Calls for a national financial system commission
President Eisenhower urged Congress to authorize a broad inquiry into the nation s financial structure. A 27 member business group previously called for study, with questions on centralizing credit agencies, the state and federal banking dual system, and the proper level of credit policy.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate Banking Committee
America
Federal Reserve Board
Congressional
Segregation Violence Strains South Bus Service Shuts
The Associated Press reports two Southern capitals suspended bus service amid racial violence after federal court ordered bid segregation halted. In Montgomery thousands seek other transport as four Negro churches and homes are bombed. Gov Folsom offers a 2000 reward. In Atlanta Negro leaders hold a strategy meeting to expand integrated seating while six ministers face bond over ride violations. Governor Collins vows to resume Tallahassee buses with peace and harmony.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Montgomery
Alabama
James E. Folsom
Ala
Tallahassee
Fla
Leroy Collins
W. H. Borders
Wheat Street
Georgia
Indiana Daily News: Publication Details and Rates
Entered on second class matter August 14, 1900 at Indiana Pennsylvania post office under the act of March 3, 1879. Printing Publishing Co Philadelphia published in 18m. Publishers of Indiana Daily. Officers include Amy Taylor Ray president N Dewitt Ray secretary treasurer R H Ray managing director Forrest S Lockard city editor Hugh M Bell circulation mgr. AP member. Subscription terms list rates by county and city, monthly, six months, or yearly, with conditions on carrier delivery and minimum periods.
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Indiana
Printing & Publishing Uv
Philadelphia
Amye Taylor ‘Ray
N. Dewitt Ray
RH. Ray Q
Forrest 8. Lockard
Hugh M. Bell
Federal court trial postpones in Clinton high school case
From the present figures, 24,000 to 75,000 people, about 1,000 attended. At Knoxville Federal Court trial of 16 persons charged with interfering with Clinton high school integration was postponed indefinitely. Trial had been set for Jan. 28.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Clinton, Tenn
Hypnotic Birth At Baptist Memorial Hospital
A 64 year old woman in Houston gave birth to a seven pound boy by Caesarean section under post hypnotic suggestion with no pain. Around 150 doctors and students watched on closed circuit TV as the patient awoke without distress. The surgeon cited it as possibly the first recorded case of awakening during hypnotic anesthesia. Mrs Wallace Covington reported feeling no pain, only pressure.
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Houston
Tex
Casserean
Baptist Memorial Hospital
Wallace Covington
Parakeets and birds offer clues in cancer study
A Phoenix report notes parakeets with large brain tumors and catfish with lip cancer may illuminate cancer causes. An Ohio State researcher cites varying cancer presence across species, highlighting cow udders rarely cancerous, while humans and mice show higher breast cancer rates. Canary and chicken cancer patterns are also discussed.
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Rennie Taylor
A. P
Phoenix
Ariz
Ohio State University
Canaries
Mystery of kidnapping and cancer research revealed
Detectives note a hideaway house linked to a kidnapping plot and discuss Dr Hansher and Dr Schlumberger findings from Los Angeles to a desert highway near Indio. A $575,000 grant is sought to study pituitary tumors and heart disease drugs. Lip cancer in catfish raises cancer chemical questions. cooking destroys cancer cells in meat animals.
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Hansher
Los
GS Schlumberger
Angeles
Arizona
Indio
American Cancer Society
Schlumberger
McDonald
Alan E. Treloar
Kidnap Case Seeks Witnesses In McDonald Mystery
Los Angeles police seek a sandwich maker, a service station attendant, and a landlord who may help Marie McDonald’s kidnapping case. Detectives aim to identify who prepared the turkey sandwiches for her and who fueled the old green car used by the alleged kidnapper.
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Los Angeles
Marie McDonald
Miss McDonald
Moon Faces Chair Over Judge Death
Pat Moon, 20, was formally sentenced to death in the electric chair for the murder of Warren County Judge Allison Wade. The crime occurred in the same courtroom on January 13, 1984, during a non-support hearing with photographers allowed in the session. Judge Flick noted Moon’s potential for repentance, and Moon was sent to Western State Penitentiary before transfer to Rockview.
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Warren
Pat
Norman W. Moon
Moon
Allison D. Wade
Wade
Pennsylvania
Flick
Beemer Sets Local Marriage Record in Reno
Justice of the Peace William Beemer tied Nevada like records by marrying 9,153 couples in Reno during 1956. He estimated marriage fees brought in about 345000 dollars.
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Reno
William Beemer
Nevada
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