Ocean Frontier No 1 Reds Lead US In Ocean Study
The United States may be losing the race to unlock ocean secrets, with Soviet vessels larger and more active, expanding worldwide research. U.S. oceanography lags in funding and ship time, while key institutions Woods Hole Lamont and Scripps push recovery efforts as the Sputnik era of science.
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Everett
Allen
United States
U.s.5.r
Sputnik
America
Standard Times
Soviet Union
West
Henry G. Houghton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Laboratory of Earth Sciences
Russia
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Massachusetts
Columbia University
Lamont Geological Observatory
New York
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
California
Woods Hole
Scripps
Lamont
Navy
Vitjaz
Vema
Mondmosoff
Soviet Institute of Oceanography
Lena
U.S
Housing bill study by James Marlow outlines VA and FNMA roles
ABC on the housing bill explains new VA and FNMA guarantees and buybacks to spur homebuilding. It details loan limits, down payments, and extended VA programs through July 1960, aiming to revive 1958 housing starts amid lender profitability concerns.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
ABC
Congress
FNMA
FHA
Cape
Eisenhower
Federal Housing Administration
The
Veterans Administration
Federal National Mortgage Assn
N Test End Urged Now By Experts
New York experts on CBS See It Now warn of continued nuclear tests. Libby says fallout inland is largely Soviet origin and risk is tolerable. Kimura cites uranium 237 discovery implications. Pauling links fallout to potential leukemia and other deaths, framing a urgent public debate.
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New York
United States
Willard F. Libby
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Libby
ABC
Kenjiro Kimura
Linus Pauling
California Institute of Technology
101-Year-Old Woman Rebounds From Major Surgery
Cambridge resident Mrs. Mary E. Marshall, age 101, returned home after surgery for a ruptured appendix and peritonitis. She celebrated her birthday at Beth Israel Hospital in Boston, having been admitted March 12 and observed her birthday March 16.
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Cambridge
Mass
Mary E. Marshall
Beth Israel Hospital
Boston
Quiz show winner and ad man wed in Pittsburgh borough
Barbara Ann Hall, a 7-A showgirl who won 64 000 on a national quiz show, married New York advertising executive Lucien Verdoux last Saturday in nearby ese Borough. The couple, now living in New York, are the daughter and husband of Ray D Hall of Peters Two.
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Pittsburgh
Washington County
New York
Barbara Ann Hall
Lucien ‘Verdoux
Ese
Ray D.hall
Peters Two
Dallas police limit cars to sixty in second gear
Assistant Police Chief Jess Curry urged Dallas officers to halt reckless starts in patrol cars after discovering burned connecting rods in several 1958 models. He ordered squad cars not to be operated in excess of 60 mph in second gear.
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iSlow
Dallas u-Asst
Jess Curry
Five Million Willard Treatment Sold for Digestive Relief
Five million packages of the Willard Treatment have been sold to relieve symptoms from stomach and duodenal ulcers caused by excess acid. The ad notes various digestive complaints and promotes this home remedy at Central Drug Stores and affiliated outlets including Daugherty's, Neal's, Seerho, and Center Drug Store in Mother City and Clymer.
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Willard
Tessmann
Central Drug Stores, Inc
Daugherty
Clymer
Neal
Seerho Pharmacy
Mother City
Center Drug Store
European tour highlights on set and in towns
Conducted tour across eleven countries visiting theatres casino Brussels fair and gourmet restaurants with sightseeing. Includes tea with an English lord cocktail hour with a French painter and visits to notable movie stars on location. Other tours available.
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Europe
Brussells Fair
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