President Makes Best Progress With Health News
Eisenhower shows improvement during hospitalization as White House reports he signed 21 documents and handled substantial business. Hagerty notes no comment on political plans, while the president remains in good spirits with stable vital signs. Officials discuss British American talks and a new nuclear cooperation agreement involving the Nautilus submarine and peaceful atomic energy.
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Pete Eisenhower
White House
Army
Walter Reeds Hospital
Eisenhower
Ing
Hagerty
Walmington
Sherman Adams
Great Britain
Andrew J. Goodpaster
U.S
State Department
Uncoln White
White
United States
Britain
Votes on School Aid and Civil Rights in House Committee
The House committee, delaying civil rights and federal school aid bills, was toppled by opponents during a heated session led by Chairman Howard W. Smith. The panel voted 73 to 64 to consider the school aid bill next Tuesday and the civil rights bill next Thursday, signaling likely action on both fronts.
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Ashington
Howard W. Smith
Dva
Inmates Injected With Cancer Cells at Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus report finds 14 inmates at the Ohio Penitentiary injected with live cancer cells in a phase of a major research program. Warden Ralph W. Alvis cited Dr. Mike Moore and Dr. Chester M. Southam from Sloan-Kettering in New York administering the injections. 134 inmates volunteered for the study. Ohio State University researchers will monitor daily. A Cancer Foundation spokesman said volunteers face no serious danger.
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Ohio Penitentiary
Ralph W. Alvis
Mike Moore
Chester M Southam
Sloan-Ketteringstitute
New York
Alvis
Ohio State University
The
Cancer Foundation
Assailed Pair Secretly Wed in Despite Bomb Threat
DAYTON area couple Sara Louise Pfarrer and Andrew Donald Dixon secretly wed under police guard after his wedding day bombing left him injured. The ceremony occurred last Saturday at St Al Most Kentucky, with families announcing the union amid protective details as Indians historically posed threats in the frontier region. The bride’s parents, Dr and Mrs Richard Pfarrer of suburban Kettering, confirmed the marriage, noting the couple’s ordeal and continued restraint during the event.
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Kettering
Sara Louise
Elizabethtown
Andrew Donald Dixon
Englewood
St. al
Kentucky
Severns Valley Baptist Frances
Dixon
Firf
John Garrard Columbus
Franks
Lauseie
Rom T. Sturgeon
Athens
Natural Resources Commission
Annae Citch
Mov Sity
Wesley Department
John Rich
Cincinnati
Pipelines to Finish Ohio Extension by Early Fall
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co says completion of a 42 mile addition to its Ohio pipeline system is expected by early fall. The 6 inch diameter lines will parallel existing lines. The H. C. Price Co. builds from north of the Ohio River near New Boston to near McConnelsville, while the Oklahoma Construction Co. lays 61 miles from Newcomerstown to near Lisbon.
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Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
Ohio
W. ©. McGee Jr
Tennessee Gas
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Ohio River
New Boston
McConnelsville
Oklahoma Construction Co
Newcomerstown
Lisbon
State Bares Highway Plans for Ohio Interstates
Ohio State Highway Department unveiled plans to spend 1.85 billion dollars over 13 years on interstate highways. Director Samuel Linsell outlined long range spending funded by a federal highway bill, with 953 miles of turnpike style routes and expressways emphasized across the state.
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Cleveland
State Highway Department
Ohio
Samuel Linsal
Congressional Committee
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Linzell
Lanzell
Air Force Silent On Bikini H Bomb Miss Report
The Air Force offered no firm reply on whether the BS2 dropped the H bomb over Bikini last month missed its target. The Atomic Energy Commission declined to comment. Reports and witness accounts suggest the thermonuclear blast occurred, but precise distance and altitude details remain undisclosed.
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Elton C. Fay
Washington
Air Force
Bikini
Atomic Energy Commission
Too Little Too Late Steel Union Rejects Big 3 Wage Offer
United States steelworkers rejected the industry wage proposal as inadequate. David J. McDonald said the offer would raise take home pay about five cents an hour, with a 90 day contract extension and a five year term floated by the Big Three. A strike threat looms as contracts expire June 90 pending a possible accord.
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New York
United
McDonald
David J. McDonald
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem and Roublic
Senators Probe ABC In TV Industry Study
Investigators from a Commerce Committee focus on American Broadcasting Co. ABC President Robert Lintner discusses ABC's standing against rivals as senators seek evidence on regulatory impact. Previous hearings featured CBS President Frank Stanton and NBC President Robert Sarnoff who warn regulation could upset the industry.
