Marlow on Nuclear Bombs and World War Fears
Marlow comments on nuclear warfare and world expectations amid disarmament talks. He cites Kennedy, de Gaulle, and Bertrand Russell, notes stockpiles of TNT, warns on the dangers of a renewed arms race, and discusses why nuclear powers hesitate to start or end wars. The piece weaves political views with a Saturday crossword solution.
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Marlow
Amars Marlow
Kennedy
Ee Ree
Joachim
Boent
France
China
Bertrand Russell
Ose
United States
Arthur T. Hadley
Arma
Charles de Control
Gaulle
United
Britain
Uni Union
Moon
Ion
New Healing Substance Promises Quick Hemorrhoid Relief
Special NY report touts Hia-Dyne based Preparation H as a breakthrough for itching piles. Claims prompt stopping of itching and pain, shrinking hemorrhoids without surgery, with doctor observations and months of follow up. Available as suppositories or ointment at drug counters nationwide.
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New York
N.Y
Carborundum Sales Grow in First Six Months
Carborundum Company and subsidiaries report consolidated six month sales of 78.69 million dollars in 1963 up from 77.49 million in the prior year. Net income for the period totaled 2.84 million with dividends at 1.62 million and earnings per share of 1.56 as tax rates rose overseas.
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Carborundum Company
Pangborn Corporation
Niagara Falls
William H. Wendel
Ambulance Club Shifts Directors Meeting To Tuesday
Williamsport Ambulance Club changes its directors meeting to Tuesday night due to conflicts. Directors and drivers will begin at 8 p.m with a house to house fund raising in Mt Tammany and surrounding areas. The 8 30 p.m business session will be in the firemen s club room and all volunteers are asked to assist. Saturday proved busy as both ambulance units answered calls including the drowning of Kemps Mill requiring boat and ambulance crews.
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Williamsport Ambulance Club
Mt. Tammany
Kemps Mill
E.G. Baker
KL. Byers
Warren W. Seymour Jr
Fish symbol of watchfulness in Buddhist art
A fish is chosen as a symbol of vigilance against temptation by ancient Buddhists as its eyes are described as never closing, representing constant watchfulness and moral steadiness.
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Ardor
Ohio
Goddess of the Harvest
Acrobat
Gstetchi the Bird
Unaware
Fiddler
Faremay
Guido
Earl
Amer
India
AP Newsleatuces
Aave
Mary Grimsley
Wayne Ave
Hagerstown
Nadine Dawson
2Nd St
Martinsburg
W. Va
Helen Yeakle
Caroline
White House
St. Feane
Xavier Church
Hyannis
Mass
Mass Sun
Ambulance Club
Bellome
Nova
Beltone
Hearing Service
Professional Arts Bldg
Regent
Department Stores
Hub City
Acme
Lancaster
Bala Club
Attotad Havork
Calif
Sunkist
Rita
Ind
Long Meadow
West
Franklin Street
Virginia Ave
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