Man Rushed From Island To Hospital After Coast Guard Rescue
A Texas Tower workman, Ralph Oxenrider of Winthrop, was flown by Coast Guard to Massachusetts General Hospital after a basket transfer from the tower off Provincetown. He appeared to suffer appendicitis as a Coast Guard cutter Cook Inlet met rough seas in a 40 mph wind. Doctor Joseph Barlow and tower staff accompanied him aboard the vessel from Portland, Maine.
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Bostona
Texas Tower
Provincetown
Massachusetts General Hospital
Coast Guard
Ralph Oxenrider
Winthrop
Cook Inlet
Joseph Barlow
Joseph McCormack
Barlow
Portland
Maine
Navy Defies Arctic Barriers On DEW Line Supply Runs
Vice Admiral Denebrink says the Military Sea Transport Service completed a summer operation moving 18,647 crew on 126 ships through the Northwest Passage to build the DEW radar line. No lives lost, but some ships were damaged or ran aground. 548000 measurement tons of general supplies and 3686000 barrels of petroleum products unloaded along 1500 miles of Greenland Alaska DEW corridor.
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Washington
Navy
Adm
F. C. Denebrink
Military Sea Transport Service
Northwest Passage
Denebrink
Point Barrow
Alaska
Greenland-Alaska
Dew Line
India Bans Foreign Newspaper Editions After Cabinet Move
New Delhi reports the Indian Cabinet approved a press commission recommendation to ban publishing editions of foreign newspapers in India after the New York Times requested permission to issue an Asian air mail edition, ideally from Calcutta.
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New Delhi
Ministry of Information
Press Commission
India
New York Times
Calcutta
Planetarium Puzzle Clue List From Old Almanac
Crossword style puzzle items cover planetary terms with clues for remoter planets etc. The list mixes astronomy terms and abbreviations with misc wordplay including slang for unions and noble names, forming a dense archival puzzle snippet.
New Tariff Proposals Eyed for 900 Foreign Goods
Washington reports U S tariffs diplomats plan to bar lower duties on about 900 imported items in return for concessions on U S exports at a January Geneva conference with 25 non Communist nations. The list covers autos whisky tobacco electrical gear metals olives oils wine and other products worth 1 772 billion in 1954.
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Lewis Gulick
Washington
U.S
State Department
Department
Geneva
Congress
Bohlen Accusations About Adenauer Denied by U S Officials
U S officials deny a Bonn report that Charles Bohlen accused German Chancellor Adenauer of betraying an American secret. Bohlen, vacationing in Cambridge, declined comment. The Bonn article cited a temperamental exchange with Bonn envoy Blankenhorn during Moscow talks.
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Washington
U. S
Charles £. Bohlen
Konrad Adenauer
Bohlen
Cambridge
Mass
Moscow
Bonn
Abendpost
Adenauer
Herbert Blank
Ameri‘van
Russia
Blankenhorn
Flood Aid From Soviet Red Cross to U S Sufferers
The Russian Red Cross and Red Crescent societies donated 25000 dollars for eastern flood and hurricane victims. Sergei A Striganov, charge d affaires at the Russian Embassy, presented the gift to the American National Red Cross yesterday, noting it is the first Soviet humanitarian contribution to the United States in recent years. Penn State's 1955 cross country schedule opens against Navy at Annapolis on October 1.
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Washington
Russian Red Cross
Red Crescent Societies
United States
Sergei A. Striganov
Red Cross
Penn State
Navy
Annapoliz
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Leopold I
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