Lebanon Set For Election In Tiny Middle East Nation
Beir ut Lebanon votes tomorrow in Beirut and South districts as about 300 000 eligible voters choose whether to back the pro western government or align with Egypt The four regional polls extend over three Sundays in Mount Lebanon Bekaa and North Lebanon to decide Lebanon s stance toward the Eisenhower Doctrine or Egyptian Syrian neutrality Interactive note: The ballot is a plebiscite on foreign alignment amid Middle East turmoil.
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Denver boy victim of bat rabies in latest national case
An 11 year old Denver boy named Paul Nicles is receiving Pasteur vaccine injections after being bitten by a bat that later tested rabid. Dr Martin Baum noted rabies was rare until a year ago with cases in Florida and 120 people bitten in 15 other states. The boy will need 14 to 21 injections at one per day in treatment.
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Ike Plays Golf on Anniversary of Surgery
President Eisenhower marked the first anniversary of his emergency operation by golfing at Burning Tree in Maryland. White House secretary James Hagerty said Ike weighs 172 pounds, back to his West Point weight, looks well, and feels good. He is off most medications except intermittent anti-coagulants.
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Ship Report S Dues to Arrive in San Francisco
List of vessels with origins Yokohama Los Angeles Gothenburg Vancouver Seattle Manila and others, showing ships due to arrive at San Francisco including 60 Canada Bear and Richmons with inconsistent dates in June and a separate note of ships due to leave San Francisco including Tannstein Lions Gate and Merchant with Honolulu and Antwerp routes.
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Weekly Stock Gains and Market Close Mixed
The week saw broad gains in New York stocks with several indexes hitting highs since early September, though Dow industrials closed modestly higher while rails and utilities weaker. Oil shares rose, coppers and machinery boosted by office equipment spin off talk, and tobacco, aircraft, and autos faced declines amid light volume and gains unevenly spread across sectors.
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Dow Jones News: Trade Volume and Dow Closing Averages
Daily stock market report shows 1143 issues traded on Friday on the New York Stock Exchange with 413 advancing and 985 declining. Dow Jones closing bond averages and rail scores noted, with mixed changes and totals for stocks and bonds across exchanges.
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