One Third of Population Sickness Prone Says Report
A U S Public Health Service summary by Drs. Hinckle and Plummier of Cornell finds one third of industrial workers account for three fourths of illness and four fifths of sickness days, suggesting illness reflects overall systemic reaction to environment and life stress rather than a single failing organ.
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Selene Raster
Alliance _ WASHINGTON
U. S. Public Health Service
Lawrence E. Hinckle
Norman Plummier
Cornell
Pachinko Craze in Japan Draws Billions and Controversy
Japan spends about 357 million yearly on pachinko with 1.1 million machines in 19 500 neon parlors. The game draws workers and students into a hypnotic rhythm, while outside buyers exchange winnings for cash at a discount. Reports link gangsterism narcotics and political intrigue to pachinko networks amid debates over origins and export potential.
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Jim Cary
Tokyo
Japan
Bunichiro Sato
British plane can carry and drop H bomb new Vulcan bomber
A London aviation report says Britain will mass produce the Avro Vulcan bomber to carry H bombs. The delta four jet aircraft is described as the world’s fastest bomber with high altitude capability and no defensive guns. Production shifts from Canberras to Vulcans.
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Alec DE Montmorency
New York
NANA
Britain
Aeroplane
London
Soviet Union
Father Takes Blame for Crime in Federal Court
In Houston a father pleaded for his son on trial for bank embezzlement and told the judge this was his fault. He said the boy grew up in a home where no kind words were heard and that he tried to force perfection instead of allowing him to be happy.
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Houston, Tex
Houston
Grand Bazaar of Istanbul Active Again
Fire last November damaged Istanbul’s Grand Bazaar but more than half of its 3 000 shops are operating today. The blaze threatened the inner Bedestan and left gold prices higher on the exchange. Ankara quickly funded rehab as Turkey honors the bazaar’s global allure.
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Istanbul
Bardar
Bedestan
Ankara
Turkey
Eugenie
Napoleon III
Edward VII
Kaisar Wilhelm I
Dwight Eisenhower
Italy Housing Shortage Blamed After Theatre Grenade Tragedy
In Ancona a government worker Cannarozza set off grenades in a cinema after decades of failing to secure a home. The attack killed two and injured many, spotlightting Italy’s housing crisis where 1.4 million families live in substandard shelters. Government stats show postwar gains but millions remain homeless.
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Rome
Nana
Italy
Micheles Cannarozza
Cannarozza
Ancona
New Air Force Academy begins screening for first class
About 5,500 youths will take the entrance exams for a 300 member first class at the Air Force Academy. Lt. Gen. Harmon aims for cadets with IQs of 110 plus and strong physicals, piloting aptitude, and officer potential, with final competition by the Educational Testing Service. The 1957 plan calls for a temporary site at Lowry AFB Denver and a permanent campus near Colorado Springs funded by Congress.
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Washington
Nana
Air Force Academy
Hubert R. Harmon
Educational Testing ‘Service
Princeton
Lowry Air Force Base
Sens
Denver
Congress
Colorado Springs
Air Force Armament School
Academy
Curiculum
Historic Bermuda Homes Open to Public by Garden Club
Bermuda announces open house tours of several century old Bermuda homes as part of Goodwill Year. The Garden Club of Bermuda sponsors include Bermuda Historical Society and Sandys Society with March and April tours featuring The Grove Calibash Cottage Queen of the East and Willow Bank. The season coincides with pre Easter events, College Week concerts theater and the Pageant of the Bermuda Lily on April 28. The Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry Band arrives in March for visiting crowds.
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Bermuda
Sir John
Lady Cox
Calibash
Eustace Strong
Bayfield Clark
Jand“Wilsow Bank
Edward Everett Horton
Bermudiana
Heoniiton
Vera Zorina
Duke of Cornwalls Light Infantry
Foreign flirting is fatal warned Italian paper
Corriere D Informazoni Milan cites Britain as a man trap warning that handsome foreign men should avoid discussing marriage with British women. The paper alleges British girls sue for breach of promise, control men with rings, and warn flirting there is dangerous unless planned like stealing military secrets.
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Milan
Nana
Corriere D'Informazoni
Britain
Bermuda Band to Play March and April Concerts
The garrison at Bermuda will host a series of concerts in March and April and perform beating retreat, an ancient custom similar to colors in the United States.
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Bermuda
United States
Confusion in Court Thwarts 20 Year Charge Suit
In Concord North Carolina Judge W S Bargwyn dismissed a civil claim after stating no dozen men could grasp the decades long charge account disputes within a court session. The ruling halted the case as presented.
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Concord
N.C
W.S. Bargwyn
Ian
Superior Court
Three ex premiers and Molotov shape Soviet power
A New York observer weighs Malenkov, Molotov and Zhukov as threats and argues Molotov remains the key to Soviet strategy. The piece notes Khrushchev and Zhukov rise softens war risk while internal splits persist. It warns of indirect world revolution tactics rooted in Leninist doctrine.
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Russia
Georgi Malenkov
Vyacheslav Molotov
Alexander Kerensky
Kerensky
New York
Nikita Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Georgi Zhukov
Soviet Union
West
Khrushchev
Bulgaria
Stalin
Bulganin
Zhukov
Malenkov
Molotov
Supreme Soviet
Lenin
Comintern
Ussr
Asia
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