Vols Rally Past Challengers 7-3 in Baseball Night
In Atlanta 4,108 witnessed the Vols stunning a 7-3 win over the Crackers as part of a busy night. Mobile defeated New Orleans 7-5 despite six double plays. Little Rock crushed Memphis 11-1 while Birmingham rolled to a 14-4 victory and Nashville’s Lookouts took a 12-hit beating.
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Summer Slump in Welfare Roll Seen
Little Rock reports a summer farm labor policy may permanently cut welfare aid for about 500 current recipients. Welfare payments will not be granted to those able to work when farm jobs exist, potentially reducing rolls by over 1,500. Many seniors and dependent children are affected, with up to 4,000 likely not reapplying for aid.
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Lowdown on Housing Investigation
Washington reports on FHA loan guarantees for rental housing and home improvements. The Eisenhower era probes alleged abuses in 1942 1950 programs, including inflated estimates, possible conspiracies, and tax implications. IRS argues profits not windfalls, court could decide. Fraud risks linger in postwar housing schemes and contractor practices.
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AMA Approves Rockefeller Polio Plans for Arkansas
The Arkansas Medical Society approved a rural medical survey funded by Winthrop Rockefeller and a Salk polio vaccine test plan. A pilot rural area will be chosen for study by University of Arkansas Medical School researchers, with schoolchildren inoculation slated next week amid criticism from some groups.
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Capehart Attacks Homebuilders Over Housing Scandals
Senator Capehart of Indiana assails the National Association of Homebuilders and the Senate Banking Committee for their housing scandal probe. He accuses both of trying to fleece the American people and chides a Homebuilders statement that warned against a dangerous atmosphere harming the FHA's reputation.
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Federal Housing Administration
Foundation Vaccine Safe for Administration to Children
The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis announces the vaccine has been found safe for administration to children, marking a milestone in pediatric health and disease prevention. The announcement emphasizes safety and readiness for use in public vaccination programs.
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Optometrists urged to avoid free ad loads in media
At the 40th Arkansas Optometric Association convention W N McKinney of KELP El Dorado urged professionals to buy newspaper radio and television advertising rather than use free ad loads. He backed Save Your Vision week and said ads benefit both advertisers and suppliers while broadcasters push paid space to tell their story.
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Nixon Seeks Honorable Peace in Indochina at Geneva
Vice President Richard M. Nixon said the United States will pursue an honorable and peaceful settlement of the Indochina war at the Geneva conference but will not surrender to the Reds. He said Secretary of State John Foster Dulles will oppose any settlement seen as surrender and that such a policy offers a chance to hold Indochina without war. Nixon spoke to about 1000 at the University of Cincinnati Day dinner honoring the late Senator Robert A. Taft.
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ULP
Richard M. Nixon
United States
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John Foster Dulles
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Robert A. Taft
Birds of Cuba Share Many Species with United States
Cuba hosts more than 276 bird species with about two thirds found also in the United States, indicating strong cross‑region avian presence and shared habitats.
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Televised Coverage Planned for McCarthy Army Hearings
Three networks ABC NBC and DuMont will televise the McCarthy Army hearings starting tomorrow in Washington. CBS will not pool telecast but will offer twice daily news segments at 6 am and 10:30 am CST. Mutual plans no TV coverage.
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Crickets Kept in Cages Because People Like Chirping
Crickets are confined in cages as observers enjoy their chirping. The practice reflects common interest in maintaining live insects for sound, companionship, or display.
Swiss wire barricades flare at Korea China talks
Geneva Swiss guards began placing five carloads of barbed wire around lakefront estates for visiting delegates at the Korea Indo China talks. By daybreak the barriers were being removed as security talks shifted. Reporters noted the fortified area around Chou En Lai's future residence resembled a concentration camp while North Korean officials wavered on whether to accept or reject the wirework at their house.
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