AEC Schedules Safety Tests At Atomic Site
The Atomic Energy Commission announced safety tests at a nuclear test site. Navy personnel will handle and store materials as part of the experiments. Officials doubt any offsite effect, noting similar tests were conducted last summer.
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Daisy Day Observance by Blue Star Mothers
Annual Daisy Days will be observed Dec 5 and 6 by Blue Star Mothers of America, Chapter 1. President Mrs Bornlee Tumble announced. Proceeds from flower sales support welfare work.
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Israel Claim Hearing Scheduled Against Soviet Union
Hearings on an Israeli claim for 2,409,000 dollars against the Soviet Union for canceled delivery contracts will begin Wednesday, announced in Mosco w.
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Municipal leaders warn urban costs amid space program threat
Nashville Mayor Ben West told AMA delegates that priorities from urban renewal to housing and sewage projects face drastic cuts if federal funds dwindle. He cited migration and consolidation talks in St Louis Sacramento Cleveland Nashville as cities consider merging to share services and weighty expenses.
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Two septuagenarians win in international card contest
NEW YORK two men in their seventies win prizes in an international greeting card contest. Edward Hopper, 75, of New York, takes first place and 2000 dollars for a watercolor. Charles Sheeler, 74, of Irvington-on-Hudson, N.Y., earns second place and 1000 dollars for a painting in the Hallmark Cards contest in Kansas City, Missouri.
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Hearing loss blamed on sinus trouble ad offers $3 first treatment
An ad from Diagnostic Office in Southern California promotes a method claiming sinus trouble and catarrh cause hearing loss and that many patients regain hearing after the first treatment. The offer includes a first treatment and complete examination for $3, with a ten day withdrawal if no improvement, and contact details in Long Beach and other locations.
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