Law research by computer speeds up legal work
A New York inventor leads a project that uses a Univac III computer to digest and search a million decisions. Law Research Service, Inc. can turn case facts into keywords, fetch relevant precedents, and print full texts within 24 hours for about $20 per inquiry. The system promises quicker litigation and formal procedures.
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New York
Ellias Hoppenfield
Hoppenfield
Univac III
Law Research Service, Inc
The Seaway's sickness and Congress inquiry
Washington reports say Congress will probe the Seaway's finances as it lags behind payments to the federal government. The system faces deeper issues because ports along the lakes lack deep harbors for large ships, limiting traffic and revenue. Congress could fix harbor improvements to boost Seaway economies and revenue.
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Washington
Congress
St. Lawrence Seaway
Treasury
Mississippi
St. Lawrence Waterway
Atlantic
Great Lakes
Seaway Corp
State fiscal puzzle in Albany budget debate
Albany budget balance anxieties are outlined as officials face a $285 million revenue gap. The piece warns that revenue one shots expire next year and options include borrowing or deep program cuts. It urges candor with the public and timely debate before the budget deadline.
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Buffalo Evening News
Albany
Rockefeller
Moore
Health as Seen By Dr Brady Columna Addressing Readers
Dr Brady answers reader questions on health topics. He notes past errors in his column and jokes about being called Old Calcium. He discusses medical advice limitations and references a 1963 Journal of the American Medical Association report on nutrition.
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Brady
Council On Foods and Nutrition
Questions and Answers on Dehydration and Iodized Salt Use
The item explains dehydration as body tissues drying from excessive sweating or lack of drinking water and discusses iodized salt versus ordinary salt. It notes no danger from too much iodine when using iodized salt exclusively for cooking and saltshakers.
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Hollywood studio signs Burnett for three more pictures
Paramount Studios has exercised its option to keep comedienne Carol Burnett for three additional films after Who's Been Sleeping In My Bed. The deal extends her contract with Paramount, keeping Burnett in principal roles and aligning with the studio's comedy slate.
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Hollywood
UPI
Paramount Studios
Carol Burnett
Period Before 1964 Election Too Short for Both Parties
Analysis notes that Lyndon Johnson faces the shortest unexpired term in history after Kennedy's assassination, complicating party positioning ahead of the 1964 election. It contrasts fixed US election timing with parliamentary flexibility, arguing the presidential period should align with major national issues and timely public will.
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Lyndon Johnson
Lincoln
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James A. Garfield
Chester A. Arthur
McKinley
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
William Henry Harrison
John Tyler
Millard Fillmore
Zachary Taylor
Coolidge
Harding
Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Johnson
Kennedy
United States
Britain
Texas
Big Bella Saves Lost Hunter in New Hampshire
In Errol New Hampshire a hunter named Frank Zarek of Mansfield Massachusetts followed the loud hoots of Big Bella, the city owned air horn, to safety after becoming split from four companions. The horn mounted on a truck uses an air compressor and can be heard for about four miles guiding lost hikers to a road.
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N.H
Big Bella
Frank Zarek
Mansfield
Mass
Bella
Berlin
Micah 6 8 Do Justly Love Mercy Walk Humbly With God
A brief scripture verse from Micah 6 8 emphasizes what is good in God s sight. It calls on people to act justly love mercy and walk humbly with their God.
Weather Control by Man Unlikely in Our Lifetime
Hal Boyle muses on the improbability of weather control in our era. He recalls War ner’s quip about weather while noting the weather’s impartial power over life, crops, and leisure, and questions whether humanity should pursue atmospheric control or simply discuss it.
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New York
Hartford Courant
Charles Dudley Warner
Mark Twain
Twain
An Editor's Moment of Meditation
An editor prays for safety this holiday season asking readers to decorate wisely. The piece emphasizes fire and accident prevention to protect loved ones and preserve the season's beauty and purpose.
Negro vote rights urged as key to civil rights
Andrew Tully argues that civil rights bills may fall short and stresses the necessity of Negro registration and voting power in the South. He highlights current voter underrepresentation in Mississippi Alabama Tennessee and Texas and cites Eisenhower’s absence from voting efforts as a cautionary note for U.S. politics and democracy.
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Andrew Tully
Washington
Congress
Martin Luther King
Pew
Mississippi
Alabama
Texas
Commercial Printing Department Palladium Times Blidg
Commercial printing department listing appears with contact numbers FI 3-3800 and FI 3-3990 1 with unclear context from the Palladium Times page segment.
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Commercial Printing Department
Palladium-Times Blidg
Masters' Individues Championship Play Tactics
In contract bridge analysis, Becker notes a hand where declarer can save the contract despite a tough layout. West cashes hearts, shifts clubs, but correct play lets South make four spades. Declarer ruffs hearts, draws trumps, and uses ruffing and discards to force West to part with the king of diamonds, securing the needed diamond trick. Continuous trump leads seal West’s fate.
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Declarer
Dummy
Eist
Southarr
Hearts
Disci
South
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