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Wasiinwiun
Senate
Am ‘An Broadcasting Co
ABC
Commerce Committee
Robert Lintner
Frank Stanton
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Robert W. Sarnoff
National Broadcasting Co
NBC
Bricker
Ohio
Chester Phone Service To Be Discontinued By Present Company
The Chester Division of Meigs United Selp ctone System serves 160 subscribers and will have its phone service discontinued by the present company as ordered by the commission in the Chester area.
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Chester
Political asylum honored in Haiti return of rebels
Jina's provisional government acted Thursday night to send rebel Gen Raul Tanco and six others to the Haitian embassy within hours after being abducted by the army. President Pedro Aramburu ordered their return amid tensions with Jean Brierre. Brierre praised the swift move and said the seven would likely be allowed to depart the country.
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Raul ‘Tanco
Machine
Pedro Aramburu
Jean Brierre
Tanco
Aramburu
Briere
Grierre
Roger Dean Chevrolet Co On Probation In Ohio
The Ohio licensing board placed Roger Dean Chevrolet Co of Columbus on probation after a Thursday hearing. President W A Brandenburg said the license was suspended and then lifted to probation. the board did not specify which of three charges led to the action. Charges included issuing outdated presents to purchasers, use of a fictitious name as power of attorney, and improperly filled purchase orders.
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Automobile Dealers’ and Salesman's Licensing Board
Ohio Department of Highway Safety
Roger Dean Chevrolet Co
W. A. Brandenburg
Dean
Two American Priests Freed By Chinese Communists
Peiping radio announced the release of two Roman Catholic missionaries from California Father John William Clifford and Thomas Leonard Phillips after three years in prison. The broadcast said they completed terms on June 15 and were released by authorities. U.S. officials waited at the China border in Hong Kong for their arrival, with hopes of early release aiding stalled Geneva talks. The report noted the larger U.S. aim to secure freedom for 11 other imprisoned Americans and referenced ongoing Formosa negotiations and a rejected State Department proposal. The priests’ release follows prior statements that Communist China would permit no release. officials said they would pursue the other prisoners’ freedom. The weather outlook covered warmer weekend temperatures in Ohio with scattered showers.
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Peiping Radio
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Reds
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U. S
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Formosa
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State Department
Specialists Attack Wrap Around Windshield as Hazard
A panel of eye experts led by Dr. Guerry and Dr. McFarland urged redesigns to reduce driver fatigue and glare. They argue wrap around windshields impair vision and contribute to highway crashes. They call for uniform eye tests, better seat design, and safety controls to minimize human error.
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McFarlan
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Washington, D.C
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Medical College of Virginia
Richmond
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Ross McFarland
Harvard
School of Public Health
Boston
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Impah Ie
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Maral Eliot
Vision Gill University
Montreal
Cain Says President Lacks Knowledge of Program
Cain a former Republican senator from Washington says Eisenhower’s aides do not share program details with the president. He contrasts his view with that of many Republicans who prefer silence when disagreeing with Eisenhower. The piece notes Republican criticism and public dispute within party ranks.
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Cain
Fisenhower
Washington
Connelly Caudle Seek New July Trial
Attorneys for Matthew J. Connelly and T La Nar Caudle, officials tied to the Truman administration, plan a new trial bid for July 19 after their federal conviction for conspiring to aid a tax dodge. Sentencing remains set. defense seeks acquittal or judgment notwithstanding the verdict.
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Matthew J. Connelly
T. Lanar Caudle
Ruman
Connelly Vhite House
Tary
Truman
Caudle
Justice Department
U. S
Rubey M. Hulen
Dad Faces Losing Son in Chicago Hearing
In Chicago a hearing for 27 year old A Deuble, an Evanston architecture student, was continued to December 27 in family court. He is charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor for allegedly shaking and injuring his infant son Karl, born March 16 and 16 days old. If convicted, he could lose custody. The baby was hospitalized, prompting the adjournment.
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Chicago
Avid A. Deuble
Double
Evanston
Karl
Desble
Subway Strike Ends as Thousands Ride Again
Subway traffic resumes after nine hour walkout crippling New York City transit. Motormen return to routes, thousands more find makeshift rides and service gradually normalizes as officials report restored operations.
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Subway
New York
City Transit
Relief of Heat Wave Reaches Great Lakes Region
The AP reports continued heat across the eastern half of the country with records set in multiple cities. New York and Newark reported 98 degrees, while other locations like Folkimbas reached 82 and Athens noted similar highs.
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Great Lakes
Associated Press
New York
Newark
Folkimbas
Athens
Lad 11 Hangs Self in Bath in Ohio Town
A tragic incident occurred Thursday night in Anwert Ohio where an 11 year old boy died by hanging while taking a bath. Police report details are incomplete as investigators document the scene. Local officials have not released further information pending autopsy results.
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Lad
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