NSF Urges U S to Stress Basic Research
The National Science Foundation calls for stronger support of basic scientific research in the United States, arguing it underpins defense, economy, and health. It notes Russia allocates a higher share to basic research and proposes tax credits to boost private and nonprofit funding, plus expanded federal grants to states and industry increases, while cutting some applied contracts.
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Baby Falls to Survive Four-Day Ordeal in Detroit
DETROIT baby Latonia Brown four and a half months old was found in a room with her dead parents James Brown 22 and Clara Brown 17 in a two room downtown apartment. Latonia suffered from malnutrition and dehydration after being without food or water for four days. Doctors initially suspected food poisoning but a suspected flu type ailment was considered later.
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Ex Solon Dies in Manhattan Veteran Hospital
Joseph Clair Baldwin former Republican congressman from Manhattan died Sunday night in a Veterans Administration hospital at age 60.
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Mobster Anastasia Buried in Brooklyn
Albert Anastasia, Brooklyn boss of Murder Inc, was buried in a quiet 10 minute service at a Brooklyn funeral home and interred in consecrated ground at Greenwood Cemetery. Police searched for two gunmen while Coppola faced bail on charges. News crews were barred from the chapel as crowds gathered outside.
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Saud Gift Revealed in State Dept Feud Over New Car
State Department aide Pi-Victor Purse says King Saud of Saudi Arabia gave his family a 1957 Oldsmobile last June to avoid unfriendly appearances. Purse, stepping out amid a protocol feud with new chief Wiley T. Buchanan, said the gift was not secret and was cleared with legal division. The car was registered to Mrs. Purse as the family car during Purse’s reassignment amidst department tensions.
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Firemen confront transfer amid Macmillan visit confusion
An unclear notice from Ahoskie North Carolina describes fear among town firemen Buchanan and Purse over a transfer during Harold Macmillan's visit. It notes a contentious car gift, questions about constitutional consent, and whether the gift affects Purse’s position or family exemption.
Red Cross Parley Opens in New Delhi
Four hundred delegates from 83 nations opened the 19th International Red Cross Conference in New Delhi. The meeting will consider ways to protect civilian populations in time of war.
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Arthritis treatment ad promises lasting health gains
An early 20th century classified style ad by Duncan D.C. promotes a regimen claiming to normalize body systems through various applications. The copy asserts relief from arthritis pains, improved digestion and sleep, increased energy and work desire, and lists a first treatment price of four dollars and office location at 2319 E Seventh Street.
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