Winds Of Change Blows Across South Korea Reform Drive
The April revolution ends Syngman Rhee’s 12 year rule and ushers in Kei Hyok reform. Seoul braces for broader freedoms, civil rights, and press freedom while former regime officials face jail and the country debates democracy. The U.S. aid era continues as North Korea remains divided by the 38th parallel.
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Appeal Cost a Hundred After Rat Control Conviction
Richmond report notes T A James Jr refused a Police Court ruling in June appealing to Hastings Court. He was fined $10 in Police Court and $100 in Hastings Court for failing to destroy rats and burrows on his property.
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Tranquilizers Reach Into Brain And Nerve Cells To Slow Us Down
New findings from Dr. Leo G. Abood of the University of Illinois show potent tranquilizers slow nerve and brain cell energy centers, affecting how message carriers operate. The study grew nerve cells in test tubes, observing how depressants and stimulants shift energy production in mitochondria and thereby influence mood and activity.
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Assistant gets publisher's job at Kearns Tribune Corp
Salt Lake City AP reports John W. Gallivan named publisher and president of Kearns Tribune Corp. Gallivan, 45, has been assistant publisher of the Salt Lake Tribune for 12 years and will succeed John F. Fitzpatrick, who died Sunday after a heart attack.
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