World Trends From I N S Correspondents Preview
I N S world trend reports cover tensions at the British Commonwealth conference, Cyprus and Kashmir disputes, Soviet air shows in Moscow, and Egypt’s German experts. Bonn plans a Russia brain trust as Hallstein eyed for Washington. Tokyo notes Far East shifts, Formosa reforms, and China’s push to boost steel output.
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Cyprus
Kashmir
Devion
U. S. Air Force
Nathan F. Twinning
Moscow
I.N.S
Cairo
Wehrmacht
Egypt
Wilhelm Fahrbacher
Dmitri Shepilov
Charles P. Arnot
Bonn
West Germany
Russia
Foreign Office
Walter Hallstein
Washington
Heinz Krekeler
Ankara
Rio de Janeiro
Madrid
Tokyo
Japan
Red China
Okinawa
State Department
South Korea
U.S
Formosa
Color In Hospitals Is Recommended For Patient Spirits
Dr. Samuel M. Reichel argues in Hospitals magazine that colored linens brighten mood for chronically ill patients. He notes white emphasizes the hospital atmosphere and advocates warm colors to stimulate milk and reduce depression in patient rooms.
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Chicago
Samuel M. Reichel
Hospitals
Reichel
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Service
Veterans Administration Hospital
Batavia
N.Y
Home seed purchase numbers cited for U.S. gardeners
A St Louis report notes about 15 million Americans buy vegetable seeds for home gardens each year, reflecting strong consumer interest in self grown produce and seasonal planting trends.
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ST. Louis
Truman hints at campaign stance and global talks
The article notes Harry S. Truman may rejoin the presidential campaign with no clear favor shown for the Democratic convention. It highlights Adenauer facing pressure for more East Bloc contacts, a NATO defense rethink as Europe seeks cuts, and a renewed push on the Japanese Russian peace talks next month.
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Harry S. Truman
Konrad Adenauer
East Germany
Moscow
NATO
Payroll of U.S. steel industry hits 1955 total near 3.6 billion
The New York payroll report shows the steel industry paid out about 3.6 billion dollars in 1955. It notes payrolls climbed with demand and job levels across major mills and iron works.
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New York
U.S
Companies Proposals Digest with Effective Dates
The digest lists each company's proposal and the dates they would take effect. It outlines the planned start times and any transitional measures, providing a snapshot of the regulatory timeline and potential impact on operations and compliance.
Wage increase outlines seven cent rise per hour
A 1958 notice states a direct wage increase averaging 7.3 cents an hour. The adjustment applies across covered positions and reflects standard industry practice of the period.
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W. K. Hutchinson
John H. Martin Iis
John H. Crider
Federal Reserve Board
Communist
China
Peiping
Marvin Stone
Home Gardens
London
New Castle
N. Mill St
Miller’s
Ray
Mercer and Reynolds
United Steelworkers of America
America
United States Steel Corporation
Bethlehem Steel Company
Republic Steel Corporation
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corporation
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Pittsburgh Steel Company
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corporation
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