Stock Market Reacts To Pacifist Peace Paper
A New York AP report notes a brisk trading session led by rails and industrials after Dr. Herbert Gezork presented a policy paper favoring multilateral disarmament and peace. The Associated Press average rose with 60 stocks up at noon as utilities and building materials showed mixed results.
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Citizens Demand Specialists Should guide general practice shift
In Winston-Salem, a Columbia University physician argued that the public seeks specialists due to media influence, urging doctors to embrace a future where specialization grows while maintaining patient care relevance. He contrasted this trend with the traditional family physician role and warned against abandoning comprehensive care. The stock market mixed, with the Dow up and techs like Zenith and IBM rising slightly.
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Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons
Winston-Salem
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Anaapeesa Weneay
U.S.R
U.S.S.R
Brewster Wallace race seen in Maryland primary results
The article details Maryland Democratic primary dynamics with Brewster leading by margins in Baltimore County and northern districts. It notes a potential shift in unit votes as canvass returns near completion and highlights Wallace's 54 percent turnout among eligible Democrats, alongside party strength in counties, districts, and key bidders for national delegates.
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Cuban broadcasts and North Carolina political notes
The report covers Cuban radio messaging urging mobilization in Oriente Province for defense and production, with health donation appeals and naval maneuvers planned on the northwest coast. In North Carolina, analysis of Democratic strength cites Governor candidates, party unity, and preparations for the state convention while noting Republican weak spots and ongoing fund drives for medical research.
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Big Toes Burned By Power Line In San Antonio
Julian Salazar, 29, suffered minor burns to both big toes after he accidentally brushed a 138000 volt line at a City Public Service Board substation. The contact caused a 20 minute power outage in a large area of San Antonio. Investigators say a steel reinforcement rod touched the line.
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Rockefeller Plans Return as Campaign Swing Heats Up
Rockefeller schedules four days of campaigning this week and five next week, citing Goldwater’s clashes with Eisenhower and party leaders. He points to his Oregon victory over Lodge and Goldwater as proof voters want a GOP of progress and moderation. He warns the party risks splitting if it veers to narrow doctrinaire views. Rockefeller presses a California stop and speaks from Los Angeles on television.
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Cotton Opens With No Trades Registered in New York
In New York today the cotton market opened with no actual trades registered as the session began. Analysts noted little activity and awaited clearer price signals as traders monitored futures and spot cues.
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New York
Biggest, Best, Most Fiendish 4 Feature Horror Show
A vivid promotion for a four film horror package starting Thursday. It touts This Island Earth and credits Jeff Morrow Rex Reason with color cartoons and extra features.
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Jeff Morrow
Rex Reason
William L. Mitchell Dies at 82 Detroit Pioneer of Chrysler
William Ledyard Mitchell 82 a founder of Chrysler Corp in 1925 from Maxwell Motors died Monday at his Detroit home. A Cincinnati native he served as general manager of operations at Chrysler and later chaired the Chrysler Corp of Canada. He retired in 1947.
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William ‘Ledyard Mitchell
Chrysler Corp
Maxwell Motors Corp
Cincinnati
Mitchell
Chrysler
Canada
Hel
Age Limit Is Proposed by Burkhalter for Congress
Rep. Everett G. Burkhalter introduces a constitutional amendment plan to curb the seniority system. The California Democrat would restrict Senate terms to three six-year terms and House terms to five four-year terms, with a maximum age of 70 for elected office. Burkhalter, the oldest new member, says he will retire after one term.
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Everett G. Burkhalter
D-Calif
Burkhalter
Portrait on the Twenty There Is a Water Flea Note
A note explains Andrew Jackson is pictured on the U S 320 bill and corrects a misbelief that the water flea is an insect. The tiny freshwater shellfish measures about one tenth of an inch in length.
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