Conferees Battle Over Foreign Aid Measure
Senate and House conferees failed to reach a compromise on foreign aid money, disputing a 500.9 million dollar difference. Senate and House totals run 2. from 3.1918 billion to 3.6271 billion, amid threats to hold firm above 200 million over the House figure. President Eisenhower welcomed the Senate’s half billion in mutual security funds, urging quick House approval to protect national defense and the free world.
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Savanis Say Strontium 90 Peril Grows
Two Navy scientists warned that strontium 90 levels in humans may rise to dangerous, possibly fatal, levels by 1970 due to nuclear weapon fallout. J D Teresi and C L Newcombe of the Naval Radiological Defense Laboratory in San Francisco spoke at a fallout symposium noting strontium 90’s long bone hazard and its uptake via plants after detonation. They cited 60 to 70 percent of fallout in soluble form and estimated a 3.8 microcuries per gram of calcium body burden by 1970, outlining safe limits at 0.1 microcurie.
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C. L. Newcombe
Naval Radiological Defense Laboratory
American Institute of Biological Sciences
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United States
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Chrysler plans 1958 car assembly start this fall
Chrysler Corp said it will begin assembling 1958 model cars possibly on September 18 as divisions move toward full operation in the week of September 23. The company noted production would ramp up with the new lines in place.
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Vetoes Expected On Two Federal Pay Bills
Washington Republicans threaten to veto two House passed measures raising federal employee pay. One bill would lift salaries by about 850 dollars annually, costing an estimated 332 million yearly. The other aims at 521 million dollars yearly. President Eisenhower may pocket veto both if Congress does not act. Former diplomat Fred J. Carpenter dies at 63 in San Francisco.
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Teemint Foot Cream Promises Instant Cooling Relief
An advertorial style claim for Teemint foot cream highlights cooling action for tired hot feet. It touts a lanolin base and soothing qualities to keep feet feeling light and refreshed from morning to night, targeting those with burning or heavy sensations.
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Ilka
Gwen Harold's wartime romance in Bridge to the Sun condensed
1931 Gwen Harold marries a Japanese diplomat in Washington. After Pearl Harbor she chooses to live with him in war torn Japan as he risks his life to prevent harm. Reader's Digest September issue condenses the 3.50 book with 89 additional articles.
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