Adlai Wasting No Time In Bid For Nomination
Adlai E Stevenson moves fast in pursuing the Democratic presidential nomination forming the National Stevenson for President Committee. He discusses growing party support at the committee HQ opening and outlines plans to coordinate volunteers and raise funds across states and localities.
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Civil Service Examinations Open for Biology Workers
Civil Service examinations are open for Medical Biology Technicians to work in Washington DC and nearby areas and for Dietetic Internships in Veterans Administration Hospitals nationwide. Otis Black said biology technician pay ranges from 2960 to 4525 dollars yearly and dietetic intern stipends are 2000 dollars. Applicants may obtain qualifications information from Black at the post office building.
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Tibetans Scratching Gold from Earth with Gazelled Horns
A brief note describes Tibetans mining gold in rural terrain using gazelled horn tools. The piece emphasizes traditional methods and the rugged landscape where extraction occurs, highlighting endurance and regional practices.
Healing substance claims to shrink piles and stop itching
Science touts Bio-Dyne as a healing agent for piles with a claim that piles cease to be a problem. A suppository ointment form named Precnaion H is now available with Shawls balk guarantee. Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.
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Arms for survival cited by Sharett and Stevenson call
United Press notes Moshe Sharett states Israel will buy arms from any source if the United States is unavailable, urging readiness to act in a life or death situation. Adlai Stevenson urges youth to engage in politics, arguing democracy requires effort at home as well as abroad.
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GM accused of using economic gun to curb auto parts sales
Washington report cites G. C. Morris, executive director of Automotive Wholesalers of Texas, telling a Senate subcommittee that General Motors is trying to kill competition in auto parts and repair. He says GM is using an economic gun in the stomach to turn its auto agencies into parts wholesalers.
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Khrushchev Slams Geneva Spirit in New Delhi Visit
In New Delhi Khrushchev criticizes Western Allies disarmament plans saying the Geneva spirit gives indigestion to some, while toeing the Indian parliament line on nonalignment and peace. The remark signals Cold War tensions as leaders seek balance between Western arms curbs and Soviet support for nonaligned states.
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Vatican confirms pope vision during illness in 1954
The Vatican press office says a weekly magazine report is accurate that Pope Pius XII saw Jesus Christ during his illness in December 1954. The statement confirms the vision reported by Oggi in its Nov 24 issue.
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Marooned Group To Get Off Today
Texas Tower about 110 miles off Cape Cod hoped to bring the 87 aboard visitors back to the El Sol by late afternoon after hazardous weather delayed plans. The group was hoisted four at a time last Thursday for a three hour inspection before storms forced a stop and the tug sought safety.
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Illinois has only three athletic directors in 60 years
The University of Illinois has had just three athletic directors in six decades George Huff Wendell Wilson and Doug Mills shaping the athletics program across multiple eras and milestones.
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British bishop dies in England at 83
Britain's oldest Roman Catholic bishop Archbishop Thomas Shine died in Whitby from pneumonia at age 83. A native of County Tipperary, Shine served the church in England for decades and was widely respected for his scholarship and service.
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Archbishop Shine Receives Personal Archbishop Title
Ireland reports that Archbishop Shine, bishop of Middlesbrough since 1929, was conferred the personal title of archbishop by Pope Pius XII last February in recognition of his long service to the church.
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