Experimental cancer drugs hinge on coin flip decisions
Dr Warren H Cole explained at a cancer research center that in some cancer surgeries two drugs are injected into the wound and later, by random coin flip, some patients receive the drugs to test if they extend life. Early animal results are promising but human trials will take years to prove benefit.
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Chicago
Warren H. Cole
University of Itnels
American Cancer Society
Cole
Dulles Concedes U.S. Propaganda Loss in Tests Debacle
Secretary of State Dulles acknowledged that the United States has fallen behind Soviet propaganda in recent weeks. He cited three instances where Moscow achieved political gains, including suspending nuclear tests, which U.S. officials had anticipated but could not offset. Officials note the administration may need a more aggressive propaganda stance, though Dulles stressed the government would not alter core policy just for rhetoric.
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Dulles
U.S
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
United Stites
Maron
Blewhower
Lry
Warren Theft Locks In $1,000 Stolen
Warren borough police investigate a theft reported by Bernard Wellman owner of a chain of eight service stations. The incident occurred Monday night at a Caradohta Lake station in Corry area. A burglar attempted to break into a station but was thwarted at Union City earlier. A tank truck approached the station while headlights blinded the observer.
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Warry
Bernard Wellman
Caradohta Lake
North Center Street
Corry
Wollman
Union City
Quiz Politician Interviewed Over Police Beating Rumors
West Chester hospital patient At-Weldont B Heyburn was interviewed by two representatives for the state attorney general office about charges he faced from state police. The Republican senatorial aspirant walked 30 minutes yesterday with Nephi amid claims of mistrust and political tension.
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West Cheater
Weldont B. Heyburn
West Chester
Mus Heyhurt Wite
Nephi
Solon urges new peacetime manpower agency to combat unemployment
Rep. Hollands proposes a government group, under Labor or the President, modeled on the wartime Manpower Commission, to study structural job displacement and plan reemployment. He cites coal and railroad automation as examples and says the agency would move workers to growing industries or retrain them as economies shift.
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Solon
Washington
Holland
D-Pai
Wartime
Manpower Commission
Pennsylvania
Holla
Department of Labor
Ceil
Sila
Molina
Holand
Ike Signs FHA Housing Bill Asks Changes
President Eisenhower signed the Democratic sponsored FHA bill with a demand for rapid fixes to ease private enterprise burden. The act allows lower down payments for new mortgages up to 13 500, with 15 percent on higher loans and 20 percent beyond 16 000. FHA says a typical 14 000 home may cost 500 down, a boon to buyers and builders, though the bill’s 1.85 billion dollar mortgage fund is not detailed here.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Federal
FHA
YHA
Norman P. Mason
Mason
Air Force test launches Bomare guided missile at Cape Canaveral
The Air Force today test launched the Bomare guided missile, its most potent ground to air defense weapon. The Bomar, larger than many fighters, blasted from the test center at about 1:20 a.m., climbing through a cloud of brown sand and smoke from Cape Canaveral.
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Air Force
Cape Canaveral
Air Force Missile Teat Center
Atlantic
Aero Supply Posts 1957 Profit of 262,437 Despite Losses
Aero Supply Mtr Co Tennessee and its Wing division reported a net profit of 262,437 for 1957, disclosed in stockholder letters signed by Henry Margot and Leo Birnues. The combined sales reached 5,194,273, with a gross profit of 1,421,545 reduced by 1 in engineering and 954,156 in selling, admin expenses. The note projects potentially higher earnings in 1958, following two red years.
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Aero Supply Mtr. Co
Lt. Wing
Henry Margot
Leo Birmues
Wing Finn
Bityer
Tocal
Eisenhower Defends Soviet Test Ban as Gimmick
President Eisenhower dismissed the Soviet Union’s nuclear test ban announcement as a gimmick not to be taken seriously. He urged continuing efforts to reach a common agreement with the USSR, noting U.S. persistence over the years and defending the U.S. stance as necessary for American and world interests despite critics in Congress. The briefing touched on whether labeling the Soviet move as propaganda could have altered outcomes, but the President said both proposals were rejected.
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Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Eienhower
U.S
U. S
United States
Congress
Ward
House Recesses For Easter Holiday
House leaders recess for Easter as the chamber approves a 3,216. total Agriculture Department financing package linked to 22,274,000,000 in annual appropriations across 10 measures. The bills total well above President Eisenhower’s request, with most still awaiting Senate action.
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Agriculture Department
House
Eisenhower
Communications To Santiago Snapped As City Under Attack
Fidel Castro's rebels cut off communications to Santiago and clash with government forces in eastern Cuba as Batista's regime braces for a wider war. Rebels report gains in Oriente while transport unions face attacks. telegraph lines, roads, and transport routes disrupted.
