Iowa News Dies Reno Iowa Miner Succumbs in Nevada
Simeon W. Smith 65 former general superintendent of mines for Kennecott Copper Corp died in a Reno hospital. Born in Siam Iowa he had lived in Nevada since 1925 and Reno since 1959 survived by his widow Selma two daughters and a son. Burial in Le Claire scheduled Monday.
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GE develops walking truck for rough terrain loads
A six foot legged walking truck is under development by General Electric Research and Development for the Defense Department. The model stands 10 feet by 10 feet and can move up to 5 mph, aiming to carry cargo and troops and serve as a portable artillery mount or ship-to-shore shuttle.
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Overreaction to Corporate News Moves Investors
In a broad analysis, AP notes investors are highly sensitive to corporate news leading to sharp price swings and stop-order cascades. Brokers cite leaks and shifting moods as traders flip from jitters to confidence, then back as macro concerns reemerge.
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Securities and Exchange Commission
Power Struggle Rumors Rift in Peking Leadership
Observers foresee a widening purge as Liu Shao-chi and Chou En-lai vie for influence after Peng Chen’s removal. The era’s health uncertain Mao Zedong looms, with figures like Lin Piao Teng Hsiao-ping and Lo Jiu-ching eyed as potential next targets amid tensions.
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Liu
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Lin Piao
Mao
Teng To
Peking People’s Daily
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Liao Mo-sha
Peking University
Lu Ping
Peng Peiyun
Japanese Travel Series Shot in U S
The Tokyo Broadcasting Co. will film a travel segment in Florida's Everglades Everglades National Park Overseas Highway and Key West. The crew travels on a 43 day U S tour visiting 19 areas for a popular Japanese television series.
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United States
River Flow Reversed by Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal
The Chicago River, once draining into Lake Michigan, saw its course reversed by the construction of the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal, reshaping regional hydrology and urban planning.
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Public backs LBJ NATO stance despite France pullout
A Washington Post poll shows 73 percent oppose De Gaulle’s claim NATO is doomed and 67 percent say Western Europe needs unity against communism as France withdraws. Johnson earns 54 to 46 percent for leadership in Europe while NATO support remains high overall.
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Reserves 2 Beds End to End to Accommodate Unusual Height
Henry Hite, an 8 foot 2 inch man, travels for Wilson meat-packing and asks hotels to place twin beds end to end. He explains the need, recounts family height, a pituitary operation, and his long marriage while sharing humorous hotel and shopping anecdotes.
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Henry Hite
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Wilson
Chicago
Dickinson College bans national fraternities control on pledging
Carlisle Pennsylvania AP reports Dickinson College trustees ban interference by national fraternity and sorority headquarters in pledges. A spokesman says the move aims to prevent racial or religious discrimination in the pledging process.
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Dickinson College
Science Shrinks Piles With New Non Surgical Treatment
New healing substance Bio-Dyne discovered by a world famous research institute shrinks hemorrhoids while stopping itching and relieving pain without surgery. Case after case shows reduction and patients declare piles no longer a problem. Preparation H suppository and ointment are available at drug counters.
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New York, N. Y
Wilder earns 7000 weekly from Hello Dolly rights
New York reports novelist Thornton Wilder, 68, takes 2 percent of gross receipts from the musical Hello Dolly for the rights to its adaptation. He did not work on The Matchmaker revision. Michael Stewart handled that update.
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