New Medical Technique Endangers Thermometer
Washington report on thermo graphy using infrared body photographs to detect heat differences between normal and diseased tissue. It could replace the tongue thermometer by revealing hot spots from tumors and cold areas from poor circulation, highlighting early trouble spots before gangrene or acute illness. Dr. Travis Winsor of USC notes the method may detect disease earlier and guide treatment.
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Medical World News
Travis Winsor
University of Southern California
Pro Chinese Split Sparks Communist Party in Switzerland
A pro-Chinese faction breaks away from the Swiss Workers Party to form the Communist Party of Switzerland with HQ in Vevey. They claim Chaplin endorsement which he denies. From Berne, China’s mission fuels European splits as Khrushchev faces Beijing. They foresee more pro-Peking factions in Europe.
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Partei der Arbeit
Communist Party of Switzerland
Vevey
Lake Geneva
Lausanne
Switzerland
Charlie Chaplin
Chaplin
Communist Party of
Berne
China
Europe
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Peking
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Clark County Jail TV Cited in FBI Magazine
Sheriff Ralph Lamb describes Clark County Jail as one of the best in the west in the FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin. The piece details closed circuit TV reducing staffing, saving about 80 000 dollars annually, and two way communications with remote cell doors and escape alarms.
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Clark County
West
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Law Enforcement Bulletin
Ralph Lamb
Lamb
Exhibitors at Fair Seek Respectful Image Over Profit
New York commentary argues World's Fair exhibitors abandon direct sales pitches for a polished image focused on progress and welfare. The piece mocks motivational research as Freud with a dollar sign and notes a push to associate products with prestige rather than economics.
Burglars Drawn To Me In A Series Of Break-ins
A personal memoir recounts repeated burglaries at the narrator's homes including a Washington apartment and a Chesapeake Bay cottage. Items stolen range from cash and jewelry to household goods while a police dog and neighbors fail to deter the intruders. The narrator jokes about a safety conscience and suspects burglars are drawn to him.
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Chesapeake Bay
Washington
Sons of Raffles
Butch
El Paso boot crown jewel named El Rey II
Tony Lama Co. of El Paso, Texas owns El Rey II a $10,000 pair of cowboy boots in finest leather with gold leaf and 110 diamonds 80 rubies and four star sapphires Bert Lama designed them to replace a $5,000 pair that disappeared while on display in Miami The boots now lie in a locked display case with a security guard on duty.
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UPI
Tony Lama Co
el Paso
Tex
Bert Lama
Miami
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