Market Shakeup Highlights Taxed Paper Profits and Spending
A columnist notes a week long drop in Dow Jones averages cutting about seven billion dollars in stock values, equaling annual debt interest and farm subsidies. He cites high military spending, steel strikes, and labor rules as causes, warns of overvalued stocks, and urges realism on costs, foreign competition, and defense budgeting.
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Bill to speed Navy officer promotions through early retirements
President Eisenhower signed a bill to accelerate promotions for about 4000 Navy and Marine officers by allowing earlier retirement of senior officers. It targets regular officers affected by wartime expansion, opening vacancies for lieutenant commanders and commanders. Boards will pick officers for early retirement while maintaining 20 years of service minimum.
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Independent frail report from Long Beach event
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Senator Watkins Nominates Indian Claims Official
Washington reports the Senate Interior Committee approved Tuesday the nomination of former Senator Arthur V. Watkins to be an associate commissioner of Indian claims. The nomination moves to the full Senate for final consideration.
Model of Simple Cell Exhibit Illuminates Life’s Building Blocks
A 250000x magnified plastic model of a human cell was unveiled at Los Angeles County General Hospital and to be displayed at Disneyland. The three dimensional sphere shows nuclei, chromosomes, centrosome, mitochondria, Golgi bodies, and ribonucleoprotein with colors and shapes to explain cellular structure and function.
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Singers Arrested on Morals Charge in Cincinnati
Crowds filled Cincinnati Municipal Court on Tuesday to hear a quartet of rock and roll singers accused of morals violations after being linked to escapades in downtown hotels. Judge A. L presided as details emerged about the case and potential penalties.
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Firemen Get Smallpox Shots at Blaze Site
Firefighters at a blaze on the grounds were given smallpox injections as a precaution. The incident involved the Platters and four young women. several people were detained on prostitution charges but released. The fire was quickly extinguished with no serious injuries reported.
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Be Musical Instrument Auction Classified Offer
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Satellite Explorer VI Reaches 26401 Mile Orbit Peak
Nasa reports Explorer VI the paddlewheel satellite travels up to 26401 miles from Earth in its orbit. At its closest approach the 142 pound sphere is 156.6 miles from Earth. The craft completes one orbit in 12 hours 46 minutes and is expected to stay in orbit for over a year.
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Indian Victory Hailed Over California Land Claim
In San Francisco attorney Reginald Foster hailed an Indian Claims Commission ruling that the federal government owes compensation for roughly 65 to 75 million acres of California land to about 36,000 California Indians. Foster said a compromise money settlement could pay next spring if negotiations succeed, with appraisal likely taking years.
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Conference opens on sports aid to professional ability growth
Nearly 250 delegates attended the opening of an international conference in Helsinki. The event addressed sports contributions to improving professional abilities and cultural development, sponsored by UNESCO.
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