Cancer kills young father 27 in Detroit suburb
A 27 year old man, Kerschke, died after a malignancy spread through his body as his wife Atheyne and five young children faced the loss. He faced death calmly, remaining hopeful for his family and reflecting on a life insurance policy and a new career with the Detroit Department of Parks and Recreation. He had recently earned a BA in psychology and public speaking from Wayne State University.
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Mail Fund Approved in House
The House approved a 41 million dollar emergency mail fund to restore suspended Postal Service, possibly by this weekend. Democrats and Republicans battled over responsibility for the cuts as the Senate courted swift action to back President Eisenhower's plan. If enacted, the bill would allow full mail service to resume and end the current fiscal year with restored operations.
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Summerfield Not Resigning
White House secretary James Hagerty said President Eisenhower would never ask Postmaster General Summerfield to resign. He denied any such request following editorials calling for Summerfield’s resignation over weekend mail delivery curtailments. Hagerty noted the White House normally has three mail deliveries on Saturdays but only two occurred last Saturday.
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James C. Hagerty
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Hagerty
New York
Summerfield
Realgs Nation
Saternay
Pro-West Premier Named in Jordan
Amman's political crisis ends as Hussein names Dr Hussein Fahkth a Jalldi premier to lead a moderate government. The new cabinet includes National Socialist Naabulai with seats in parliament while Bedouin Arab Legion backing stabilizes rule amid martial law. Continued coverage on Page A-3.
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Arab Legion
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Vttisseln
Seven Hills
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Russia debt repudiation echoes in U S reaction
LA SAYS editors note public apathy to debt repudiation mirrors Russia where savings bonds were wiped out by halting interest and redemption. They warn that France faced a similar drastic move. The piece links Soviet and French actions to a broader pattern of government debt repudiation.
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France
Weather Woes and Warnings From Odd Rants
A bizarre, fragmented message mocks weather forecasting with cryptic phrases about bunions, crocuses, and a vain barometer. It hints at predicting cloudiness in the morning and sun in the afternoon, urging use of common sense over strange jargon.
Coast Guard Rescues Fishermen Near Catalina Island
The Coast Guard rescued eight people from a disabled fishing boat near Catalina Island on Monday night. A second small boat, the Denada, docked at Newport Beach under its own power around 7:30 p.m. after being reported overdue. The Tong I Fin, sighted drifting west of Catalina, was towed to San Pedro with owners Mr and Mrs Melvin Lane aboard and several others saved.
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Senate approves bill to raise bond ceiling to 3 4 percent
Senate after brief debate passes measure to lift government bonds ceiling from 3 to 3.4 percent to spur sales. Byrd says higher rate needed as redemptions exceed sales. bill returns to House for action with hopes of matching other government obligations rates. President had urged 4 4 percent on series E and II bonds.
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Independent New York's "mad bomber" George Metesky
A tuberculosis victim, George Metesky, reportedly may die within months as a sanity hearing disclosed Monday. The item appears in Page A-4 with a related feature about a one-man rocket powered helicopter for weary commuters.
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Mayor Hurt by Falling Terra Cotta Fragment
Mayor George M. Vermillion was struck on the forehead by terra cotta fragments from a damaged front of a building at 320 Ting Ave. He received a laceration and swelling but returned home after examination and a tetanus shot. Cracked terra cotta will be removed and replaced with concrete. the building is owned by Dr. L. G. Nelson.
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Norway Says It Will Stay In NATO Despite Threats
Oslo declares Norway will remain in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization even after Soviet Premier Bulganin threatens obliteration if atomic attacks are launched from bases in Norway. Prime Minister Einar Gerhardsen says Norway rejects aggression and will defend itself, insisting it is none of Prussia's business how Norway chooses to defend itself.
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Radiation process food sparks debate over safety and taste
In San Francisco experts say radiation preserved foods are safe though some fear a “wet dog” flavor. GA HAHN AUSA? discussion covers dehydro freezing and freeze drying for juices and fruits with mentions of Norway NATO and postwar security context.
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Ghanausen Toni
California
al Tappel
Department of Food Technology
University of California
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Fugitive Identified by Police In Los Angeles Case
Windsor Ontario police identify L Ewing Scott, 59, as the missing Los Angeles suspect in the 1955 disappearance of his wife. Scott faces a 13 count grand jury indictment for mishandling her $600,000 estate and is held on a vagrancy charge awaiting cross border verification. The case links to his wife’s disappearance from their Mel‑Air home and prior grand jury questioning.
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Detroit
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Leater E. Stewart
John Burns
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West
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Mexico Actor Infante Dies in Air Crash
Merida Mexico Pedro Infante beloved Mexican screen cowboy and Tama line owner died in a four engine plane crash while returning to Mexico City from Merida. He was co pilot when the craft dove into a small house near Merida and burned.
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Boat Found in Search for 16 Russians
Planes from Iceland found the open work boat in which three Russian seamen disappeared in the Denmark Strait thirteen days earlier. The navy said the boat was in damage aged condition and the search for the occupants continues, with Icelandic rescue groups aiding in the operation in the North Atlantic.
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Typhoon Shirley Curves East From Philippines
Typhoon Shirley, packing up to 100 mph winds, moved away from the Philippines today curving east into the Pacific. It had threatened the area for two days as radar and reports tracked its path.
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