Advice on Using Electronics for Office Work
A Controls Institute study warns firms to define needs and costs before adopting mechanical brains. Large scale computers cost 500 000 to 600 000 dollars annually to operate, with midrange 125 000 to 200 000 and data prep up to 250 000. Rental can beat purchase on one shift, but purchase may win on larger workloads.
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Controllership Foundation Inc
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Stock Market Mixed Losses Amid Steel and Oil Boom
Active afternoon trading shows the market leaning higher on steel and oil pipe demand with United Aircraft and Republic Steel among gainers. The Associated Press average slipped 20 cents to 177.70 as utilities rose slightly while chemicals oils rails and some manufacturing stocks fell.
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Dow Jones Averages Report
Financial summary shows Dow Jones averages from Bache & Co with closing figures for industrials rails utilities and stocks. Prev close values and volumes are listed with a total volume around 1.8 million.
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Bache & Co
Neen
Class of 1899 Has Reunion at Salt Lake City
Twenty six members of the 1899 Washington elementary class reunited in Salt Lake City yesterday. Prof Benjamin F. Cummings III of Brigham Young University spent two months locating all alumni. One member quipped that those not seen are aging while the rest seem unchanged.
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Salt Lake City
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Benamin F. Cummings
Brigham Young University
Fire crews swiftly quell furniture store fire near station
In Bell Gardens California a passerby entering Los Angeles County fire station no reports a blaze in a furniture store located 50 feet behind the station. Seven county fire companies extinguished the flames.
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Los Angeles County
Kefauver Counsel Succumbs
Rudolph Halley 43 longtime legal figure tied to the Kefauver crime investigations died in Mt. Sinai Hospital after pancreatitis treatment. He chaired the New York City Council and earlier served on Truman War Investigations and as chief counsel for the Kefauver committee. Halley ran for mayor in 1953 and later faced controversy over a Puerto Rican gambling venture.
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Nine Die Violently In State Over Weekend
Associated Press reports nine people were killed in North Carolina over the weekend. Among them were three teens from near Gastonia killed when their car hit a Seaboard work train near Mount Holly. Others included Bloom Walker a 26 year old tree expert stabbed near Ahoskie Bracy Deese his crew mate held in the slaying. A collision near Fletcher claimed Mrs Sarah Singleton and Miss Lillie Mae Hall en route to Greenville to wed. An argument over firewood ended with Jesse Strider shot dead in Asheboro. Night watchman Henry Haywood Gaddis was charged with murder after a building supply yard incident. An automobile struck 73 year old John Wright on NC 305 near Jackson and Bennie Edge 35 overturned after a road mishap near Spring Lake.
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Tony) Lewis
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March of Dimes Names Poster Girl for 1957
New York announces Keg Olsen of Burlington as the 1957 March of Dimes Poster Girl. Air Force Capt. and Arnold Olsen, stricken by polio in 1955, was selected by Basil O'Connor, president of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.
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Basil O'Connor
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Fire injures renter. smoke from blaze found in Providence apartment
Michael Interlandi moved into a new Providence apartment Saturday night. A few hours later firefighters carried him out after he was overcome by smoke from a fire that was not considered serious.
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Michael Interlandi
Return in Budapest Reflects Strikes and Soviet Shift
A Budapest general strike leaves iron and steel works shut with minimal production as workers insist on wages and solidarity. Reports say Russians send 20 infantry divisions to replace Red panzers while Hungarian officials blame Western imperialists for delays and deportations rumor spreads.
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Khrushchev Attacks West in Bitter Tirade
Khrushchev denounces capitalist states claiming peaceful coexistence but warns “we will bury you” as he rebukes Western powers. He comments on Hungary Egypt and Germany urging troop withdrawals and realpolitik while praising Soviet lessons from Egypt amid rising international tensions.
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Twenty Nine Die In Cali Area Plane Crash
A Colombian Aerolinas de Pacífico airliner crashed in mountains west of Cali killing 29 aboard. The North American pilot John Relay and local managers Rafael Barret and his son Guillermo are among the dead.
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Chicago
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Farm counts fall since 1950 surpassing 1890 low
Since 1950, the United States has lost 600000 farms, leaving fewer farms than at any time since 1890. The shift reflects decades of consolidation and changing agricultural practices.
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