Wilson Signals Budget Strains in Defense Drive
Defense Secretary Wilson told reporters at Quantico that budget limits and rising costs may force manpower cuts and slower weapons modernization. He said no elastic budget exists to cover price hikes and pledged to brief President Eisenhower, as the arms program and manpower plans come under review. The gathering opened with the fifth annual meeting of civilian and military leaders and included about 75 officials.
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Wilson
Eisenhower
Defense
Military High Command
Ee Ee
Jordan Egypt Near Break As King Saud Visits Amman
Jordan and Egypt edged toward a break in relations while King Saud of Saudi Arabia visited Amman as guest of King Hussein. Discussions stressed positive neutrality and military cooperation against Israel, with Saud meeting Lebanese leaders and urging a united Arab front amid shifts away from Nasser.
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Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Hussein
Saud
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Lebanon
Egypt
Syria
Israel
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Baghdad
Iraq
United States
Nasser
Shim
Cairn
Senate approves US membership in International Atomic Agency
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee backed U.S. membership in the International Atomic Energy Agency with a withdrawal clause if charter changes are unacceptable. The move follows Eisenhower’s push and the IAEA framework endorsed by 80 nations. The panel also received a clarifying State Department letter outlining U.S. operations within the treaty.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
International Atomsi For
Theodore Francis Green
D-R.i
State Department
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
John Foster Dulles
Woodlawn Bible School Opens With Expanded Enrollment
Woodlawn United Brethren Vacation Bible School runs June 17 to 28 from 9 to 11 30 a m with about 100 enrollments, double last year. Teachers include Joan Duncan Delous Barnes Donna Loy Margaret Steger and others. Rev Ernie G Epperson leads chapel talks June 23 28 and holds evening services. FIRST ANTARCTIC PILOT A MARINE Boston Captain Alton N Parker became the first pilot to fly over the Antarctic on December 5 1929.
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Woodlawn Bible School
Woodlawn United Brethren Vacation Bible School
Joan Duncan
Delous Barnes
Donna Loy
Margaret Steger
Charles Barth
Mary Barth
Carolyne Castor
Rosy Ruefenacht
Lucy Dellinger
Ruth Poulson
Fred Miller
Zane Wonders
Richard Chester
Ernie G. Epperson
Boston
Alton N. Parker
United States Marines
Antarctic
Hospital Dismissals List Names From St. John's
Dismissed from St. John's Hospital are Louise Meggs Dora Siefert Freda Hartsock Mary Goolsby Mayme Fancher Lola Carmody Lavina Hagerman Betty Carpenter Margie Rhodes Lettie Hadley James Cox and daughter Ivan Whitesel and son Jack Baker and son William Heavelin and son Gordon Marcum and son Warren Boles and son Paul Tomlinson and son Clarence Lay and daughter Phillip Womack and son Mildred Brown Helen Buzan Robert Blanchard Bessie Patterson plus others from Alexandria Kokomo and Middletown.
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St. John's | Hospital
Louise Meggs
East
Dora Siefert
Cry
Stal St
Freda Hartsock
Pendle
Tan
Mary Goolsby
Walton St
Glen Coon
W. 14Th
Mayme Fancher
Lola Carmody
Ringwood Way
Lavina Hagerman
Brown St
Betty Carpenter
Poplar St
Margie Rhodes
10Th
Lettie Hadley
Vineyard St
James Cox and
St. Charles St
Ivan Whitesel and Son
Longfellow Rd
Jack Baker and Son
Lata St
William Heavelin and Son
Prospect St
Gordon Marcum
Warren Boles
Paul Tomlinson
Alexandria
Clarence Lay
E.55th St
Phillip Womack
Middletown
Maurice Pyles
Kokomo
Mildred Brown
17Th St
Helen Buzan
Robert Blanchard
Bessie Patterson
28Th St
Missing Fulton County official may be buried in old coal mine
Sheriff says drilling will begin next week at an old strip mine to recover Fayhort Rawley, missing Wood-Soland Township official. A magnetometer test detected a large metal object on Key Coal Co. property seven miles southwest of UE F. Rawley was last seen in Macomb in his car about 10 p.m. on November 8, 1953. Estate valued at $500,000. The sheriff would not reveal the information source.
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Ill
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Fulton County
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Boston
Chicago
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Cleveland
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Des Moines
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Astoria
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Kansas City
Los Angeles
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Miami
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Moline
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New York
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San Diego
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Cancer Drug Under Study Seeks Broad Trials
New York Squibb & Sons division says a cancer drug compound is under study in a limited group of selected patients and has been accepted for further study by a Cancer Chemotherapy National Service Center panel. The plan involves large scale trials across numerous centers to evaluate potential usefulness.
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New York
PE. R. Squibb] & Sons
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Cancer Chemotherapy National Service, Center
National Cancer’ Institute
Squibb
Terre Haute
Wthi-Tv
Son Memorial Hospital
Uni
Versity
Miami Medical School
WFAM
the Sloan-Kettering Institute
Lafayette
Lafayette Cancer Research Centers
Commission eyes transfer of TV Channel 10 to Lafayette
The Communications Commission announced a tentative decision to move TV Channel 10 from Terre Haute to Lafayette. Details specify reallocation of the station’s license, with cross city implications for viewing areas and market access.
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Terre Haute
Lafayette
Wallington
the Communications Commission
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