Infant Receives Complete Blood Transfusion Cure
Estonian born Leo P. Strand credits a dramatic blood transfusion at Mercy Hospital with saving his newborn son. Doctors Dr. Earl Spaugh and Dr. E. L. Potter replaced two teaspoons of diseased RH positive blood with a pint of healthy blood. The infant’s skin improved from yellow and blood count rose from 134 to 77, and he is reported doing fine.
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Charlotte
Leo P. Strand
Earl Spaugh
E. L. Potter
Leo P. Strand Jr
Mercy Hospital
Cotton Is Sold For Export
New Orleans reports the Commodity Credit Corp sold 1,567,278 bales for export at a minimum price of 25 cents per pound. Director F P Biggs announced the sales, tied to bids opened June 12, with prices below current market levels.
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New Orleans
Commodity Credit Corp
F. P. Biggs
Commodity Stabilization Service
Commodity Office
You Cannot Give What You Do Not Have Love from God as Gift
The author argues love must be possessed to be shared. Love comes from the Supreme Being and God offers it to all, but few accept it. When truly possessed, love flows as a powerful, unrestrainable force toward others, often overlooked in daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Dieffenbacher
D.D
NEA
Ike And Nixon Confer Over Campaign Talk Skipped
Vice President Nixon and President Eisenhower met at Walter Reed Hospital and avoided any discussion of Eisenhower remaining in the presidential race. Nixon said no word was exchanged about his own political plans or the campaign outlook.
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Ike
Nixon
Washington
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Hospital
John Foster Dulles
James Hagerty
Dulles
Richard Nixon
Seven Point Program Drives Democratic Strategy
Democratic leaders seek a seven point legislative program to aid election chances including social security expansion public housing farm supports highway construction school aid a higher minimum wage and public power projects The plan mirrors some Eisenhower proposals but aims to show they can achieve more than Republicans. Nixon says no politics discussed with Eisenhower and notes the president will decide timing for political matters. Dulles visited with Eisenhower and medical briefings report improvements and a weight loss of seven pounds since hospital admission with a soft diet continuing.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Senate Democrats
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
House
Senate
Nixon
Dulles
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Rogerty
Hagper
Wake Forest Opens Shop on New Campus
Wake Forest University begins its first academic session on a new 20 million dollar campus with a nine week summer term. Officials report 95 percent of the moving is done, over 100 large moving vans deployed, and the old campus now used by Southeastern Seminary. The library opens tomorrow and 65 professors will run 19 departments offering 112 courses as convocation and a keynote address anchor the first day.
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Elizabeth Wall
East Bend
N. C
New Wake Forest
Winston-Salem
Grady Patterson
Wake Forest
Baptist School
Southeastern Ee Seagee Seminary
Anne
Wolds
Wall Chapel
Harold Wale
Forest blaze traps British troops. 19 die in Cyprus
Nineteen British soldiers died when a forest fire trapped them during a Troodos Mountains manhunt for EOKA rebels. Eighteen were injured as wind shifts spread flames, with vehicles and fuel tanks igniting. About 2,000 troops had sought Grivas and allied leaders. fire control followed. An American, Vice Consul William Boteler, was killed by bombs in Nicosia while five other Americans were injured.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Troodos
George Grivas
EOKA
Dighenis
Grivas
Greece
U.S
William P. Boteler
Washington, D.C
U.S. State Department
Steel Wage Policy Body Meets Today
The 170 member Wage Policy Committee of the United Steelworkers of America meets in New York to review the breakdown in joint contract talks with the Big Three firms. Manager David J. McDonald notes the group may act or receive a report as talks remain at a stalemate.
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New York
United Steelworkers of America
David J. McDonald
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
McDonald
U.S. Steel
John A. Stephens
Big Three
Big
Jones & Laughlin
Youngstown
Inland
Great Lakes
Wheeling
Alleghany-Ludlum
Pittsburgh
Armco
Aid Plan Is Called Patchwork By Senator Jackson
Senator Jackson described the foreign aid program as a clumsy patchwork and urged a full study. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee weighed a House bill granting 3.8 billion in new aid for non Soviet nations, with most cuts in military aid, while Mansfield questioned sustaining committee restores.
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Washington
Jackson
D-Wash
Senate
Chamber
House
Eisenhower
Foreign Relations Committee
Sen
Mansfield
D-Mont
Congress
Sen. Aiken
R-Vi
Libya and Britain Begin Eight Day Talks on Defense Ties
Libya Prime Minister Mustafa Ahmed ben Halim and Minister Muniddin Fikedi started eight days of talks in London with British officials to discuss the 1953 treaty that maintains Wheelus Field and other installations in Libya. The discussions aim to bolster Western influence amid Cold War pressure and shifting Middle East alignments.
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London
Mustafa Ahmed Ben Halim
Libya
Middle East
Ben Halim
Muniddin Fikedi
Britain
Soviet Union
Suez
Mediterranean
Cyprus
Jordan
Arab League
Tain
Nat
Egypt
All
Wheelus Field
Tripoli
Aide Air Force
Gangsmee Moose
En Soe
Tito Reaches Agreement With Soviets
Yugoslav President Tito has reached a formal accord with Soviet leaders Bulganin Khrushchev and others to restore relations between the Communist parties of the USSR and Yugoslavia. A joint communique detailing the eight year estrangement will be released tomorrow night.
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Moscow
Tito
Yugoslavia
Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Leonid Huichev
Central Committee
Soviet Communist Party
Sharett Quits Post In Israel
Israeli Premier Ben-Gurion faces a policy split as Foreign Minister Moshe Sharett resigns after a Mapai-Democratic Labor party meeting. Golda Meirson named to succeed Sharett with Namir chosen for Labor Ministry. temporary tenure hinted.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Moshe Sharett
Sharett
Ign
Inet
Mapai — Democratic Labor Party
Raguren Ben-Gurion
Tott
Ben-Gurion
Mapai
Golda Myerson
Milwaukee
Mordechai Namir
Labor Federation
Labor
Myerson
Americans Hurt In Munich Club
Nine American soldiers and nine Germans were injured when a grenade exploded at a Munich bar after U.S. military police cleared a group of arguing American patrons. German police reported two Germans in critical condition. An Army spokesman doubted an official report while suggesting the grenade might be American made.
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Munich
Germa
U.S
U.S. Army
Truman jokes about Latin degree from Oxford
In London Harry S. Truman says he will not accept an honorary Oxford degree in Latin. He remarks he cannot understand the language and would need a translation to accept the honor.
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Truman
London
Harry S. Truman
Oxford University
Egyptian Flag Raised Over Suez Marked By Departure of British
Premier Nasser raised Egypt’s flag over Port Said signaling the end of 73 years of British occupation as nine Russian MIGs roared overhead and a 21 gun salute boomed. A national holiday June 18 marks the ending of the British role under the 1954 agreement while Soviet and Egyptian events unfold in Cairo and Alexandria.
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Port Said
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Suez Canal Zone
Ihe
Nasser
Navy House
Nile
Dmitri Shepilov
Bernesht
Nile Delta
Cairo
Czechoslovakia
Alexandria
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Leo Strand Sr
Leo Jr
Steel Wage Policy Body
Harwich
Europe
Trumans
Independence Mo
France
Italy
West Germany
Eee
Sean
Communist Party
Joseph Stalin
Stalin
Abdovi
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