Microfilm Advances to Instant Analysis Across Sectors
Microfilm and electronic computers merge to speed retrieval of data from Social Security numbers to hospital case histories and utility records. The Social Security Administration in Baltimore handles 138 million accounts and processes up to 15,000 retirement applications daily, with Miracode offering rapid automated access. Industry players like Remington Rand, Bell Howell, and Xerox drive growth while plans emerge for consumer use in homes.
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General Analine & Film
Photostat Corp
Xerox
General Precision Equipment
Baloney Vexes Phoenix Police
In Phoenix a three year old frustrates officers by insisting his name is Baloney. A desk sergeant asks for a real name, the boy sticks to Baloney, and candy defeats bribes. A separate call asks to find a lost son, with the same Baloney response.
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Population of Formosa Rises in February Report
Formosa says island population ended February at 11,581,214 excluding about 600,000 Nationalist Chinese armed forces men. The total rose by 33,773 during February.
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Taipei
Formosa
U S Missile to West Germany Arrives
West Germany has received its first U S Sergeant missile a fast firing weapon with 75 mile range for conventional or atomic warheads. The transfer follows the Defense Department plan to ship Sergeants to U S Army units in West Germany with U S nuclear warheads under central control.
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Washington
West Germany
U.S
United States
Germany
Defense Department
Birth Rate Declines in February as Deaths Rise
Washington AP reports February births numbered about 314,000, down from 318,000 a year earlier, with the birth rate at 21.8 per thousand and a 3 percent drop in fertility. Deaths rose to a February rate of 11.2 per thousand due to the winter influenza epidemic, signaling a possible higher March death rate.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Birth rate declines deepen in 12 month comparison
The report notes a continuing drop in births with a 12 month cumulative sign indicating a 4.0 percent decline from February 1962 to 1963 and a 2.1 percent decline from 1961 to 1962. It highlights the steady downward trend in the birth rate.
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