Defense leaders deny threat to Burke amid reorganization row
President Eisenhower and Secretary McElroy assured no reprisal against Admiral Arleigh Burke for criticizing defense reforms. Senate talks focus on guarantees of free speech for officers, with Russell seeking a clear statement or testimony from McElroy.
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Viruses urged as key cancer factor by AMA expert
Dr. Wendell M. Stanley urged full scale virus cancer research at the AMA meeting in San Francisco Berkeley noting experiments show tumors in animals could be virus induced and infections could be non infectious depending on virus dose. He cited cancers produced in chickens mice and rabbits.
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C&O to Provide Special Coaches To Lions Meeting
The C&O Railway announced plans to operate air conditioned reclining coaches on a Chicago to Charleston train surrounding Lions International ceremonies. The July trip will carry Dudley L. Simms as president and run No. 3 the Fast Flying Virgin.
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Pull-Out in Korea Rejected by Allies
The United States and 15 allied nations rejected a Chinese call for a full withdrawal of United Nations forces from Korea. In under ten minutes, the 16 nations agreed on a joint reply to Peiping. Korean Ambassador Yang thanked the allies for denying the proposal and said new intelligence reports support the rejection. The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be stationed at the South Charleston armory on F Street from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Thursday and Friday.
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