Wilson Hints Military Cuts Costs Blamed
Secretary of Defense Wilson said budget limits and rising costs may force cuts in manpower and arms modernization. He warned current debt levels are impractical and noted the 38 billion dollar annual program may require trimming, balancing manpower with adequate equipment. He spoke at a five annual civilian military high command meeting at Quantico.
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Quantico
Wilson
Eisenhower
Defense
Formosal
Double Yield Gasoline Rise Since 1918 Explained
The article notes that gasoline yield from crude oil has more than doubled since 1918, highlighting a significant efficiency increase in refining processes and the expanding role of petroleum in transportation and industry.
Jordan and Egypt on the Brink of Diplomatic Break
Amman reports growing rift with Cairo as King Hussein and King Saud seek to balance regional politics. Saud meets Lebanese leaders Saeb Salam Yafi and Hussein Oueni while Lebanon moves to ease Egyptian Jordanian tensions. Pressure mounts over Jordan Egypt relations and alignment with Nasser’s neutralist policy.
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Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Hussein
Saud
Cairo- Amman
Lebanon
Egypt
Nasser
Syria
Israel
Baghdad
Iraq
United States
Abdullah Yafi
Hussein Oueni
Salam
Yafi
Cairo
Solh
Film schedule part one of Our Bible How It Came to Us
The first of a three part sound film will be shown at Central Christian and Missionary Alliance Church at 8 15 p m Sunday by the Alliance Youth organization. The public is invited.
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Central Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Alliance Youth Organization
Egg Production Set U.S. Record in 1956
Washington reports that the United States produced 60.8 billion eggs in 1956, a new national high. The record reflects strong gains in output across layers and regional farms.
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Washington
Nation
Senate approves Atoms for Peace Agency with withdrawal clause
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved U.S. membership in the International Atomic Energy Agency with a provision allowing withdrawal if the charter changes are unacceptable. The move aligns with President Eisenhower’s push and awaits full Senate action on the treaty.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
International Atoms For Peace Agency
Eisenhower
United Nation
General Assembly
Senate
William F. Knowland
Calif
Theodore Francis Green
R.I
State Department
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
John Foster Dulles
Woodlawn Bible School Opens Monday
Woodlawn United Brethren Vacation Bible School opens Monday June 17 and runs through Friday June 28 with daily classes 9 to 11 30 a m Enrollment climbs to about 100 this year doubling last year with more likely Teacher and staff names include Joan Duncan Deloris Barnes Donna Loy Margaret Steger Mrs Charles Barth Mary Barth Carolyn Castor Rosy Ruefenacht Lucy Dellinger Ruth Poulson Fred Miller and Zane Wonders Mrs Richard Chester serves as secretary and treasurer Rev Ernie G Epperson will speak in the school chapel each morning June 23 through 28 and lead evening evangelistic services at the church
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Woodlawn United
Brethren Vacation Bible School
Joan Duncan
Deloris Barnes
Donna Loy
Margaret Steger
Charles Barth
Mary Barth
Carolyn Castor
Rosy Ruefenacht
Lucy Dellinger
Ruth Poulson
Fred Miller
First Antarctic flight by Marine pilot over ice
Capt. Alton N. Park of the United States Marines became the first pilot to fly over Antarctica on December 5, 1929, marking a historic milestone.
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Antarctic
Boston
Alton N. Parker
United States Marines
Hospital Dismissals From St Johns Hospital List
Dismissed patients include Mrs Louise Meggs 2120 St Rd 67 East Mrs Dora Siefert 2203 Crystal St Mrs Freda Hartsock Pendleton Miss Mary Goolsby 2211 Walton St Glen Coon 501 W 14th St Mrs Mayme Fancher Pendle Mrs Lola Carmody 2200 Ringwood Way Mrs Lavina Hagerman 4107 Brown St Mrs Betty Carpenter 1838 Poplar St Mrs Margie Rhodes 3018 E 10th St Mrs Lettie Hadley 116 W Vineyard St Mrs James Cox and daughter 3818 St Charles St Mrs Ivan Whitesel and son 924 Longfellow Rd Mrs Jack Baker and son 2116 Lord St Mrs William Heavelin and son 841 Prospect St Mrs Gordon Marcum and son 512 W 4th St Mrs Warren Boles and son 307 W 14th St Mrs Paul Tomlinson and son Alexandria Mrs Clarence Loy and daughter 209 E 55th St Mrs Phillip Womack and son Middletown Maurice Pyles Kokomo Mrs Mildred Brown 1730 E 17th St Mrs Helen Buzan Alexandria Robert Blanchard Alexandria Mrs Bessie Patterson 1414 W 28th St
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St. John’s Hospital
Louise Meggs
St Rd
East
Dora Siefert
Crystal St
Freda Hartsock
Pendleton
Mary Goolsby
Walton St
Glen Coon
W. 14Th
Mayme Fancher
Lola Carmody
Ringwood Way
Lavina Hagerman
Brown St
Betty Carpenter
Poplar St
Margie Rhodes
E. 10Th
Lettie Hadley
Vineyard St
James Cox and
St. Charles St
Ivan Whitesel
Longfellow
Jack Baker
Lord St
William Heavelin
Paul Tomlinson
Alexandria
Clarence Loy
E. 55Th
Phillip Womack
Middletown
Maurice Pyles
Kokomo
Mildred Brown
E 17Th
Helen Buzan
Robert Blanchard
Bessie Patterson
Missing Fulton County Official Supposed Body May Lie In Old Mine
Fulton County Sheriff says drilling at Key Coal Co. property near Canton will search for Fay Rawley missing since November 8, 1953. A magnetometer found a large metal object he believes is Rawley’s car potentially concealing his body. Rawley, 56, represented Woodland Township on the county board and had an estate estimated at $500,000.
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Canton
Ill
Virgil Paul
Fulton County
Key Coal Co
Fay Rawley
Astoria
Rawley
Paul
Woodland Township
Fulton
Macomb
Weather Snapshot With City Forecasts Included
The Associated Press reports varied conditions across major U S cities with clouds in Atlanta Chicago Detroit Fargo Indianapolis Minneapolis San Francisco and Seattle. rain in Cleveland Des Moines Tampa and Phoenix. clear skies in Boston Los Angeles Memphis Milwaukee New Orleans New York San Diego Seattle Washington Winnipeg and others. temperatures near 71 in some locales and 67 in others.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
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Des Moines
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Mils-St. Paul
Moline
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New York
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San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Winnipeg
Cancer drug under study at major centers in early tests
NEW YORK E R Squibb and Sons division said a steroid agent compound may help certain cancers and is in early clinical testing. It is studied at Jackson Memorial Hospital University of Miami Medical School Sloan Kettering and other centers with a limited patient group. The Cancer Chemotherapy National Service Center has accepted it for further study.
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New York
E. R. Squibb & Sons Division
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Jackson Memorial Hospital
University of Miami Medical School
Sloan-Kettering Institute For Cancer Research
Cancer Chemotherapy National Service Center
National Cancer Institute
Squibb
Channel 16 Transfer to Lafayette Proposed by FCC
FCC tentative decision to move TV Channel 16 from Terre Haute to Lafayette Indiana. WTHI TV on Channel 10 seeks a shift to Channel 2 recently assigned to the city. WFAM TV Lafayette seeks to move Channel 10 to Lafayette to enable VHF operation.
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Lafayette
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the Communications Commission
Ind
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