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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1956
Page
4
Sultry air flows north from the Gulf into the southeast while a northern New York low pressure system pulls warm air into the northeast. A plains front combines with a low to trigger scattered thunderstorms west to the Rockies, and a stationary front across the eastern half provokes storms in the southeast.
New York June 24 A chain store official described how an Italian Communist newspaper softened its stance on U S style supermarkets after coverage by International Congress on Food leaders. Lansing P Shield president of the International Assn. of Chain Stores and Grand Union Co. chief, noted Italians praised a model grocery shift from shunning to approval.
The Piasecki Aircraft Corp. has been awarded a U S Navy contract to build an experimental unmanned lift aircraft named the Sea Bat. President Frank N. Piasecki said the compact vehicle can be stored aboard small ships or submarines and controlled from shipboard or land bases. The Sea Bat is described as able to hover near the sea surface and dart in any direction, tackling hazardous missions beyond current aircraft or helicopters.
A diesel special carrying railroad workers collided with a scheduled passenger train near Dortmund Station today. Two holiday travelers died and 140 were injured, 20 severely. No one aboard the Ut War train was hurt.
The Ford Foundation announced 21 mental health research grants totaling 65.8 million dollars over five years from a 15 million dollar May 1985 appropriation. Grants support personality dynamics, biological and somatic issues, children’s disorders, therapy, and community aspects across 23 proposals to institutions including Austen Riggs, UC Berkeley, UCLA, CALTECH, Chestnut Lodge, University of Chicago, Cornell, Johns Hopkins, Mass General, Menninger, University of Michigan, Minnesota, Mount Sinai LA, NYSPI, NYU, Roscoe B. Jackson Lab, Stanford, SUNY, Worcester Foundation, and Yerkes Primate Lab. A separate grant of 3.68 million funds psychiatry research personnel. The London Mental Health Research Fund received 210 thousand for UK work.
United Nations FAO reports in 1956 global farmers face reduced purchasing power while food costs rise for hungry populations. Production climbs with population, yet per capita output in less developed regions remains below prewar levels. Pricing falls, marketing costs rise, and surplus production concentrates in the dollar area, threatening economic stability.
FASTEETH powder sprinkles on upper or lower plates to prevent sliding or rocking. It claims to hold teeth tighter without guniness taste or pastry feel. The product is alkaline and does not sour, promising odor control and fresher breath. Available at drug counters.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions improving diet by making produce available to low income consumers through economic and technical means and by teaching processing methods to raise nutritive value. No clear event, date, or entities identified.
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