Branding Mark On Rattlers Sparks Scientific Study In Arizona
Desert trekker researchers detail an Arizona State College project by Arthur E. Damman to tattoo rattlesnakes with numbers and mark dens with matching numbers. The aim is to test a possible homing instinct, with years of field work near Phoenix and venom collection for serum. Damman notes the work is novel and unchallenged in this specialty. In Tokyo, Japan seeks continued US military aid for two more years, per defense agency director general Shigejiro Tino to the Cabinet.
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Tempe
Ariz
Arizona
Arthur E. Damman
Poisonous Animals Research Laboratory
Arizona State College
Damman
Phoenix
Dammann
Tokyo
Japan
Tvo
Shigejiro Tino
Defense Agency
Hollywood Highlights of Kingston Trio rise in teen music boom
Hollywood reports the Kingston Trio Dave Guard Bob Shane and Nick Reynolds performing at Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles before 6000 fans. They explain Dooley’s hit propelled them, selling about 1.1 million records in the U S and similar in England as they discuss teen market appeal and origins in Honolulu Coronado and Palo Alto.
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Hollywood
Tom Dowley
Los Angelés
Shrine Auditorium
Jlo
Dave Guard
Bob Shane
Nick Reynolds
Kingston ‘Trin
Gott
Dooley
Dave
Bob
Honolulu
Nick
Coronado
Kingstons
Guard
Kingstonian
England
Palo
44 Sewage Plants Built In 1958 in Pennsylvania
State Secretary of Health L Wilbur announces 44 new sewage treatment plants and 24 industrial waste plants completed in Pennsylvania in 1958. He notes progress of the clean streams program and warns municipalities and industries that enforcement will continue to abate pollution. The year includes 7 new sewage plants and 19 industrial waste plants under construction, with 2,000 inspections conducted to uncover illegal discharges.
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Dr & L. Wilbur
Sanitary Water Board
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Wwilbar
Hitunnicipalities
Indu Iie
Nave
Teen-aimed folk trio rises from campus gigs to best seller
Dave at Stanford and Bob and Nick at Menlo College, all business students and Hawaii friends, formed a folk act that evolved from ukuleles to guitars and banjos. Publicist Frank Werber connected them with San Francisco labels, they played in Chicago and New York, signed with Capitol Records a year later, and produced a best selling album. Next examines how teen age music shaped the record industry.
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Allo
Dave
Stanford University
Bob
Nick
Menlo College
Hawaii
San Francisco
Frank Werber
Chicago
New York
Capitol Record
State Farmers Fatten Fewer Beef Cattle This Winter
Pennsylvania farmers fatten the smallest beef cattle herd since 1945 with about 17 000 head on feed on January 1 per a State Crop Reporting Service survey. Nearly half are expected to be sold in the next three months with 14 000 in January 15 000 in February and 12 000 in March. Strong corn crop and abundant hay support feed supplies though replacement costs are high and margins narrow.
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Hannispum
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Commonwealth
Students Interest In Science Aided By Community Program
New York reports scientists nationwide can boost student interest in science via community programs. The Princeton Area Science Education Committee leads local efforts with industry partners, a speakers bureau, plant tours, teacher seminars, curricula advisory work, equipment exchanges, summer observation jobs, and career guidance for students.
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New York
Princeton Area Science Education Committee
New Jersey Board of Education
Princeton
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