Rostow Faces Senate Over Soft On Communism Claims
Walt Rostow, 45, State Department counselor and head of policy planning, set for closed Senate Foreign Relations questioning on charges of being soft on communism. Critics link Rostow to Kennedy era policy, while defenders say his views reflect ongoing foreign policy debates within the administration.
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Dems Accused Of Pushing Job Insurance Tickets
In Harrisburg Republican chair George T Bloom alleged that Democrats press Civil Service employees to buy tickets for a fundraising dinner. He said civil service rights forbid mandatory political purchases to keep a job and urged the Civil Service Commission to advise employees accordingly. The commission said a pamphlet explains rights and obligations to Civil Service workers. Photo brief notes a separate obituary column item about Frederick Hill Miserve, a New York photo collector of Abraham Lincoln material, dying in New York.
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Nun Drowns in Delaware Bay Sewer Incident
Police said Sister Mary of Navasivh, about 35, of Chestnut Hill, drowned when walking near an open ice-covered entry in a sewer area of Delaware Bay. Her body was recovered from the bay on the day of the incident.
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Hope For Shaking Palsy Victims With Nitrogen Therapy
A New York neurologist describes using cooled liquid nitrogen injected to target tremor areas in shaking palsy patients. The procedure aims to halt tremors with minimal risk, claiming about one percent death risk. Additional work suggests potential brain tumor applications, though still experimental.
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Sunlight drains protectants for亚洲 chemical work
WashingtonAP A small Army effort pursues chemicals to shield skin from sunlight while soldiers in Southeast Asia work with hazardous substances. A dermatology expert notes skin differences among individuals affect chemical resistance and the need for sun and heat protection as research targets safer substances and gear.
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Court Orders Ole Miss Admit Negro Student Meredith
Court decision compels the University of Mississippi to admit Meredith, amid protests and appeals. Judge Silvestri in the federal case ordered Ole Miss to enroll Meredith for the coming term, noting the impact on graduation and campus integration. Meredith, described as small in stature, faces hostile environment concerns as officials weigh the likelihood of disruption and the university’s compliance steps.
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Television I- Review Hollywood star Backus to host CBS Talent Scout
Television I Review notes Jin Backus as a standout in Hollywood, slated to host a revival of CBS Talent Scout replacing Garry Moore on Tuesday nights starting July 1. Backus, famed for voicing Vir McGoogoo, balances film work, books, and a Holiday Carol adaptation while New York becomes his busy base.
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