Dulles' Funeral Body Laid To Rest At Arlington
John Foster Dulles was buried at Arlington National Cemetery in a massive ceremony attended by hundreds of U.S. officials and foreign dignitaries. The service included a two hour ritual, a 19 gun salute, rifle volleys, and taps by a bugler. Mrs. Dulles received the flag as President Eisenhower offered condolences. foreign ministers and leaders from many countries joined Washington's elites in a cathedral service and grave-side rites. Dulles had died of cancer Sunday after six years as secretary of state.
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Surgeons Charged Over Training Standards
NEW YORK AP Dr Paul R Hawley director of the American College of Surgeons says it is reliably estimated that half of operations in the United States are done by doctors who are untrained or inadequately trained. He warns that widespread prepaid group plans could risk care quality unless high standards are maintained. Hawley notes the success of current plans rests on selecting qualified physicians and cites a surgeon who says half his practice involves correcting poor earlier results.
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Legitimate Births Growing Problem
San Francisco AP report notes pregnancy among unmarried adolescent girls rising, signaling broader social challenges. Researchers warn of health risks and demand teen sexuality education and access to services to curb the trend.
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Social Welfare Talk Highlights Teenage Sexual Tolerance
Mrs. Katherina Brownell Oettinger head of the US Children's Bureau warned at the National Conference on Social Welfare that teenage tolerance toward sexual activity is rising. She cited rising illegitimate births from 89,500 in 1940 to 201,700 in 1957 and noted a tripling of motherhood rates among unmarried women from 1940 to 1956, alongside a general rise in disease among teens.
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Severe storms sweep Midlands with tornado risks
Severe thunderstorms hit the middle United States with tornadic winds and hail. Reports include heavy rain causing floods in northeast Kansas and northern Missouri, a tornado alert in southeast Missouri, and damage in Gillette Wyoming with no injuries. Lightning killed a farmer in Cadiz Ohio area as warm humid air dominated the east.
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Fire destroys new Erie house. Reynolds lose home contents
Early Tuesday a northeast Erie blaze destroyed a house Reynolds recently bought from Father White estate. Mr and Mrs Reynolds, who had worked there Monday night, escaped as fire crews arrived. Partial insurance left them with heavy loss beyond the structure.
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Von Braun urges recasting U S education for future needs
Dr Wernher von Braun, head of the Army ballistic missile program, warns Americans to immediately recast their educational philosophy to anticipate the needs of the future. He calls for urgent reforms to align schooling with upcoming technological demands.
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Speech quotes US surrounded by planets flying hammer and sickle
A speaker warns that the United States will be surrounded by several planets flying the hammer and sickle flag, signaling concern over the rise of communist influence and geopolitical tension. The remark frames a scenario of encirclement by aligned states and movements.
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Neodesha valedictorian named. cadet to Naval Academy
Arthur Roper, valedictorian with a 3.97 GPA for four years and perfect attendance, has been appointed as a cadet to the U S Naval Academy in Annapolis. Phyllis Osburn is salutatorian with a 3.72 GPA. Kansas towns unite to oppose a gas rate hike by Cities Service Gas Company. Voters approve 235000 bond for a new Crestline-area school in consolidated district 203. Parsons justice M G Hoetle resigns after irregularities in official audit and county records issue a $1255 balance check.
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