Viet Nam War Boosts South Korea Economy
South Korea's economy shows signs of self-sufficiency aided by increased exports and a surge in demand from South Vietnam. The nation plans to send 2000 non combat troops and expects up to 86 million dollars in sales of steel, textiles, cement, and flour, alongside record rice harvests and growing cement and power capacity. Unemployment remains high in Seoul as imports still outpace exports.
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Doctor Predicts Diagnosis By Computer
Burlington brief on University of Vermont pathology professor Rex Couch foreseeing computer aided diagnosis. He envisions small town doctors sending questions via Teletype to Mary Fletcher Hospital and receiving rapid answers from a central processing facility. Couch notes the system would use data from hundreds of similar cases to guide diagnoses despite lacking bedside manner.
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Report of condition First National Bank of North Bennington
Bank shows total assets and capital as of December 31 1964 with totals for liabilities and capital at 9 828 140 99. Arthur E Wickenden as cashier signs declaration of truth and directors Frederick H Welling S Whitney Dickey Hall W Cushman attest to accuracy of the report.
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Selma Nazi charge dismissed by Alabama judge
In Selma Alabama a municipal court judge dismissed charges against a member of the American Nazi party who wore blackface to harass Negroes during integration tensions. Judge Edgar Russell postponed actions against Rockwell Dutton and Robinson and observers gathered as Negroes pressed at the county voter registration office amid civil rights unrest.
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White House Beagle Him Gets Public Glance At Bergstrom
Washington notes describe the first dog Him the beagle accompanying President Johnson on a trip. Heroic attention follows Her’s death last November and Him’s longing for companionship after his sister’s loss. Johnson has publicly and privately showered Him with affection to prevent loneliness. The beagle’s appearance at Bergstrom Air Force Base marked a rare moment of canine liaison with the presidency.
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