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Dr. Paul Dudley White Boston heart specialist who counseled President Eisenhower advised the American Heart Association not to merge with United Fund or Community Chest drives. He argued heart disease is too serious to miss a united effort, urging contributors to press outside groups to join the united drive.
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Paul Dudley White
Boston
Eisenhower
American Heart Assa
United Fund
White
United Drives
The
Heart Association
American Cancer Society
Community Chest
Heart and Cancer Organizations
United Drive
White House twists and jet planes save Strauss vote
The Senate delayed, then voted on Lewis L. Strauss as Secretary of Commerce amid backstage drama. Absent Republicans rushed by two Air Force jets to bring in Wallace Bennett and Milton Young, while Nixon and Johnson jostled for control as Bartlett was briefly ousted. The session hinged on a delicate balance of votes and last minute maneuvering. In Memphis, a separate police report notes a Black man raped six women in an eight block area over four months, with two victims white, as authorities sought to trap the attacker.
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Washington
Senate
Pearson
Lewis L. Strauss
GOP
Sen
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Thruston Morton
Kentucky
Wallace Bennett
Utah
Milton Young
North Dakota
White House
Jerry Persons
Sherman Adams
Air Force
Persons
Norris Cotton
New Hampshire
Admiral Strauss
Nixon
Bob Bartlett
Alaska
Andy Schoeppel
Kansas
Bartlett
Johnson
Strauss
Memphis, Tenn
James C. MacDonald
Youthful schemes and a nicked Fountain of Youth tale
An urban sketch notes a mock youth crisis with a seven year old blaming aging neighbors for lack of youth. It recalls a high school reunion, jokes about time passing since graduation, and a cartoon about Ponce de Leon. The piece highlights Shirley Hinkle and a playful “1910 Girl Stater” misprint. A backyard preschool run by Mary Kay Knief and Carol Holmes, started by preteens, charges a quarter a morning for supervision and snacks.
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Nebraska
Ponce
Shirley
Leonard) Hinkle
Ponce de Leon
Mary
Maynard Knief
Mary Kay Knief
Carol Holmes
States Rights Passage Seen in House Debates
Southern Democrats predict a states rights bill will pass the House with Republican support. Rep. Halleck away as debate opened. backers seek to restore balance between federal and state powers, while opponents warn of chaos in civil rights and labor fields. Iraq note appears as an unrelated line about Mesopotamia.
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Washington
ASP
House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Halleck
Republican House
Howard W. Smith
Dva
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Editorial
Garden City Telegram
Telegram Publishing Company
Telephons
East Chestnut Vert Wells
Sav Brown
Warvin Smith
Mie Canlellanas
Associated Prees
Associated Press
EE Siabaichen
Garden City
Finney, Tana
Scott
Wichita
Greeley
Hamilton
Kearny
Crant
Hankell
Gray
Bennett
Young
Lyndon Johnson
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Morse
Dirksen
Milt Young
Tom Kuchel
California
Clint Anderson
New Mexico
Ander
Javits
New York
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Jim Eastland
Mississippi
Bob Kerr
Oklahom
Te Distaffl
Iraq
Mesopotamia
Pacdonalds
Chemstrand Corporation
Acrylic Fiber
Doncrest
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