Space Spokesman Warns on Patents Hurting Fallout Tech
Aerospace Industries Association spokesman Franz Q. Johnson Jr. warned that weakening U S drug patent rights from 17 to 3 years could depress private sector interest in anti fall out measures. Kefauver's Senate antitrust subcommittee opened a third day of hearings with opposed industry witnesses.
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UNICEF Card Sales Boom Boosts UNICEF Fundraising
In New York the Daughters of the American Revolution delivered Yuletide cheer to UNICEF officials. UNICEF Christmas card sales have boomed, said Olga Gedhas, program director of the U.S. committee for UNICEF.
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General Orders All Buckles Black For Uniformity
Lt. Gen. Andrew T. McNamara revealed the Defense Supply Agency will standardize military belt buckles at black after a cost comparison favoring stamped designs. He recalled resisting service-specific preferences and enforcing a single plain black buckle design.
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Ingleside Puts Stress On Physical Fitness
Ingleside School seventh and eighth grade physical education teaches a progressive fitness program led by Mr. Frank Armstrong to boost strength endurance power flexibility agility and balance. Students who pass a rigorous test will earn a certificate reinforcing youth fitness as a foundation for leadership.
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Scientists Use Rocket To Pinpoint Hawaiian Islands
Scientists at Point Arguello California used a two stage Astrobee rocket to photograph 62 million candlepower lights fired 1361 miles high. By triangulation with maps and cameras in San Diego San Francisco Seattle Sitka Johnston Island and a downrange ship they aim to correct possible five mile errors in current globes and atlases.
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Rhodes Reports For Reserve Duty By Col Rhodes
Col John J Rhodes USAR reports for two weeks of active duty with the army reserve at the Command General Staff School Fort Leavenworth Kansas The Arizona congressman transfers from the Air Force to the army reserve and will return to Washington after his active duty assignment to spend the holiday season with his family
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OAS Divided Over Cuba After Castro Admits Communism
The OAS consensus remains split on Cuba policy after Fidel Castro publicly declares Marxist Leninist ideals. Colombia and the United States push for a ministerial meeting to confront the threat, while Mexico sides with Cuba and abstentions come from Argentina Bolivia Brazil Chile and Ecuador. The Kennedy administration warned against abandoning Cuba to communism and debates over action continue as trade routes undermine a full embargo.
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U S stakes sugar quotas hit Cuba and Dominican
The 1962 first half sugar quotas set by the United States show Cuba’s allotment at zero amid the Cuba policy ban, depriving Castro’s regime of at least 80 million dollars. The Dominican Republic keeps its regular 43 000 ton quota, with major windfall shares for Peru Mexico and the Philippines as diplomacy remains stalled.
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Landon urges free world to pool resources for survival
In a National Press Club prepared speech, Alf M Landon urges the free world to unite military and economic power into a regional bloc to avert nuclear war and possible surrender to communism. He criticizes the UN as ineffective and points to communist beachheads in Southeast Asia Cuba and East Germany calling for lowered trade barriers and stronger regional alliances.
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