AMA opens 107th annual meeting in San Francisco
The 107th Annual Meeting of the American Medical Association opens today in San Francisco. The article traces the caduceus symbol, its Greek roots, and the Hippocratic oath, emphasizing medicine as a blend of science and art and the pledge of physicians to act in patients' best interests. Tomorrow’s feature titled A-B-C OF SAFETY.
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Radio and TV Listings for Decatur Area Schedule
A dense, era style listing outlines morning to late night radio and television programming. Programs include News in Brief, Bandstand, Top Tunes, Night Watch, and various soap operas, game shows, and dramas with local station references and times throughout the day.
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Fulton Lewis, Jr
Eisenhower Sets Example on Accepting Gifts for Aides
President Eisenhower has set the standard for Sherman Adams and others by accepting gifts totaling thousands for personal use. He warned in a news conference that the line between acceptable and improper gifts is unclear, highlighting issues of intent and influence. Critics note the lack of a firm rule may tempt public officials to favor gift-givers. The article also cites Adams' defense of assisting a businessman who sought information, while Eisenhower retains Adams due to his workload. The Arctic is warming, with regional climate moderating by about one degree Fahrenheit in a decade per Canada’s Northern Affairs.
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Eisenhower
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Adams
Kaplan
George Washington
Bernard Goldfine
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Louis Feder
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Austria
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From Arden House to a Global Market Drive for Consumers
A Life magazine sponsored Arden House panel of about 35 economists and marketers urged expanding foreign consumer markets. They argued lifting millions from non consumers would boost U S job prospects and profits while citing stages of postwar policy and the need for stable ongoing aid.
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America
Washington
Air conditioned hair piece promises hurricane proof balding fix
Hal Boyle reports Louis Feder offers a featherweight air conditioned hair piece that is less than an ounce and claimed to be hurricane proof. The invention is described as light and breathable, designed for men facing baldness.
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Fellows
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