In Their Laughter Lies Hope India’s Children Reflect Crisis
AP reports on India’s 480 million children facing malnutrition and scarce jobs. In Kerala a 7 year old labors in rock quarries while families near the Arabian Sea struggle with hunger and disease. Officials note 50 million Indian children in primary school, many never entering a classroom. International aid and foreign governments strive to help as a developing food crisis grows.
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Bell legacy drives Southwestern Bell innovation
The text recalls Alexander Graham Bell’s contributions after his 1876 invention and ties them to Southwestern Bell’s ongoing efforts. It highlights early phonograph, iceberg echo locating ideas, and later air conditioning and iron lung as part of a long stream of invention. It notes 46 years of active life and the company’s push to continually improve telephone service with new products and technologies.
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More for Tobacco Than Hospital Care
AMA News reports Americans spend more on tobacco than hospital care, with $14.8 billion for tobacco and cosmetics and toiletries vs $14.4 billion for physicians and hospitals, per U.S. Department of Commerce figures.
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AMA News
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Morning ride on a Pie Town ranch reveals quiet magic
Mrs. LM Bolton recalls dawn on a west central New Mexico ranch near Pie Town. She describes silence, wind in pines, snowbird twitter, hawk high on a pine snag, animal tracks in snow and mud, hills misting at sunrise, and the welcome glow of a cook stove. Also note NL home run leaders in 1965: Mathews 32, Aaron 32, Jones 31, Torre 27, Alou 23, Oliver 20+.
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Stock Market Drop Shows Little Confidence Hit
New York AP reports the May stock decline dented confidence but signs point to a cautious economy. Consumers bought more in February than January while business plans push inventory gains but at restrained rates. Manufacturers expect continuing but moderate stock buildup, with fears of overheating easing as inventories stay controlled.
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