Oldsters Still Onstage At World Leadership Spotlight
United Press notes aging leaders stretching influence across nations. Churchill at 81 urged heavier leadership while Eden faces pressure. Adenauer nears 80 as Germany rearms. Rhee plans a third term at 80. Paasikivi near 85 considers a renewed term. Haakon VII, 83, remains a steady royal figure despite hip injury.
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Finland
Russia
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Norway
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Sweden
Edgar A Guest Poem on Aging and Youth
A compact verse by Edgar A. Guest on aging and the tension between old ideas and youth. The speaker vows not to be crabby or rigid, acknowledging gray hair and changing times while cherishing laughter, song, and family, and seeking harmony between generations.
New powder paint sets promise mess free fingerpainting
A new children's paint set arrives in powder form that simplifies finger painting. Simply spread the powder on paper and add water to create fingerpaints with minimal mess.
Reuther Sees Gain From AFL CIO Merger
CIO President Walter Reuther told the CIO convention in New York that the AFL CIO merger will unlock widespread opportunities for labor to influence American life. He urged unity beyond convenience, predicting stronger organizing, better congressional and state action, rising living standards, civil liberties and civil rights, and a stand against corruption and intolerance. The merged group is to be approved as the AFL CIO constitution is adopted with minor changes.
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New York
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Walter Reuther
AFL
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Congress of Industrial Organizations
America
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Treatment Rated Of Aid to Older Mental Patients
Boston report on a new drug combo for senile patients shows potential to keep elders at home. Michigan researchers Ferguson and Funderburk say reserpine and methyl phenidylacetate produced active tranquility, improving cooperation and reducing need for hospitalization.
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Lugsaay
Michigan
John T. Ferguson
William H. Funderburk
Traverse City State Hospital
Norway
Rhinoceros Jaw Found in Kazakhstan Fossil
In Moscow a preserved lower jaw of a rhinoceros that lived in Kazakhstan 35 million years ago was revealed by the Academy of Sciences of Kazakhstan. The extinct species, named amindontus, had prior bone fragments uncovered.
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Kazakhstan
Central Asian Soviet Republic
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