Hiroshima survivor Tokio Kawamoto speaks on atomic age fear
The El Dorado Times reports Tokio Kawamoto of Hiroshima and Nagasaki survivors touring the world as goodwill ambassadors. She notes 41 died of radiation in 1963 and 270,000 survivors fear leukemia, urging reflection on nuclear warfare and the United States role.
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Tokio Kawamoto
Hiroshima
Japan
Nagasaki
Tokio
United States
Europe
Soviet Union
Red China
Those Good Old Days Recalled By Old-Timers In America
Boyle's Notebook reflects on pre World War I America with nostalgia for harsh living and pioneer conditions. It notes long work weeks, rudimentary homes without indoor plumbing, coal stoves, hand crank cars, roadside flats, manual laundry, and harsh winters and summers shaping daily life.
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New York
America
Price Trends Check on Wholesale and Consumer Indices
The piece reviews wholesale price stability during the current upswing with fluctuations in commodities. It notes price rises in industrial materials and metals, wage-contract effects, and steady consumer prices overall. Past expansions show larger price moves, but current surplus capacity dampens fluctuations.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Gemini’s first manned flight aimed for late December
Houston officials at the Manned Spacecraft Center now set the first manned Gemini mission for late December this year after previously saying it would be in the last quarter. The spokesman clarified the schedule during a Monday news briefing.
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Houston
Tex
Manned Spacecraft Center
Center
Paragould Women Start Expense Paid Australia Trip
Mrs. Raymond Wheelis and her daughter Dianne age 16 depart Paragould for Australia. They will drive to Memphis to catch a commercial flight with connections to the West Coast for the trip.
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Australia
Paragould, Ark
Raymond Wheelis
Dianne
Paragould
Memphis
Boston Doctor Named AMA President In San Francisco
Dr. Norman A. Welch of Boston becomes the new president of the American Medical Association during ceremonies in San Francisco, succeeding Dr. Edward R. Annis of Miami Florida.
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San Francisco
Norman A. Welch
Boston
American Medical Association
Dr. Welch
Edward R. Annis
Miami
Fla
Rights Bill Echoes Civil War Era Struggles
James Marlow analyzes the current civil rights bill as a renewal of post Civil War efforts. He traces 13th 14th and 15th amendments and 1875 1876 state acts, noting Supreme Court shifts from black codes to school desegregation and later civil rights acts. He warns full protection depends on Congress and the courts.
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James Marlow Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
America
North
Doctor Q A on poison ivy stomatitis and hernia recovery
Dr Wayne G Brandstadt answers reader questions on preventing poison ivy exposure with desensitizing injections, not by mouth tablets. aphthous stomatitis canker sores treatment options. hemoptysis causes and when to seek chest X rays. and post hernia operation recovery guidelines including healing time and lifting limits.
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
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Henry Slesar trades ads for Hitchcock tales and fame
Henry Slesar splits his week between a New York advertising job and writing for Alfred Hitchcock's TV shows. He has sold about 40 stories and scripts, with two or three novels, and has two series ideas under consideration. He finds ideas from everyday remarks, such as an elderly woman in a hotel restaurant muttering about Alice and a derelict house, which inspired The Right Kind of House.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Henry Slesar
Alfred Hitchcock
Slesar
Joan Harrison
Hitchcock
Alice
On This Date in History June 23 1964 Highlights
June 23 1964 marks events from 1683 William Penn treaty with Indians for Pennsylvania to 1963 Kennedy Bonn speech in Germany and CBS signing Barbara Streisand to a 10 year 2 million contract The items span colonial to modern history and notable media milestones.
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Associated Press
William Penn
Pennsylvania
CBS
Barbara Streisand
Georgia Senate Backs Power Shift on Apportionment
The Georgia Legislature approved a resolution urging U.S. senators to strip federal courts of power to decide legislative apportionment cases. After debate the Senate passed the measure 33 to 13 on Monday in Atlanta.
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Atlanta, Ga
Georgia
U.S
Senate
We The Women By Ruth Millett In Rome Parking Rules
The Rome decree allowing 70000 more wives to use the family car all day will turn them into full time chauffeurs. They will drive husbands to work, run errands, and shuttle children, then join clubs and face a clock‑bound, busy day like American women.
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Ruth Millett
Enterprise
Assa
Rome
Saat Ye
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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