Schweitzer and Atom Bomb Tests Face Rotary Club
Mark Evans, Metropolitan Broadcasting, cites Dr Albert Schweitzer’s fear that nuclear tests could render children unrecognizable by the sixth generation. Evans, who visited Schweitzer in Gabon, defended Schweitzer’s belief in life enhancement and urged Rotarians to spread his philosophy amid global arms anxiety.
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Lambarene
Africa
Albert Schweitzer
Long Beath Rotary Club
Mark Evans
Metropolitan Broadcasting Corp
New York
Evans
Scandinavia
Schweitzer
African Republic
Gabon
Israel
Egypt
First clear beam bounced off Venus by U S scientists
Scientists at JPL Goldstone tracking station in the Mojave Desert completed a 70 million mile round trip radio signal to Venus on March 10. The transmission was the first to be detected without elaborate analysis, marking a new milestone in planetary radar experiments.
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Pasadena
Venus
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Goldstone
Mojave Desert
Mead's Store for Men Sets Growth of Long Beach Harbor
Mead's Store for Men in downtown Long Beach credits its long term success to three factors advertising product range and service. Curtis Nance manager since 1941 outlines brand names quality in men’s apparel and the store’s customer satisfaction pledge as key drivers in the city’s postwar growth. The piece notes Mead's location next to Humphreys Music Store and its Budget accounts with International and BankAmericard.
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Mead’s Store For Men
Long Beach
Curtis Nance
Independent Press-Telegram
Mead’s
International
Bankamericaid
Mifad's
Store For Men
Humphreys Music
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Artesia Blvd
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Independent Press Telegram
Long Beach Harbor
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Mr. Nance
Mead
Independent Press’Telegram
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Momory
California
America
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Scotland
Fem Eng
Land's Best
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Bankamerigard
Pine Avenue
Geneva
Ian Shi
Cooper
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