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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1956
Page
3
Moscow reports a Soviet naval squadron will visit Shanghai next week, signaling ongoing naval diplomacy amid Cold War tensions. The detailed schedule remains unclear, but the visit aims to strengthen maritime ties between the USSR and China.
A seller advertises unlabeled mixed color double peonies at 9 cents per bush with colors including red ruby coral pink and white. The deal requires order placement, mentions delivery costs and postage, and promises unconditional satisfaction or money back from House of Wesley, Dept 148-926 Bloomington Tinole.
Dr. Walter C. Alvarez reports that among 60 bed wetters one quarter showed abnormal brain wave patterns suggesting nervous system defects, with a higher rate among relatives. Separate studies link cigarette smoke tar to cancer in mice and rabbits, while psychiatry experts urge physicians to recognize early mental illness symptoms and treat the whole patient.
The speaker urges general practitioners to adopt straightforward psychiatry used by physicians through the ages. He cites Dean Snyder and the late Dr. T. A. Ross of England as examples of personal advancement through study of mentally disturbed patients.
Negotiations are under way to send several hundred Filipino farm laborers to California farms. The Philippines faces high unemployment and recently reached an agreement with British North Borneo to settle 5 000 Filipinos on plantations there including timber rubber and hemp crops.
A lightning bolt struck Camp Mulhearn near Chester Heights during a heat wave killing 11 year old Joseph Simpson of Stonehurst and injuring seven others. The blaze started in a tree that split and set a tent on fire as 2000 scouts slept nearby. Four minor injuries and one serious burn were reported. The storm ended a three day heat spell across Pennsylvania and nearby states.
Two Japanese ammunition executives reached Manila from Tokyo as part of a tour to sell small arms ammunition to Southeast Asian governments. They aim to supply the Philippine army seeking armsmunitions.
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