Sullivan Show Is 12 Years Old
AP reviewer notes Ed Sullivan Show marks its 12th anniversary with a look back at its early acts and contrasts with current format. Mentions Wayne and Shuster burlesque, Victor Borge vintage bits, a prizefighter, a golf champ, and a NBC mystery hour tale. praises acting and directing, but finds the drama lacking. Recommends The Margaret Bourke White Story as night’s highlight.
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Medical Men in Health Meeting Opens 108th AMA Session
ANAMT BRUACH Fla. APIA The world's largest gathering of medical men opens today with national health insurance for the aged a leading topic The 108th annual convention of the American Medical Assn with about 14 000 physicians attending The 209 member House of Delegates AMA policy making body meets through the week Dr E Vincent Askey of Los Angeles to be installed as president Tuesday Three speakers voiced divergent views on health insurance for the aged at the conference of presidents and officers of state medical associations Paul Butler Democratic party chairman told doctors they are dragging their feet on health reforms and said they have a curious attitude toward his party's health proposals Butler warned socialized medicine could come if the medical profession helps bring it about Butler predicted his party would back the Morand bill at its Los Angeles convention next month The bill ties old age health insurance to Social Security Thruston B Morton Republican national chairman said a voluntary program will be worked out with the states Gov Ross Barnett of Mississippi urged states to care for their own states
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Stevenson Denies Candidacy for Democratic Nomination
In Chicago Adlai E Stevenson rejects being a candidate after Eleanor Roosevelt urged a Stevenson Kennedy ticket. Stevenson says he will not seek the Democratic nomination and reiterates he will serve if called upon, while Roosevelt continues to press for a bid.
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Europe Salutes Ike Courage Amid Japan Visit Doubts
Western European newspapers praised President Eisenhower for continuing his visit to Japan while questioning its value. Non Communist papers in France and West Germany called the trip necessary yet risky, with Munich and Milan outlets offering mixed forecasts. The London Mirror lauded Ike’s guts as others warned the move might not strengthen U.S.-Japan ties, and a Stockholm paper recalled Archduke Ferdinand to illustrate warning signs.
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Liberal Man Heads 40 and 8
Hebert Hobble of Liberal was elected head of the Kansas 40 and 8 at its annual meeting, succeeding his brother John M. Hobble as chef chamin de fer. Other new state officers include Louis W. Pencik of Kansas City as grand commissaire intendant, Joe I. Zimmerman of Topeka as grand chef de train, Dale A. Davis of Hutchinson as sous grand chef de train, and D. A. Christ of Kansas City as cheminet national.
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Wild Chase Ends with Charges Against Man Theobald
AURORA Mo AP junior Leroy Theobald 24 ex convict faces rape and assault with intent to kill charges after a spree that began with drunkenness arrest, involved car thefts and a home invasion. He reportedly forced entry at a farm home, assaulted a woman with a rolling pin, raped two sisters 22 and 17, and was captured by five officers after a police alert. Theobald had recently completed a prison term for statutory rape.
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Jack Appelquist
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Drowned Men Recovered After Flash Flood Near Colby
Searchers have recovered two bodies after a car was swept off U.S. 24 near Colby Kansas by a Prairie Dog Creek flash flood. Lester H. Forbes 64 a Denver tax consultant was found Sunday six miles from the highway. L L Slaven about 60 an Aurora Colorado insurance man was found Saturday near the road. The Mash flood in Prairie Dog Creek, normally dry, was caused by a five inch rain.
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