Steps to Survival By Laurie Van Dyke
Richard Eyman and Gene Siders are two Franklin high school boys on civil defense duty. Eyman, a senior skywatcher for the Ground Observer Corps, has logged 132 hours and helps project films while aiding as an assistant Scoutmaster and Red Cross trainee. Siders, a junior, has about 86 hours, serves as a projectionist, and joined via a friend who was a spotter.
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Gene Siders
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Kingston Stadium
Automation limits in hospital care warned by AHA head
Dr. Albert W. Snake of New Haven, president of the American Hospital Association, discounting a plan to automate hospitals said highly individualized patient care cannot be automated. He doubted automation could replace the nurse's back rub.
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Los Angeles
Albert W. Snake
New Haven
Town Rally Rebuilds Hussey Poultry House After Fire
In Frankfort Maine an emergency community raising bee rebuilt Lawrence Husseys destroyed poultry houses in five days. Volunteers gathered with every able bodied man in town to erect a 150 by 24 foot structure in a few hours replacing the loss from a $20000 fire.
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Frankfort
Maine
Lawrence Hussey
Hussey
Don t Give Your Gums Brushoff at Dental Meeting
A dental expert told the Massachusetts Dental Society convention that 60 to 70 percent of teeth are lost not to decay but to gum trouble. Dr Clifford Ochesnbein of Austin Texas urged brushing gums as well as teeth with a downward stroke in the upper jaw and an upward stroke in the lower jaw.
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Boston
Clifford Ochesnbein
Austin
Texas
Massachusetts Dental Society
Puerto Rico prosperity vows by 1975 under Munoz Marin
Gov Luis Munoz Marin touts Puerto Rico’s booming economy with record bank deposits near 357 million dollars and projected treasury income around 1.3 billion this year. He argues tax exemptions lure U S investment and foresees living standards matching the United States by 1975, noting unemployment fall and tourism growth. A stray WIRE SERVICE line previews a TV program featuring reporter Kate Wells on Channel 9.
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United States
Puerto Rico
Munoz Marin
Independentist
U. S
Minos Marin
U.S
Lucky Spades parlor game dispensed by vending machine
Cedar Rapids resident Dale G. Duncan has created Lucky Spades a pocket size game sold via vending machines. Priced at 25 cents with a deluxe plastic edition planned for 2.50, the concept mirrors Tripoli but adds buy mechanics and home play potential with nationwide distribution hoped. Production involves Service Press Igram Press and Cedar Rapids Carton Company with a Chicago firm making the Venda-Game machine.
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Park Avenue SE
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Jpaper
United States
Service Press
Igram Press
Cedar Rapids Carton Company
Chicago
Gazette
Tom Merryman
Kristina
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Dale W
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Melvin
Radiation dangers loom in industry says Johns Hopkins biologist
Prof H Bentley Glass warned at Brookhaven that by 1975 U S reactors could produce long lasting fission products equal to 200 to 400 megaton bombs per year in weapons tests. He urged safe disposal of radioactive waste and noted potential profitable reuse analogous to processed slaughterhouse byproducts.
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N.Y
INS
H. Bentley Glass
Johns Hopkins University
United States
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Glass
Ike poised to name Anderson Treasury secretary amid questions
Washington sources say President Eisenhower will nominate Robert B. Anderson of Texas to lead the Treasury, prompting scrutiny of his ties to a Canadian mining holding company. GOP critics recall past GOP setbacks as they weigh the nomination against potential Dixie Democrat opposition.
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Ruth Montgomery
INS
Ashington
Eisenhower
Texas
Robert B. Anderson
T. Coleman Andrews
Virginia
Internal Revenue
Constitution Party
Ike
Coleman
Washington Dent on Capitol Waters and Dixie Politics
The piece profiles Senate figures like A Willis Robertson and Herman Talmadge, noting Robertson’s wife’s sharp stance on the budget battle and Summerfield’s funding clash. It also sketches Talmadge’s quiet approach, his turnip greens garden in Virginia and Georgia ham business run by his wife Betty, and a fledgling freshman posture in Congress.
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A. Willis Robertson
Senate
Virginia Democrat
Arthur E. Summerfield
Robertson
Dixie
Herman Talmadge
Potomacc
Virginia
Georgia
Southland
Their House Is For the Birds in Carlsbad
Mr and Mrs Gordon A wick of Carlsbad California hired an exterminator to remove about 300 swallows nesting under the house eaves after they built scores of nests in the structure's exterior.
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Carlsbad, Calif
Gordon Awick
Housewife Hurls Bottle at No. 10 Downing Street
May 17 London INS reports Mrs Mab Sayer, 45, ordered to pay five dollars for damaging property after hurling an empty wine bottle at 10 Downing Street in protest of Britain nuclear tests. She told the arresting officer she aimed to show anger at Prime Minister Harold Macmillan.
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Prime Min
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Mab Sayer
No. 10 Downing Street
Britain
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