Pharmaco logical warfare warnings from Dr Carmichael
An eminent psychologist notes that brain change techniques could enable authoritarian rule and brain research in the Soviet Union may bring breakthroughs. He warns against Communist brainwashing and urges counter measures before world control is achieved. Local government growth also discussed with state expenditures rising from 12.4 billion in 1946 to 40.2 billion in 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Carmichael
Smithsonian Institute
Carmichael
Soviet Union
Frank Bane
Council of State Governments
Bane
Washington
Japan China talks stumble over recognition bargain
An item notes Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi rejects that collaboration with private Japanese interests equates to recognizing Communist China. China repudiates the claim and hints at hopes to sway Japan through a $196 bribe to secure diplomatic recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
Nobusuke Kishi
Businesemen
Bridge Hazard Near Warren May Be Eliminated
A dangerous stretch of Route 6 west of Warren with two overhead bridges over railroad tracks may be addressed by the state highway department. A Warren delegation including Clifford Johnson Blain Mead and George Geracemos will meet Highway Secretary Lewis M Stevens in Harrisburg to push action. Chamber official Charles Tranter said officials recognize the accident hazards and may start remedies soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
State Highway Department
Starbrick
Lewis M. Stevens
Harrisbore
Clifford Johnson
Warren Area
Candidates Turn To U S Aid Issue and Campaign Fire
The piece notes Stassen’s 1956 attempt to block Nixon’s nomination and his claim of receiving campaign contributions from sources inside and outside Pennsylvania. Furman attacks Leader’s administration as a “super-government” while officials downplay commentary. Unofficial May primary figures show shifts in party registration with Republicans leading Democrats. A separate note condemns a 1957 trade dispute with Japan, urging free world trade and critiquing blackmail tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furman
Leader
Office of Administration
Gov. Leader
Soviet Union
John H. Ferguson
Administration
Joseph M. Barr
Barr
Wyoming County
Corry Daily Briefs From April 21 1938 Highlights
Washington discusses a 4.519 billion dollar lending and spending program while Congress hints at tighter relief funds. In Jamestown two Corry women with fictitious names and three men are arrested for intoxication and disorderly conduct. Junior and Senior classes await the prom. Mrs Stella Reynolds installed as auxiliary president of the VFW. Digging begins on the Tionesta Dam as a 60 ton steam shovel starts the diversion tunnel. Officials host a dinner conference at Hotel Corry with 50 attendees and a turkey dinner. High water delays Columbus Dam repairs. Corry Rod and Gun Club postpones a splash board repair project due to lake levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Corry
Jamestown
Tionesta Dam
Columbus
Allegheny College student dies in Mercer County crash
A Allegheny College student died and five others were injured in a Route 19 auto crash seven miles south of Mercer. Chanwit Wongbuddha 24 a Thai native died at Mercer Hospital from skull injuries. Four injured were college members Miss Mildred Lussier instructor Miss Suuansie Lwsler instructor Amy Kanemitsu student and Philip Waddington 22. Driver Laverne Mosley faces charges for failing to drive on the right side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny College
Meadville
Mercer County
Chanwit Wongbuddha
Thailand
Mercer Cottage Hospital
Mercer
Mildred Ludwig
Allegheny
Suuansie Lwsler
Amy Kanemitsu
Hawaiian Islands
Philip Waddington
Linden Park
N. J
Laverne Mosley
R. D
Volant
Mosley
Foreign Policy Association
Pittsburgh
Lussier
Wongoodtha
Mercer Hospital
Wonzbuldha
Bangkok
Allenheny
Institute of International Elication
Delta ‘Tau Delta
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
City
Pittsburgh Teen Dies After Accident Injuries
John Churjak, 16, of Pittsburgh died yesterday at St Francis Hospital from injuries suffered in an automobile wreck on April 5. Authorities reported the crash occurred near the city and the youth succumbed to his wounds.
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Gar
Pittsburgh
John Churjak
St. Francis Hospital
Industry pushes basic research amid cost cuts in 1950s US
Industry leaders insist long term basic research is rising despite tighter budgets as Washington and universities seek spurred science. Esso's V Murphree cites about 20 percent of his firm's work as basic research with roughly 100 million dollars yearly in U S industrial labs. Stanford Research Institute reports 1957 contracts near 15 million dollars split between government and business and other sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York
Basie
Eisenhower
American Association For the Advancement of Science
V. Murphree
Esso Research and Engineering Co
Stanford Research Institute
Menlo Park
Calif
Corporate research drives long term profits in industry
The article surveys how firms like Du Pont Schering Aveo Salt Institute and Owens-Illinois Glass invest in long term basic research. It notes profits emerging after many years from projects such as polyester film plant hormones herbicides solid state physics and stainless steel components for aerospace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
du Pont
Applied Research
Schering
Salt Institute
Aveo
Wilmington
Mass
Lodge and Shipley
Cincinnati
Owens-Illinois Glass
Toledo
Erie Check Forger Nabbed
Erie detectives arrested Richard W. Gates, 23, on a charge of forgery after a stakeout at a tavern. Investigators said he admitted burglary at Felhelm Lumber Co on April 10 and passed multiple checks at local establishments including a downtown hotel, a bellhop, Holiday Inn and Gents Bar in Erie. He was also charged with burglary in an additional count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mast
George Radaker
Nick Bute
Richard W. Gates
Aant Gates
Felhelm Lumber Co
Gates
Holiday Inn
Gents Bar
Erie
Radaker
Buto
Second Fire In Two Days Hits Clarion PA Garage
A second fire in two days badly damaged the Chapman Auto Parts Co. garage in Clarion Pennsylvania. Fire Chief Paul Wilshire estimated about $200000 in damage to the one story concrete block building noting water shortages hindered efforts. No injuries were reported. The Friday blaze caused about $50000 at the plant operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarion
Chapman Auto Parts Co
Clarion Fie
Paul Wilshire
Talon Union Agree On New Contract
Talon and the International Association of Machinists signed a two year contract with wage hikes and improved holiday and vacation benefits. John Chmura, president of Bride Fastener Lodge 2218, said the improvements will cost Talon about half a million dollars over the period. He refused to disclose individual raise amounts. Spokesman for Talon was not available for comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onsadville
International Association of Machinista
Talon
Tne
John Chmura
Bride Fastener Lodge 2218
Chmura
Talon Man Ment
UF Clinic Planned At Meadville
Final plans for the Pennsylvania United Fund public relations clinics in Meadville were announced by Mrs Consid Strachen chairing the event. More than 100 advance reservations were reported by Community Chest United Fund and various representatives from Mercer Crawford Venango Warren Forest and Erie counties. Mrs Strachen vice president of the United Fund of Western Crawford County will preside at both sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Pennsylvania United Fund
Consid &. Strachen
Community Chest
United Fund
Business
Mercer
Crawford
Vengago
Warren
Forest
Erie
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Stella Reynolds
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West Washington Street
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Lee Tire Company
Atlantic Refining Company
Business Mirror
E. Crosby Bush
Main St
Dial
Siyscraper
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Clarion Alario ™ Pa
Clarion, Newspapers Inc
Slocum’s Electronics
South Center St
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