United States plans defenses against ICBM and IRBM threats
General Earle E. Partridge, commander of the North American Air Defense Command, said the United States will have defenses against intercontinental and intermediate range missiles before 1965. He noted no current ICBM or IRBM defense exists and described ongoing joint anti missile and detection projects, with eventual centralized control.
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Norfolk
United States
Earle E. Partridge
North American Air Defense Command
Partridge
Third Air Defense Artillery Group
Army
Air Force
Howe Rupture Shield Method Demonstrations Planned
Indiana expert Howe will demonstrate his rupture treatment in three locations. He will be at Gen McArthur Narrows Tuesday June 24 from 9 to 12, West Virginian Hotel Bluefield 2 to 6, and Carter Hotel Welch Wednesday June 25 from 9 to 12. He promises rapid openings with no leg strap and can be worn while bathing.
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Indianapolis
Gen. Mcarthur
Narrows
West Virginian
Bluefield
Carter Hotel
Welch
Howe
First
Osekland
City
Indiana
Missile Group Leaves Country Bound for West Germany
The 40th Field Artillery Missile Group, first Redstone missile unit to deploy to western Europe, sailed from Norfolk aboard the Upshur for duty in West Germany. An Army band from Fort Eustis played Anchors Aweigh as soldiers traveled by special train from Huntsville near Redstone Arsenal, where they trained on Redstone missiles with ranges over 200 miles and nuclear warhead capability, boosting Western European ground forces.
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Norfolk
40Th Field Artillery Missile Group
Western Europe
Upshur
West Germany
Eustis
Huntsville
Ala
Redstone Arsenal
Riley and Gillis Start Dance Lessons on Channel 6
Peg and Honeybee insist Riley and Gillis take dancing lessons to attend club parties in The Life of Riley episode Look Peg Im Dancing Tonight at 8 30 on WHIS TV. The plan backfires as young teachers prove beautiful and captivating.
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Peg
Honeybee
Riley
Gillis
Whis-Tv
Gillis Sake
Hypnosis in Medicine Gains Ground in Dentistry
Hypnosis is praised as a safe adjunct in dental care to reduce pain and fear. A Miami dentist notes about 5 to 10 percent of patients choose hypnotic aid, with benefits including minimal bleeding and faster, calmer procedures. Some children require multiple sessions, and medical groups endorse hypnosis though time concerns remain.
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Miami
Fla
Aaron A. Moss
Plainfield
N. J
American Dental Assn
Moss
American Society For Psychosomatic Dentistry
American Medical Association
Abingdon Man Named Associate Professor At E H College
Emory and Henry College president Dr. Earl G. Hunt Jr. announced Wayne E. Stamper of Abingdon Virginia was appointed associate professor of chemistry for the summer session. Stamper, a 1958 Emory and Henry graduate with an MS from Vanderbilt, will take a leave next year to finish his PhD and return in 1959. He is a former ACS award recipient, Sigma XI member, and has taught at Emory and Henry and Vanderbilt. He is married to Joan Mix and will reside in Emory for the summer.
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Earl G. Hunt Jr
Emory and Henry College
Wayne E. Stamper
Abingdon
Stamper
Emory and Henry
Vanderbilt Univeristy
Vanderbilt
American Chemical Society
Emory
Henry
Sigma XI
Joan Mix
Masonic Graveside Rites For Miller
The Masonic Lodge will meet at 1 p.m. Saturday to conduct graveside rites for Brother Charles E. Miller. Miller served as lodge secretary and was a past master. Also noted: old hens require about one third more feed than pullets to produce a dozen eggs.
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Masonic Lodge
Charles E. Miller
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