Guardians in Space Patrols and Computers Shape Tomorrow
U S Air Force drones patrol thousands of miles beyond Earth to detect nuclear explosions in space. David Sarnoff predicts the computer will be central to life, enabling home voting, faster elections, shorter workdays, and personalized education and health advances. Satellite surveillance and on site inspections curb nuclear tests, with Sentries publicized as guardians of nuclear peace and deterrence.
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U. S. Air Force
David Sarnoff
Radio Corporation of America
National Automation Conference
American Bankers Association
Mr. Sarnoff
United States
Soviet Union
Russia
Air Force
Earth
New Mexico
Finland
Japan
Free World
Winchester girl to attend Berkeley Springs Tomato Festival
Miss Mary Lois Bean has been chosen to represent Winchester at the Berkeley Springs W Va Tomato Festival. A drought withering crops and fire danger hung over the Northeast as farmers watched an overcast sky with no rain forecast by the weather bureau. Mr and Mrs V R Strader and their children returned home after a stay in Charles Town W Va.
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Mary Lois Bean
Winchester
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Weather Bureau
V. R. Strader
Charles Town
W.va
Northern Virginia Power Co elects leaders in 1914
Capt. Lewis C. Cooper is reelected president with William H. Baker as vice president Shirley Carter as secretary treasurer and A Moore Jr of Berryville as general council. Harpers Ferry authorities seize Charles T Smith former Cumberland Brewing Co agent for violating post prohibition law. his beer wagon with brewery name on bed was driven through town and Mrs Smith posted bond for his hearing set in a week. The Star notes a joke on sound travel differing for scandal flattery truth.
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Lewis. F. Cooper
Northern Virginia Power Co
William H. Baker
Shirley Carter
A. Moore, Jr
Berryville
Harpers Ferry
Charles T. Smith
Cumberland Brewing Co
Observance and Maintenance of Law and Order in Race Conflicts
National alarm over Harlem violence sparks debate on street demonstrations and civil rights issues. The piece argues for controlled policing, federal involvement when needed, and increased Negro officer presence to curb riots while warning against racial tensions and rhetoric.
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Washington
Harlem
New York City
North
Mississippi
Alabama
United States
Johnson
FBI
America
Supreme Court of the United States
Letter to the Editor on Congo policy and US role
Doris L. Yingst of VFW Ladies Auxiliary Post 2123 cites a Richmond Times-Dispatch critique of US and UN actions in Congo. She warns of chaos if UN forces leave and questions US commitment amid Vietnam, urging careful U.S. policy to avoid another jungle operation.
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the Star
Congo
Tshombe
Katanga
United States
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Virginia Legionnaire
U.S.-UN_Congo
Bel«glins Stoma
Belgium
Red
China
Soviet
Russia
Africa
U.S
Viet Nam
Globe
Doris L. Yingst
Americanism
VFW Ladies Auxiliary
Post
Dividend Checks Hidden Wealth as Parable
A man deemed poor dies to reveal riches in a bank safe deposit box with uncashed dividend checks. The piece urges readers to cash life’s unseen values from God, family, church and goodwill, avoiding wasted potential and habitual poverty of spirit.
Barbs by Hal Cochran on contest critics and talkers
A humor column mocks judges in a cutest baby contest and notes nineteen mothers disagree with the judges. The piece also jests at men who talk too much, suggesting they appear effeminate in a light, satirical tone.
Actress Geraldine Page recalls early struggles in NYC
HAL BOYLE writes about Geraldine Page's rise from hat check girl and book-store card seller to acclaimed stage star. She recalls earning five dollars weekly at hat check, the thread factory job, and reading Shakespeare while wrapping thread. Page stars in The Three Sisters revival and notes she has played about 450 roles.
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New York
Manhattan
Geraldine Page
Jerry Page
Miss Page
Anton Chekhov
Wound Healing Variations and New Dressings Discussed
Excess fat hinders healing by impeding inflammation. Face neck and scalp wounds heal fastest due to blood flow. abdomen heals quickly from higher temperature. Cooling slows healing. kids heal faster than older people. New dressings like Drisite absorb fluids, and sprays reduce infection. Drisone isoniazid-based protection also noted. Paranoia and delusions of persecution are addressed with psychiatric guidance.
How's Your IQ How to Score Based on 100 Questions
The page presents a 10 day IQ scoring plan with daily averages and memory based levels. It then lists ten quiz items covering topics from congressional privileges to gospel authors and chess moves. It appears to be a workbook style test with page two offering the correct answers.
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New
New York
Singa
Panama
Suez
Canal
United States
Denmark
William “Sidney Porter
Gold Coast
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French Congo
Usumbura
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Earl L. Douglas
Hal Cochran
Hal Boyle
Jerry
Rip Torn
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