Russian heart expert says she needs rest
Chicago dispatch reports Dr Ninathieov and Dr Zhdanova from Moscow say Premier Stalin died of a cerebral hemorrhage from overwork. They discuss Eisenhower illness, diet, and future space effort during six day U of Minnesota study trip. They deny Khrushchev drinking rumors and note language studies.
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Joseph Stalin
Eisenhower
International News Service
Ninathieov
Zhdanova
Paris
NATO
Zola Dorofeeva
Moscow
University of Minnesota
Physiological Hygiene Laboratory
Boston
Dorofeeva
Irene Holoway
University of Chicago
Kremlin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Shopping Rides Free Tokens For Hayward Parking
In Hayward stores, customers receive free tokens to feed meters in city parking lots. Mrs. Jay Sargent from Ida Lane collects a token from sales clerk Mrs. Karl Hosken as Phil White of Grodin's and Hayward Chamber of Commerce Retail Division points out parking lots for use on her Christmas shopping trip.
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Hayward
Jay Sargent
Ida Ln
Arl Hosken
Portsmouth Ave
Phil White
Grodin
Brain Stimulation May Aid Human Mental Illness Treatment
Los Angeles researchers report electrical brain stimulation can be as rewarding to rats as cheese. The study, led by a former UC associate, suggests brain reward circuits in rats could point to new approaches for human mental illness therapy.
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Los Angeles
The
Unisity of California
Denmark studies link brain control to shipping industry
In Copenhagen researchers discuss a reward system of the human brain and suggest potential future methods to influence behavior. The fragment mentions that the shipping industry and medicines may affect livelihood, with references to psychiatric patients and population scales in Denmark.
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Olds
Copenhagen
Sture
Denmark
Businessmen Study Atomic Energy at Belgian Seaside Course
Two week course on atomic energy completed by 250 businessmen from 2% European countries at a seaside resort in Knojske Belgium. Participants studied implications of atomic energy for business and industry.
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Prussels
Knojske
Belgium
Swedish Industry Outlook for 1957 Forecasts 5 Percent Gain
Stockholm reports that Swedish industrial production in the first half of 1957 rose by about five percent from the previous year, according to the Swedish Institute of Economic Research.
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Stockholm
Institute of Economic Research
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
A new healing substance Bio-Dyne reportedly shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows reduction alongside pain relief, with claims sufferers have no longer a problem. The preparation is sold as suppository or ointment under a drugstore name.
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New York, N
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Von Braun Proposes Speed Up of Space Missile Program
A report from Washington states Dr. Wernher von Braun urged accelerating the national space missile program. The proposal envisions a faster timeline for developing the Army's intermediate range missiles and related space efforts.
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von Braun
Washington
INS
Wernher ‘von Braun
Army
Warhead Tests Begin At Special Weapons Center
The Air Force disclosed it has begun testing nuclear warheads for rockets and missiles at its special weapons command near Albuquerque. The tests may include air-to-air rockets and the Falcon system. Kirtland Base noted the weapons directorate develops warheads for ballistic missiles and bomb systems. The Hustler bomber and other aircraft types such as B47, B52, B-57, and B-36 are mentioned as equipped for nuclear capabilities. The piece covers broader Space and missile development concerns including satellite and Jupiter program funding, with experts like Von Braun stressing the need for a high thrust engine to compete in space.
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Air’ Force
Special Weapons Command Directorate
Kirtland Air Force Base
Gren
Russia
Senate
Baeless
Lyndon
B. Johnson
D-Tex
U.S
Braun
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Pentagon-missle
William M.S. Holaday
U S
Navy
von Braun
Pentagon
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John
B. Medaris
Redstone
Huntsville
Ala
von Staun
U. S
America
Measuring Device For Earth's Shape In IGY Program
Washington reports four new instruments improve earth shape measurement. A sea gravimeter using gyroscopes lets surface ships measure gravity previously only logged by submarines. Developed by German Anton Graf of Munich, the device has operated off New York since November 22 as part of IGY activities.
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Washington
Ins
International Geophysical Year
Anton Graf
Munich
New York
IGY
US Missiles Accuracy Seen Above Russia's
Washington scientists debate Soviet missile accuracy after rumors of a third Sputnik failing to orbit. Dr J M Levitt of Philadelphia notes Sputniks E and II show abnormal orbital variations from 140 to 560 miles and 104 to 1086 miles, suggesting firing errors. Other experts expected a third Sputnik this month, while Soviet officials have given no clear timeline.
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Russia
J.M. Levitt
Elf Planetarium
Frankily Institute
Philadelphia
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Levitt
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