Eisenhower to address world on Western unity and peace
The President plans a nationwide radio broadcast on the Paris diplomatic crisis and broader Western concerns. He will contrast past Geneva optimism with current tensions, urging resolve, conciliation, and unity among Americans and allies.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Winston S. Churchill
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Dow Theory and Market Signals Push Analysts to Watch Dow
Market analysts tracking the Dow Jones industrial average eye the 625 630 resistance as a potential day signal, after previously testing the March law around 590. The Dow Theory links price patterns to market turns, with reversals and signals guiding expectations amid global events and 1960s economic shifts.
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Dow
Wall Street Journal
Dow, Jones & Co
William P. Hamilton
Paris
Finding Teen-age Summer Jobs Seen With Better Outlook
The Labor Department in Washington reports a modestly brighter summer job outlook for high school students though competition will be fierce and hiring favors those willing to move away from home or undertake self employment. About 184 million teens exist nationwide with 800 thousand previously unemployed not in school or military service. The memo calls idle months a social waste but notes persistence and initiative can win local and distant gigs.
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Labor Department
Washington
United States
Philip Stoddard Brown
Police praised for radio patrol at Hoosier Sash fire
Citizens Band Radio Committee members helped control traffic and assist responders at the Hoosier Sash and Door blaze. About 15 volunteers used two way CB units to manage hundreds of cars and thousands of spectators during the incident.
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AHS Students Attending Fifth Annual Science Institute
Anderson High School science students Bill McCarty Bill Harper and Charlene Gillaspy were selected to attend Tadiana University for the five annual High School Science Institute from June 9 to July 2. The program includes basic research demonstrations and lab and field work with top professors. 120 students nationwide were chosen with about 140 more to work in their own research labs later. All expenses are paid by the National Science Foundation and Indiana University.
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Aubrey Harper
Washington Blvd
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Indiana University
Case Records of a Psychologist Dr George W Crane
An article discusses Daniel and David at Indiana University Medical Center exploring thyroid iodine links and goiter science. It compares thyroid metabolism to car throttles and notes iodine’s vital role in thyroxine production and cell growth. It also mentions Dr. Crane’s psychological charts and how to contact Mellor, Indiana for personal advice.
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The Goiter Talk and Global Summit Reflections
The piece blends medical notes on iodine deficiency and cancer with political analysis of Khrushchev and U S summit diplomacy. It links thyroid health to broader questions of public policy while surveying past summit outcomes and diplomacy challenges.
Justices Rule on State Laws Banning Contraceptives
Washington uptline report on the Supreme Court agreeing to hear cases challenging Connecticut and state contraception bans. The term will precede October oral arguments with written opinions to follow. The birth control challenge involves doctors and retailers arguing restrictions infringe constitutional rights.
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Fresh Air Habits Promote Health Says Dr Brady
A reader letter praises Dr Brady and endorses airing rooms for five minutes to improve air quality in cold weather. The note explains fresh air adds humidity, reduces irritation, and boosts immunity, while urging stamped self addressed envelopes for further inquiries.
Indiana aid would exceed tax payments says chamber
The US Chamber of Commerce estimates Indiana would receive 22.66 million for school construction and salaries while paying 19.53 million in taxes under a Senate bill for federal aid. It argues states cannot rely on federal aid and calls the plan a hoax for growing districts needing classrooms.
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Differences Between Galleys and Galleasses in Sea Battles
The galley was unseaworthy and used mainly for cargo and slaves while galleasses were larger ships combining seaworthiness, maneuverability, and armament. One galleass could defeat many galleys, and rowers faced constant danger as the sailors controlled battle risks. The Maltese cross and uniforms marked naval use by the Knights of Malta.
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Malta
Francesco Bressano
Folklore Tales From an American Minute
Folklore by William Wade presents two fables of American origin. A clock taunts a sundial until the sun proves the time, while two boys dispute a walnut and settle the quarrel with shell halves and a kernel as payment. An American Saying notes that setting a good example is rarely forgiven.
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