Israel faces policy split as Sharett contends
In Tel Aviv a widening rift emerges after Moshe Sharett resigns as foreign minister amid a debate within Mapai over Israel’s approach to Arab neighbors. Golda Myerson’s possible appointment and Ben-Gurion’s Defense stance highlight a leadership struggle challenging the cabinet.
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Rainfall Tied to Meteor Showers Says Scientist
Australian scientist Dr. E G Bowen reports in Nature that minute meteoritic dust may seed raindrops, linking peak rainfall to meteor swarms. He notes rainfall tends to rise about 30 days after showers like Giacobinids Orionids Taurids Leonids Bielids, based on 60 years of rainfall data from 500 weather stations.
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Columbia U Awarded Ford Foundation Grant
Columbia University in New York announced Sunday it received a 1,275,000 Ford Foundation grant to support research and training of specialists in international affairs. The award will fund programs and fellowships at Columbia's center for international studies and related research initiatives.
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Union Builders End Anti Merger Revolt
Washington AFL CIO building and construction trades department ends its boycott on mergers between AFL and CIO unions. Richard Gray states Meany proposes a central policy committee to settle jurisdiction disputes. Committee members include Bates Hutcheson Keenan Reuther McDonald Buckmaster representing former AFL CIO unions.
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Endearing Dearest, Monkey Causes Police Pursuit
New York report: George T. Gilliam chased his pet rhesus monkey Dearest through his neighborhood after a broken collar strap. twenty officers pursued the animal as it scrambled up and down trees, with Gilliam calling for Dearest to come down.
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Patented eyeglass hearing aid offers wireless relief
U S patent 2,611,829 enables a Spectacon eyeglass hearing aid built into frames by Acousticon a long time maker of electrical aids. The device requires no wire tube receiver or earmold and fits any eyeglass size without optical sacrifice. Demonstrations are free and nonobligatory for thousands with conductive hearing loss.
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