Eisenhower attends brother Arthur's funeral in Kansas City
President Eisenhower, after a brief private funeral for his eldest brother Arthur Eisenhower, leaves Kansas City for Washington aboard the presidential plane. Milton Eisenhower, John Hopkins University president, accompanies him. other aides travel with the President.
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New Broadway Debut The Summer of the Doll Opens
Australian origin play imports hit Broadway with a Sydney born author Ray Lawler in the company. The production keeps the Australian locale and features a dramatic doll smashing scene during performances. Opens in New York after years in Australia and London.
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Blue Cross Hikes Rates or Cuts Benefits in Indiana
Blue Cross executive director Guy W. Spring told members they must accept a 10 percent rate increase or receive 25 percent fewer benefits. The change follows a 10 percent rate hike approved by State Insurance Commissioner Alden C. Palmer. Individual rates rise about March 1 for direct pay, and June 1 for group plans, adding 71 cents monthly for families and 26 cents for singles in most group plans. About 1.2 million Hoosiers are in group plans. 300,000 are in outside plans.
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Syria Egypt union gains final cabinet approval
Damascus Syria The Syrian Cabinet approved the union with Egypt with President Shukri Kuwaily anticipated as vice president under Gamal Abdel Nasser. A formal proclamation date will be set next session.
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Indiana Business Review forecasts 1958 rebound on defense boost
Indiana University experts say 1957 closed strong and 1958 should rise with increased national defense spending. The Indiana Business Review predicts a V shaped 1958 with a dip then quick recovery as Defense Department contracts climb and bank debits and department store sales rise. Unemployment remains around 5.7 percent with small gains in new claims.
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