
Khrushchev
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Eisenhower
Mr. K
Kremlin
de Gaulle
Macmillan
Geneva
U.N
Cooperation praised after Hoosier Sash and Door fire
City police and Anderson Citizens Band Radio Committee volunteers aided at the Hoosier Sash and Door blaze. About 15 two way radio members helped manage hundreds of cars and thousands of spectators at the scene.
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Hoosier Sash and Door, Inc
Citizens Band Radio Committee
Anderson
Hartke Backs President On Summit Collapse
Indiana Senator Hartke a Democrat and longtime critic urges all Americans to support the President and his administration despite differences over the conduct of foreign affairs and events before the Summit meeting. He says unity is essential regardless of views on the Summit Sessions.
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Vance Hartke
Indiana
Eisenhower
Sen. Hartke
Anderson High School Students to Attend Indiana Institute
Three AHS science students Bill McCarty Bill Harper and Charlene Gillaspy were selected for the fifth annual High School Science Student Institute at Indiana University from June 19 to July 2. The program, funded by the National Science Foundation, focuses on broad science exposure, research explanations and hands on work. About 120 statewide students were chosen with 40 advancing to paid research lab work for the remainder of the summer.
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Indiana University
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Harold L McCarty
Poplar St
Bill Harper
Aubrey Harper
Washington Blvd
Charlene Gillaspy
Charles Gillaspy
Central Avenue
National Science Foundation
Hungarian Trade Plan Opens Supermarkets in Budapest
In Vienna the Magyar Nemzet reports that Hungarian trade authorities plan to open some stores in Budapest and other cities. The stated reason cites strong demand and interest in power lawn mower products as a driving factor.
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Vienna
Austria
Budapest
Magyar Nemzet
Iodine Deficiency and The Thyroid Link to Cancer Theory
Daniel and David, two medical students at Indiana University Medical Center, discuss how iodine shortage leads to goiter by forcing thyroid cells to multiply. They compare this to cancer and leukemia cell doubling, suggesting soil and ocean supplies of trace chemicals influence cancer risk and urging iodine nutrition and further research.
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Daniel
David
Indiana University Medical Center
Justices To Rule On State Law Banning Contraceptives
The Supreme Court will hear cases challenging Connecticut laws banning contraceptives and prohibiting physicians from prescribing them. It also will review a federal antitrust ruling on Du Pont's non voting GM shares. The term begins next October with oral arguments and later written opinions.
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UPI
Supreme Court
Connecticut
Walter J. la Bay
Chicago
du Pont
General Motors Corp
C. Lee Buxton
Yale Medical School
New Haven
Buxton
du Pont General Motors
la But
Maritime lore on Mayflower, Maltese Knights and galleys
The text notes the Mayflower’s repair during crossing and a widow’s pension for the ship’s services in the Spanish Armada. It covers Knights of Malta uniforms, the cassock with a gibbet-like crucifix, and the Maltese Cross, then contrasts galley and galleass design, crew, and combat use, citing Bressano as inventor. It ends with a paint question about small vessels.
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Christopher Jones
Knights of Malta
Malta
Folklore Fables of Clock and Walnut
Two American fables recount lessons in folly and fairness. A clock mocks a sundial until the sun proves the clock wrong, and two boys settle a walnut dispute by sharing the shell halves while the kernel pays the judge. An American Saying adds that setting a good example is rarely forgiven.
Indiana Aid Would Exceed Tax Payments
The U S Chamber of Commerce listed Indiana as receiving more federal aid for schools than it pays in taxes. Indiana would contribute about 19.5 million dollars and receive roughly 22.7 million for school construction and teachers' salaries. The chamber warned that growing states needing new classrooms would see federal aid as a hoax.
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Indianapolis
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Indiana
Senate
Chamber
Thost
Rubber Exchange Planned in Federation of Malaya
The Government will support establishing a rubber exchange in the Federation of Malaya to organize the market. Malaya is the world’s largest natural rubber producer and the move aims to set up the necessary market structure.
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Rubber Mart
Kuala Lumpur
Federation of Malaya
Federation
Fresh Air Advice From Dr Brady's Health Service
Readers share experiences about airing out homes for five minutes to improve air quality during winter. The letter notes how opening doors and windows reduces stale air, boosts energy, and may lower respiratory infection risk by increasing humidity in heated spaces.
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Eri
Mrs. B. M
Dr. Brady
B.M
Letters to Dr Brady Answering Health Inquiries
Signed letters about personal health and hygiene will be answered only if a stamped self addressed envelope is enclosed. Letters should be brief and in ink. Due to high volume only a few can be answered here. Address Mr William Brady 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills Calif
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Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
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