Britons Call for Closer Look at Queen's Public Image
After Queen Elizabeth's triumphal Canada and United States tour, presses urge looser royal public access. Laborite Daily Herald questions why Britain cannot welcome the Queen at home as she did abroad. Liberal News Chronicle supports modest palace protocol revisions for more openness.
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London
Elizabeth
Canada
United States
Britain
Atlantic
Laborite
Daily Herald
Washington
America
Liberal News Chronicle
Toyal
News Chronicle
Taxi Makes Run In Record Time
William Schmeisser of Washington DC hailed a taxi at the Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco and requested Pacific Union Club. The cabbie escorted him to the Pit Club across the street and refused any fare.
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San Francisco
William Schmeisser
Washington, D. C
Fairmont
California and
Mason Streets
Pacific Union Club
Tax Breaks Hinted as State Taxes Likely Rise Slowly
National Tax Association officials forecast more state taxes, but at lower rates than earlier forecasts, with about half of represented states already raising taxes though not major ones. Governor O'Neill notes rising revenue needs yet cites Ohio's stable, efficient government and plans in health education and welfare under the current tax structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Rothenberg
National Taxation Association
Rothenberg
William O’neill
Ohio
O'Neill
Underling May Give Bird Bill In City Notice
Cincinnati assistant city engineer Arthur D. Bird received a notice Tuesday that if his sidewalk is not repaired the city will fix it and bill him plus a $5 administrative charge. The notice, signed by sidewalk engineer C. C. Patten, is notable because Patten works for Bird and they drive to work together daily.
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Cincinnati
Arthur D. Bird
Bird
C. C. Patten
Patten
Heart operations now considered safe
Philadelphia surgeon Dr. Houck E. Bolton at a cardiac children’s institute said new techniques make fixing holes in the heart wall safer than tonsillectomies. He cited advances in surgery for congenital heart defects at Hahnemann Medical College and Hospital.
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Philadelphia
Houck E. Bolton
Hahnemann Medical College and Hospital
Cardiac Children’s Institute
Tough Top Sergeant Lew Jenkins Plans Army Career
Former lightweight boxing champion Lew Jenkins aims to stay in the Army as a master sergeant his career path. He plans to build on his boxing fame by continuing service and leadership within the military.
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Lew Jenkins
Sargeant
Frogman Saves Wine By Cleaning Valve
In Riva del Garda Italy a frogman named Tullio Cestari dived into a 12 foot wine vat flood to stop a valve blockage. He located and closed an overflowing valve preventing vast loss of 40 000 gallons from the 1957 vintage.
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Riva del Garda
Italy
Tullio Cestari
Riva del Garcia
Cheshire News: Local Couples Wed and Visitors Reported
James Rife and Eva Davis wed at Baptist Church with Rev. Edward Newkirk officiating. Local visits include Cary Fife and Wendel Long of Gallipolis visiting C. A. Fife, and Herman Reese and family visiting Loren Reese in New York.
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Cheshire
James Rife
Eva Davis
Edward Newkirk
Baptist Church
Cary Fife
Greg
Gallipolis
Wendel Long
C. A. Fife
LeGrande Martin
Kyser
Ravenswood
Herman Reese
Willard Reese
Loren Reese
New York
J. H. Shamblin
Norma Shamblin
Rio Grande
Jimmy Thompson
Point Clinic
Chester Lemley
Sharon Rife
Huntington
Fruitdale's day shift firefighters are women volunteers
In Fruitdale Indiana the daytime fire crew is composed entirely of women from the auxiliary who staff a 860 gallon water tank and battle blazes with hoses chemicals and mats. They respond quickly leaving others to guide later arrivals. The all female unit covers grass brush and house fires and even travels to help in nearby towns when needed. They lack formal training but operate with swift teamwork guided by president Betty Bailey.
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Dale Burgess
Fruitdale
Ind
Indianapolis
Indiana Hills
Morgantown
Betty P. Bailey
Auxiliary
Forest Fire
Brown County State Park
Stenographer error misdirects confidential White House mail
A stenographic mistake sent inter office papers intended for Dr. Raymond Saulnier to Paul Saunier Jr secretary to Rep. Gary. Saunier noticed the misdirection and returned the packet to Sherman Adams asking that the stenographer not be harshly treated.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Paul Saunier, Jr
Rep
Gary
D-Va
Raymond J. Saulnier
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Paul Saulnier
House
Sherman Adams
Ohio Congressman Glads To Exit Russia After Surveillance Claims
Rep. Minshall of Ohio described a tense Moscow visit with 10 members of the House Military Affairs subcommittee. He said hotel rooms were allegedly bugged and baggage examined while they were away, and a police escort followed him during a Moscow circus outing. He noted concern over security of film and gear acquired for the trip.
