Fluoridation Debate and Local News Summary
The Journal notes the Fluoridation question for Jamestown water as urged by city health officer Dr. Donald D Tranium, amid a broader page of local items. It covers license applications, a centennial college convocation, a new commemorative stamp, police activity with an unusually quiet 24 hours, funeral plans for Mortimer Sears, bear hunting reports, city budget notes, a wheat attack death, local protests, weather outlook, and regional crime updates.
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Jamestown
Donald D
Tranium
Health Board
New York
Eisenhower Shows Improvement After Mild Stroke
President Eisenhower’s condition improved with a return to the White House as doctors described the episode as a mild stroke or brain ailment. He will rest for several weeks with substantially decreased activity, no hospitalization planned, and plans for a NATO council meeting canceled. Vice President Nixon stayed at the White House and expressed confidence in the President’s eventual return.
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Snyder
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Ness
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NATO Council
James Clagerty
Hagerty
Furter
Nixon
Bits Desk
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