Aircraft profits debated as Boeing warns Congress
Boeing President William M. Allen told a House subcommittee that aircraft makers must earn sufficient profits to fund security needs. He defended Boeing's incentive plans, criticized renegotiation gains of 9.9 million, and urged a clear congressional policy on industry profitability and national interest. The hearing continues with Martin Co. witnesses awaited.
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Baby's Tooth Pulled At One Month Stuns Dentists
New York report describes a one month old infant with a fully formed back molar erupting at five weeks. Doctors say such a late process is exceedingly rare and challenge typical dental development timelines observed by specialists.
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New York
Robert Riddie
Clinton Riddle
Child Skull Found in Kentucky Influences Bar Policy
In Kentucky, delegates at a Catlettsburg meeting approved a resolution to include lawyers in the social security program if voluntary coverage fails. Coroner Russell Campton notes this action amid broader ABA discussions on legal discipline and professional coverage.
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Bailouts at 2000 mph predicted by fastest man
Airline research specialist discusses speeds and safety at a banquet for California Hospital medical staff. Lt. Col. John Stapp of Holloman AFB heads a group predicting that bailout and speed tests could reach 2000 mph from 40,000 feet as supersonic flight equipment advances.
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Four Houston men missing on border flight since Feb seventh
An Air Force search for four Houston men missing on a Houston Mexican border flight resumed today after originally beginning February seventh. Officials prepared to set up search operations headquarters in Vera Cruz as the operation extended into a fifth day.
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Kathleen Talks to First Man Alone in Her Life
London reporters describe Kathleen Rutty, a ward of the government since age 22, speaking privately with Lord Goddard after years under a legal order forbidding contact with male persons. She celebrated with champagne as she gained limited freedom.
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Joseph Beck
Death Takes Goldman of Band Fame
Edwin Branko Goldman aged 78 died Tuesday after a brief illness. Regarded as Sousa’s successor, he led the Goldman Band for nearly four decades, delivering open air Central Park concerts and other performances that drew audiences for two generations in New York.
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Hearing Aids Offer Great Power And Value Today
An advertisement touts large power and performance in hearing aids at low prices. It highlights models like Permaphone and Valime Control with noise reduction and premium cases, promising a one day money back guarantee and a one year warranty on service.
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