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Santiago
Havana
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Manzanillo
Bayamo
Pinar del Rio
Pedro Acosta Cunl
The
Transportation Union
Castro
Oriente
Batista
Guba
Teleerayh
Hunger Strike By 10 Cuban Rebels Continues In Miami
Ten Cuban rebel sympathizers remained in a hunger strike today inside the lobby of television station WTVJ in Miami. Police said 22 other Cubans were jailed after an anti Batista demonstration at a local railroad station and released on bond after posting $100.
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Miami
WTVJ
Brownsville
Tex
Coast Guard
Gulf of Mexico
Washington
Fungencio Batista
Kenneth Fox
Tp Et
Gasoline Prices Cut One Cent In Corry
Local service stations reduce gasoline prices by one cent per gallon effective today. Regular gasoline now 29.9 cents per gallon, plus ethyl 29.9 cents, super extra about 35.9 cents. The cut follows a recent prize boost that was introduced last month.
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Corry
International Law Approves Free Passage for Israeli Ships
An 87 nation conference endorsed a new principle of international law allowing innocent passage of foreign ships through straits linking the high seas with coastal territorial waters. The ruling omits the straits of Tiran and centers on Arab border disputes, reflecting long standing tensions with Egypt and Saudi Arabia over maritime access to Israel.
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Meneva
Israel
Bilt
Straits of
Tiran
Red Sea
Gulf of Aqaba
Elis
United Arab Republic
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
UN Emergency Force
Africa
Asia
United States
Teltiahotes
Airliner Crash Near London Kills Crew of Three
A four engine aircraft crashed after takeoff from Stanstead during a training flight. All three crew members aboard were killed. Investigators work to determine cause and sequence of events in the London area incident.
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London
Aireoff
Stanstead
Eisenhower seeks civilian space agency to lead exploration
President Eisenhower asked Congress to create a National Aeronautics and Space Agency to absorb the Naval Aerospace Advisory Committee and run space projects and research with a civilian head and a space board of government and private experts. An interim space tech program will begin under ARPA with unmanned vehicles, satellites, and moon exploration.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
America
Defense Department
Secretary of Defense
Space Agency
Naval Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Eienhower
National Aeronautics and Space Agency
Pentagon
Advanced Research Projects Agency
Planning Board Submits Name To Commissioners
The planning board has submitted a candidate for the board director after months of reviewing applications. The chosen individual's name was announced to the public by Anderson, chairman of the Corey Planning Board, and now rests with the Bel County Commissioners for a final decision.
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Ee Npl
Planning Board
Wes
Anderson
Corey Planing Board
Sights Meating
Bel County Commissioners
Anderwan
Snd
Declan
Sewer Authority Eyes 10000 Repair to Fix Plant Grit
The Sewer Authority met to weigh a 10000 dollar plan to install grit remover and a comminutor at the sewage plant. Engineer Williams noted storm sewers mix with the system, risking further damage, and discussed bypass options during severe weather. Chester Engineering Co was chosen to install the new equipment and manage the project.
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Sewer Authority
Raymond Weber
Hill
North Eat
Weber
Donald Willams
J. Corry
Williams
Chester Engineering Company
Philadelphia
Titusville
Warren
Foodline
Silvation Anak
Hoon
Leo J. Hooks
Lew G. Heberlen
P_ Bernard Gonski
Lloyd N. Lanphere
Dorr Clark
Donald Williams
Raymond Webernd
Roger Brown
Olieitor
Lawrence ©. Nichols
Carl Hixsore
Fire strikes Kingway area causing major property damage
Bulletin reports PuiPiFire swept through two sprawling buildings in the heart of Ele Housty today. Officials estimate the damage at between 250000 and 300000 dollars as the fire caused extensive destruction across both structures. Authorities are assessing cause and scope of the incident.
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Kingway
PuiPiFire
GOP Drives Slowdown on Antirecession Bills in Senate
Senate action stalled as Republicans press to delay antirecession measures before Easter recess. A House backed compromise highway bill and a large water projects package receive focus while consumer credit shows first drop since 1950s. Senate conferees reach accord on highway speedup amid debate over extra federal funds and billboard regulation.
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Ruaoning
Congress
Senate
Know
Byrd
D-Va
Lausche
D-Ohio
Cooper
R-Ky
Revercomb
R-Wya
House
Federal Reserve Board
Senater House
Ig Sahes
Three Families Homeless After Two Fires
Three families were left homeless after two separate fires in Cevel Township Washington County. Firefighters from Cevel Township fought a two story duplex blaze that caused the displacement of families. They were treated for smoke inhalation at Canonsburg Hospital.
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Washington, Pa
Cevil Township
Washington County
Canonsburg
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