Russian Red China Split Seen As Imminent Shaping Cold War
AP veteran James Marlow argues a Russian Chinese split will alter the balance, drawing Russia closer to the West or forcing new focus on Asia. He notes De Gaulle’s challenges to U S unity and warns that even with a break, world peace seems distant and Western allies face internal strains amid rising nuclear tensions and mutual distrust.
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Russia
Khrushchev
de Gaulle
U.S
Britain
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America
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U.N
Moscow
Coronation Not Always Papal Rite
Vatican notes show coronation customs evolved from medieval practice to formal papal symbolism. Early rites varied with no universal crown, while Nicholas I and Boniface VIII are cited for early crowns and the modern three-tier tiara emerged later. The article links coronation rites to secular powers and discusses a looming US Russia China nuclear test ban context.
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Paul VI
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St. John Lateran
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Vatican
Clement VI
U.S
Morton Sees No Move on Goldwater for 1964
Senator Thruston Morton notes no organized move to block Barry Goldwater the GOP nominee in 1964. He says rising favorite son chatter may aim to curb a protracted GOP primary fight and discusses regional chances, including Michigan Ohio Illinois and Pennsylvania, with New York not essential to victory.
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Thruston Morton
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Mafia Is Blamed for Nine Palermo Deaths
Nine people died in two booby trap explosions in a Palermo suburb over the weekend. The blasts used TNT loaded cars targeting gang rivals. Two garage workers and seven policemen were killed as police suspect rival Mafia factions fight for control. Omerta hinders the investigation.
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Palermo
Sicily
Sculptor Sidney Waugh Dies at 59 in New York
Sculptor and industrial designer Sidney Biehler Waugh, age 59, was found dead of natural causes Sunday in his New York City apartment. The noted artist contributed to sculpture and design in mid century years.
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New York
Sidney Biehler Waugh
Proper Refrigeration Wards Off Food Poisoning Hazards
Urbana report cites University of Illinois extension specialist Jane Myers on keeping foods safe with fridge temperatures near 40 F. She urges prompt refrigeration, avoiding room temperatures beyond three hours, and using covered containers for leftovers. Special care applies to creamed mixes, eggs, mayonnaise, and sandwiches to prevent bacterial growth. Transport perishable items in ice or insulated containers when outdoors.
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Urbana
Jane Myers
University of Illinois Extension Foods and
Two Year Plan For National Anesthetic Study
The department of health education and welfare announced plans for a two year study of anesthetic agents. The National Academy of Sciences National Research Council will conduct it with a 1 650 000 dollar contract from the Public Health Service's National Institute of General Medical Sciences. About 20 hospitals nationwide will participate. The study will cover halothane introduced in 1956 and used in more than half of U S operations with about 10 million patients treated. Surgeon General Luther Terry called halothane one of the safest anesthetics.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
National Academy of Sciences
National Research Council
Public Health Service
National Institute of General Medical Sciences
Luther Terry
Thumb Sucking Cuts Tooth Decay Says Thumb Sucking Cuts Tooth Decay
Chicago report notes finger sucking by children may slow tooth decay. Dr Sidney B Finn of Birmingham cites saliva flow heredity tooth formation and other factors as influencers. He mentions animal studies and spacing of teeth affecting decay rates and highlights dental chemistry.
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Chicago
Sidney B. Finn
Birmingham
Finn
School of Dentistry
University of Alabama
Current Journal of the American Dental Assny
Study Evaluates Halothane Safety Across Hospitals
Earlier reports noted several deaths from liver damage in patients given halothane. Dr Terry said it is not possible to determine if any deaths were linked to the anesthetic. Hospitals for the study will be selected by the academy.
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Terry
Academy
Dulles Says Sex Used in Espionage Across Agencies
Former CIA chief Allen W. Dulles argues sex will always be used in espionage. He discusses the Profumo scandal as more of a vice case, Cuba themes, Soviet missiles, and British security, noting NATO ties and U.S. limits on using sex for information. He concedes Britain’s spies are capable but rarely used in routine checks.
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Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Britain
Dulles
Cuba
Khrushchev
U.S
NATO
MPs urged venereal disease measures for teens
LONDON AP report notes Labor legislator Richard March calls on the government to adopt steps to curb the spread of venereal diseases among British teenagers.
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London
Richard March
Britain
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