Eisenhower and Dulles hold lengthy White House talks
President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles spent more than an hour at the White House on Monday, then discussed staff matters and four or five topics with no special agenda. Dulles planned to continue work on the State of the Union and messages to Congress as the week progresses.
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Obituary notices from Indiana Ohio mourners
Final rites for Mrs. Zula Myrtle Mellon 73 died at an Elwood nursing home will be held Wednesday at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home Interment in Grovelawn Cemetery Pendleton Survivors include a son Orville Small Anderson a brother William Doyle Anderson one grandchild and two great grandchildren Final rites for Mrs Cora Bronnenberg 65 died Sunday at the home of a daughter Mrs Hortense Baker Rt 3 at 1 30 pm at Baker Brothers Funeral Home Interment East Maplewood Cemetery Rev G R Osborne and Rev Albert F Byrne to assist She had been ill six months Survivors include a son Virgil E Bronnenberg Anderson two daughters Mrs Nellie Imel and Mrs Baker a step daughter Mrs Gladys Martin nine grandchildren eight great grandchildren Final rites for Mrs Myrtle M Whetsel 58 wife of George Whetsel 1316 W 23rd St died Saturday after a year illness at Waltz Hiday Funeral Home at 10 am Rev D D Henderson will officiate Interment Brookside Cemetery Lapel Final rites for Mrs Emma Nea Lambert 76 of West Milton Ohio died at daughter Mrs Marion Smiths home conducted this afternoon at 2 at Roy Miller Funeral Home West Milton Interment West Milton Cemetery
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Senator Urges Government Insurance Plan for Dependents
Senator Carl Vinson of Georgia urged Congress to approve a government backed plan to insure dependents of servicemen. He said the House Armed Services Committee hopes to present the measure in the upcoming session to ease the burden on military physicians and provide care in civilian hospitals with cost sharing for insured and uninsured dependents. The Defense Department proposed coverage with premiums and cost sharing, estimating about 900,000 of 2.2 million dependents could be insured.
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Autopsy Sought in Airman's Mysterious Ames Death
In Ames, Iowa, pathologists began an autopsy to determine the cause of death of 25 year old airman Ronald Abbott who was found dead in a greenhouse while on leave from Ellsworth Field. Coroner A N Schaneke said there were peculiar aspects to the death and will withhold ruling until Des Moines pathologist Dr R F Bare completes tests over the next 48 hours or more. Abbott had served seven years and fought in Korea and Japan.
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Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
William H. Billy Minnick, 74, Middletown, died Sunday night in Henry County Hospital New Castle from complications after a fall on ice. A lifelong resident, he worked at Nicholson File Co and then part time at Van Noy Theatre. Funeral Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. at Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home with Rev. Ora Zirkle officiating and burial in Miller Cemetery. Herman Cook Wilkinson, 72, Willow Branch, died Saturday at Land Nursing Home Morris town. Final rites today at 10 a.m. Condo and Son Funeral Home with interment at McCray Cemetery near Wilkinson. He was a former grocer and meat market operator, born in Hancock County. He had been ill two weeks.
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