Clay CS Replica of a Sears Liver Babylonian Book
A fragmentary note describes a replica of an ancient Babylonian liver divination text dated around 3,508 years old. The object aims to teach fortune tellers to interpret a sheep’s liver for future predictions.
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Alianza Work Pays In Brazil
A report from the Inter American Committee for the Alliance for Progress says Brazil's development and stabilization program is yielding encouraging results. The study notes inflation cut by nearly two thirds, higher economic growth, and a foundation for social progress.
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Brazil
Washington
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Protest Ballads Sweep Hip Crowd for Wild Haired Songs
Hollywood AP report notes protest songs energizing a new pop scene with Eve of Destruction by Barry McGuire and P F Sloan. McGuire, 30, lauds money as tool while Sloan, 20, says he cares little for bread. Both trace rootless generation roots from Oklahoma City and New York to Los Angeles.
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Editorialist Ralph Coghlan Dies at 68 in Louisville
Ralph Coghlan a former chief editorialist for the St. Louis Post Dispatch died of a heart attack at 68 in Louisville. A 1950 consultant to Charles E Wilson then director of the Office of Defense Mobilization, he later held a public relations post in President Truman's administration starting in 1952.
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Ralph Coghlan
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Charles E. Wilson
Office of Defense Mobilization
Harry S. Truman
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