Office hazards raise U S government injury rate
Washington AP reports a Federal Safety Council finding that government workers average 2.6 accidents per million man hours, higher than explosive plant workers. The piece notes dangers like unsecured typewriters, open desk drawers, and improvised use of hot plates and coffee makers.
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Washington
Ray Kuhn
Federal Safety Council
Kuhn
Kuhn's Interpretation of What It Means. “It's Too High,’ Kuhn
National Museum
Smithsonian
Safety Council
Feighan urges Eisenhower to expel Soviet envoy Menshikov
Representative Feighan declares Menshikov has acted beyond diplomatic norms and urges the President to declare him persona non grata. He cites interviews, public appearances, and appeals to Congress as proof of hostile conduct, while State Department offers no comment.
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Washington
UPI
Michael A. Feighan
Ohio
Eisen Shawer
Mikhail A. Menshikov
Menshikov
Eisenhower
Feighan J
State Department
Department
Lincoln White
Rand
Capitol Hill
Kiwanis Honor Local Citizens at Indianapolis Luncheon
Local businessmen Sophocles Pancol and Bryce Brown were honored at Kiwanis’ weekly luncheon in Indianapolis. Prime Minister Harold Macmillan attended, presented awards for international relations and traffic control work, and planned to return to Washington for talks with President Eisenhower.
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Sophocles Pancol
Bryce Brown
Kiwanis
Indianapolis
UPI
Harold Macmillan
Dr. Macmillan
Bors
Washington
Paul McKee
Hart
Fisen City
D. M. Ross
Hower
McKee
Press
DePzun University
Hartford City
Army chief asks for 55000 more troops for next year
Secretary of the Army Brucker and Gen Maxwell Taylor told a Senate subcommittee they need 55000 additional soldiers beyond the administration plan. They stressed they will not oppose higher policy decisions, arguing a fully modernized force would require 12 to 13 billion dollars annually while the current budget funds 8.59 billion.
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Princess Margaret
Macmillan
Frederic Krull
Indianapolis
Pentagon
Dennis Chavéz
D-Nm
Brucker
Army
Defense McElroy
Defense Department
McElroy
Taylor
Chavez
Kizer Challenges Rival Over Schricker Backing for U S Senate
INDIANAPOLIS UPI State Sen Marshall Kizer disputes a rival's claim that former Gov Schricker backs Democrat Hanley for the U S senate seat. Schricker publicly praised Kizer and joined the Kizer for Senate Club while also backing Hanley at a Muncie rally, saying both are fine men.
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Indianapolis
Kizer
Schricker
Hanley
Benson opposes self-help dairy legislation at Milk Day
Ezra Benson warned in a rain soaked speech at Milk Day that self-help bills would harm the dairy industry and strain international relations. He described proposed plans as intrusive control measures with an initial 25 cent rate and high post year assessments, canceling most events including the mayor’s milking contest, though Meredith Rings, 17, was crowned Milk Queen.
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Harvard, Jil
UPS
Ezra T. Benson
Benson
Illinois
AE Linamannh
Soviet Urges UN Action to Halt U.S. Nuclear Tests
The Soviet Union asked the UN Trusteeship Council in New York to seek measures stopping U.S. nuclear tests in the Pacific. The United States branded the move a propaganda tactic but said it was ready to discuss tests next week during council talks on Pacific islands. Soviet delegate Lobanov urged priority but, with India and Britain, agreed not to press for a vote. U.S. delegate Sears said Washington would have favored making the Pacific islands the council’s first item if the request had arrived earlier and urged alignment with talks on a test ban.
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United Nations
N.Y
Soviet Union
U.N. Trusteeship Council
U.S
Pacific
United States
Pacific Islands
Ivan I. Lobanov
India
Britain
Mason Sears
Sears
Lobainov
Lobanov
Monticello man Fred R. Fisher dies after heart attack
Fred R. Fisher 74 a Monticello business leader and former gunshot victim of John Dillinger died Monday of a heart attack. He once foiled a Dillinger gang holdup while assistant manager at a Marshall Field plant and served as White County auditor and Republican county chairman. He was president of the Peoples Building Assn at his death.
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Montigello
Ind
Fred R. Fisher
Monticello
John Dillinger
Fisher
Marshall Field
Dillinger
Hossier
White County
Peoples Building Assn
Prospective juror willing to close drug store for trial
Joseph English, 59, said he would close his Indianapolis drug store for several weeks to serve as a juror in the Indiana highway bribery trial. He was among 12 sworn jurors after questions by defense counsel. the prosecutor asked who would mind the store in his absence. English stated he could close if needed. Also reported Oxford and Cambridge undergraduates in birdwatching rivalry, and a note from Noblesville about the American Temperance Society.
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Macmillan
Indiana
Bermuda
Eisenhower
Harwood
McElroy
House
Indianapolis
UPI
Joseph English
Indiana Highway
English
Sun
Leroy K. New
England
Oxford
Cambridge
Oxfordites
U S Loss of Good Will Over Drinking Abroad Seen
A Sunday conference by the Adventist Church contends that U S goodwill overseas suffers due to drinking by Americans including statesmen servicemen and business representatives, calling for conduct changes.
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