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Washington
Rept
Minshall
Ohio
Soviet Union
Cleveland
House
Moscow
Stalingrad
Rostov
Manshall
Russia
Ike Brother Encounters Secret Service in New York
A Tacoma lawyer named Eisenhower was stopped by a Secret Service agent as he left an elevator at the Waldorf Astoria where President Dwight D. Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower stayed on the 28th floor. Hagerty welcomed the visitor, and the man explained he was in New York on private business unaware the President was in town.
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New York
Tacoma, Wash
Secret Service
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
President
Mrs. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Edgar
Hagerty
City
Estate Lots Ready For Neglected Millionaires
Miami reports H B Layne develops Golden Isles a 550 acre multi island community turning swamp into luxury lots priced 12000 plus. He has sold 3 million in lots in six months and foresees eight million more this winter while building a hundred thousand dollar homes for wealthy buyers.
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Grosse Point
Mich
Bedford Village
N. Y
Layne
Golden Isles
Springfield
Ohio
Charles Schrager
Horoscope Forecast for Today and 1958 Prospects
The stars urge determination and persistence to finish long pending affairs and plan new ventures. New job ideas, if acted on now, may lead to early 1958 promotions and prestige, while Mars boosts ambitions from mid November to late December but may raise aggressiveness. Avoid March and April extravagance and seek social and romantic adventures June to September. A child born today will be determined and ambitious yet wary of others.
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Mars
OSU Receives Funds for Land Purchase and Arts Building
The State Controlling Board released 445000 dollars to Ohio State University to acquire more than 86 acres adjoining its west Olentangy River property in Columbus and 859700 dollars to construct a fine arts building for the College of Education.
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Columbus
State Controlling Board
Ohio State University
College of Education
Veterans housing program under review by Congress
Chairman Spence of the House Banking Committee said Congress will re evaluate the veterans housing program after the government refused to advance mortgage commitments. FNMA said it will stop buying new 4 1 4 percent VA rate mortgages while maintaining purchases at higher premiums. Spence agreed the move is justified and suggested a possible shift to direct loan programs when Congress returns in January.
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Washington
Spence
D-Ky
House Banking Committee
Congress
Veterans’ Housing
Federal National Mortgage Association
Veterans Administration
FNMA
Lighting Cigarette While Driving Fatal
North Lima man Clayton B. Hawley, 43, died after his car went out of control on Ohio 164 two miles south of Ohio 224. The vehicle rolled, went into a creek, and Hawley was pinned inside alone as the Ohio Highway Patrol reported.
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Youngstown
Navy Jet Crashes at Miramar Kills Pilot
A Navy jet crashed near Miramar Naval Air Station in San Diego late Wednesday, killing the pilot from Pennsylvania. The explosion sent a 20 mm cannon into a car on U S 395, causing additional damage and debris along the roadway.
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San Diego
Calif
Miramar Naval Air Station
U.S. 395
Pennsylvania
Bricker Sees U S Leading Reds In Missile Tech
Sen. John W. Bricker told the Hamilton County GOP Women’s Club that scientifically and militarily the United States is ahead of the Soviet Union in overall missile technology. He stressed measuring military strength by broad capabilities, not a single weapon, and warned Soviet satellite progress will spur U S missile programs. He warned propaganda value of the Soviet “baby moon” and urged a diverse mix of guided missiles for defense and offense.
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Cincinnati
John W. Bricker
United States
Soviet Union
Ohio Republican
Hamilton County
GOP Women’s Club
Bricker
U. S
Russia
Mars
John Foster Dulles
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Boulevard Des Italiens
National Association of Tax Administrators
Frogman
Robert Duty
Carpenter
George Kirby
Briggs Kirby
Homer McCarty
D. W. Briggs
F. E. Hays
Alma Swisher
Charles Carter
Starr
Swisher
Carters
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Morris
Mary Haggard
Housewife Brigade
Saunier
Gordon Gray
Sputnik
Mussolini
Rome
England
Mallory Langsdon
Claire Gower
James B. Sibbison
Chet Holifield
D-Calif
AIR Force
Harper
Ike
N.Y
Miami
Fla
Beverly Hills
Westchester County
H. B. Layne
Rich
Long Island
Evan
Ston, Ill., and
Nob Hill, San Francisco
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U.S
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Redstone
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