China Faces Long Road in Chemistry Battle
New York reports China fights a bitter chemistry struggle as it seeks economic independence through dye and chemical production. Domestic output lags far behind needs with fertilizers, sulfuric acid, soda ash, and benzene supplies well below demand. Experts warn the industrial gap remains wide despite growth, while China shifts to self sufficiency in drugs but sees pharmaceutical exports decline.
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China
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U.K
Southeast Asia
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Europe
Hong Kong
Qrina
Shanghai
Alarm Invented To Trap Bandits In Italy
NILAN Italy AP Walter Renchi an architect has invented a radio alarm to trap holdup men A transmitter is worn under a bank cashier jacket with a switch in the waistband By flexing stomach muscles he can trigger a disembodied voice warning Don't make a move The device aims to deter robberies and alert authorities
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Italy
Walter Renchi
Rhine Still Growing As Cargo River
Frankfurt dispatch notes the Rhine remains a major cargo artery with ships from 30 shipping firms and 3,000 owners. Basel to Strasbourg volumes reach millions of tons yearly. Enschede and Rotterdam routes increase to feed iron ore, coal, and refined products, while oil pipelines cut barge crude flows. The Moselle canal project aims to 1500-ton barges by 1963, signaling continued growth and system expansion.
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Local classified notices and contact details in Hayward listings
A distorted newspaper page shows classified advertising and office contact information for The Daily Review in Hayward and surrounding Alameda County towns. It includes manager titles, circulation and subscription rates, and multiple office addresses in Hayward San Leandro Livermore and Pleasanton area.
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Canada Slows After 1959 Boom Amid Slump
Canada faces a slower 1960 as Bank of Nova Scotia notes a downturn in industrial output and exports. Despite a slight employment uptick driven by services, overall demand for capital goods and farm products remains weak. European demand boosts non agricultural shipments, while U.S. activity and uranium shipments constrain exports. Easier capital markets and Alberta gas export plans may support housing, provincial, and municipal spending.
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U.S
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California
Farm Swindle Exposed By Russian Paper
Moscow based Agricultural Life reports that competitive farms near Lyov faye manipulated accounts to declare horse sales as meat. The fraud involved 103 horses sold for 207000 rubles, traced to dishonest purchasing agents.
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Agricultural Life Reports
Lyov
Abnormal Abalone Discovered at Pacific Beach
Abnormal abalone found clinging to a kelp holdfast washed ashore in Pacific Beach. UC Scripps Oceanography tech Leighton notes it lacks normal respiratory apertures, a primitive feature that challenges typical mollusk development. David Evikson calls it a likely mutational anomaly and a rare specimen.
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University of California
Scripps
Institution of Oceanography
Pacific
Pakistani President to Visit West Germany in January
AP reports President Mohammed Ayub Khan of Pakistan will visit West Germany from January 16 to July 23 as a guest for the pavement, staying informally during the stay in Bonn and Berlin.
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Mohammed Ayus Korn
Pakistan
West Germany
Budgeting Time For Better High School Grades In El Monte
El Monte California guidance coach Jack Salyers urges students to budget after school hours with a chart, allocate time for study sports hobbies and reading, train to listen in class, study organized by chapters and headings, read beyond the text, reward hard work, and participate in class discussions to improve grades and success outlined for high school students.
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EL Monte
Calif
Jack Salyers
el Monte Union High
Salyers
Alaska Solon Seeks Funds For Giant Dam
Senator Ernest Gruening advocates a federal push for a giant Rampart Canyon dam on the Yukon River north of Fairbanks. The plan envisions a billion-dollar project creating a 10 000 square mile lake to supply about five million kilowatts, spurring Alaska’s development and easing the high cost of living, with construction potentially taking seven years after funding.
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Millionaire Tax Trial Continues
CARSON CITY AP The fourth week of Millionaire La Vere Redfield's trial on bone tax law will begin Monday. The millionaire, acting as his own attorney, started his defense. Friday Redfield called witnesses to refute government testimony, alleging they suffered from Jonaira's financial maneuvers.
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Museum at Dachau Camp To Become Persecution Memorial
Munich AP reports work begins to convert the Dachau Nazi concentration camp into a memorial for victims of Nazi persecution including a museum and monument as part of a broader remembrance effort.
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Anti Sub War Games Planned In South Atlantic
Buenos Aires reports joint antisubmarine maneuvers planned by Navy units with Argentina Brazil and Uruguay in the South Atlantic. The exercise aims to improve anti-submarine warfare readiness and coordination among the four nations.
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Scully Atlantic
U S Truck Industry Rises With Growth and Tech
New York UPI report notes trucking now accounts for about five percent of national freight and employs seven million people directly. Yale Express System highlights rapid postwar growth, 30 percent annual rise, and 1,230 vehicles with IBM routing, closed circuit TV, and two way radio for efficiency.
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Yale Express System, Inc
Yale Express
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Yale
Eskow
United Press International
IBM
Armed Forces
Eskew
Destructive Plant Viruses Investigated at Berkeley
Berkeley scientist Dilworth Jensen of the University of California leads studies on the Western X disease virus carried by leafhoppers that attacks stone fruits and celery. The work, funded by a 13533 dollar Public Health Service grant, explores virus effects on insect carriers and potential impacts on crop losses and origins of plant diseases.
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U.S. Public Health Service
Jensen
Berkeley
Silence Worship Service at St. Pauls Episcopal Church
In Rigimond Virginia a small Richmond area congregation gathers at St. Pauls Episcopal Church for a sign language worship service led by Rev. J. Jaquelin Ambler. The silent service includes hymns and prayers with signs, and speakers join only when needed. The deaf congregation, dating back over 50 years, merged from St Andrews to St. Pauls eight years ago for central location near the state capitol once attended by Robert E. Lee.
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St. Paul's Episcopal Church
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St. Pauls
Ambler
Mirgitia Theological Seminary
Alexarabia
St. Pat's
St Andrews Episcopal Church
St. Paul's
State Capitol
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Lee
Pacific International Drive Would Link Mexico to Canada
SACRAMENTO AP Robert Bradford state public works director envisions a fast safe drive from Mexico to Canada along a Pacific Coast route through California Oregon and Washington. He noted many miles already exist on the California segment of the planned 1030 mile highway and that motorists can travel it at reduced speeds as improvements proceed.
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Bradford
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Canada
Pacific Coast
California
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Washington
Brown Bradford
Times Square Artist Drude Adorns City Banners
New York artist Hana Drude, a rooftop sign painter for Air Kraft Strauss, creates large scale portraits for Broadway and theater district billboards. He paints directly on building sides, adjusts tones for visibility, and must adapt to wind, scaffolds, and public morals guardians. He has portrayed stars for Spartacus premieres and often references famous actors, though rarely meets them face to face, while noting horses require field study for realism.
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Times Square
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Germany
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Ity Hall
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