Celebration set for Hoover Day in West Branch Iowa
West Branch Iowa plans a public celebration for former President Herbert Hoover's birthday with about 50 000 expected attendees. Vice President Nixon and eighty friends will join Hoover at the cottage where he was born in 1874 for speeches a parade and a cake presentation. The event centers on the preserved two room birthplace cottage now in a park.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Not In Bag Atomic Power Plants Under Consideration
Residents of southwestern Colorado hope Congress will approve an atomic power bill enabling AEC to generate and sell power for commercial use. The piece outlines hurdles such as power, transportation, and rail access, noting uranium and coal potentials but limited current infrastructure and private interest. REA eyeing a $100 million steam plant along the San Miguel River could connect to a future atomic facility and serve the Four Corners region. Comfort Texas marks 100 years with a Saturday parade and festivities.
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Carol Froman
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Hoxsey Booster Cuts Ties With Miners Hospital
SPANGLER PA Aug 10 A state senator resigns as hospital board president and exits after clashing with doctors over support for Harry M Hoxsey cancer treatment The hospital staff claims victory as Haluska steps down to pursue a Hoxsey Cancer Clinic in Cambria County amid AMA opposition.
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John J.haliska
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Dallas
American Medical Association
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Cambria County
New York Bans Disney Film Over Buffalo Calf Birth Scene
New York state Education Department says Walt Disney’s The Vanishing Prairie will be banned unless a two minute sequence showing a buffalo calf birth is cut. The film has approval from the Legion of Decency and other state boards that have viewed it.
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Vanishing Prairie
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State Education Department
Legion of Decency
Governor Denies Shielding Charge Over Jenkins Case
Oklahoma Gov. Murray rejected charges that Oklahoma shielded a hardened criminal. He cited Louisian a Gov. Kennon's advice to refuse extradition if pursued, and noted Jenkins was released on a furlough and later faced liquor charges in Tulsa. Legal actions included a Tulsa hearing and revocation of extradition orders.
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R.C. Jenkins
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LeRoy Powers
Tulsa
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Long
Missouri
North Carolina
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C. W. McCoy
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U S needs yearly rise of 500 supermarkets
CHICAGO Aug 10 UP Rep William S Hill R Colo told a convention of food street officials that the United States will require at least 5,000 new supermarkets in the next 10 years. Hill chairman of the House Committee on Small Business spoke to the 28th International Convention of the Independent Grocers Association. He said population grows 2.5 million per year, adding a city the size of Los Angeles and Louisville to the food distributing system. He cited a future rise in farm production and a $500 billion investment for new retail food outlets.
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