Senate Can Act Quickly on Pact
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved the U S Japan security treaty after a brief debate. The pact, backed by Fulbright, ties Japan and the United States as equal allies for ten years with a possible extra year, involving bases and U S defense commitments. Japan faces Communist pressure and a volatile political climate as Parliament may recess delaying ratification.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Japan
Senate
United States
China
Soviet Union
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Nobusuke Kishi
Liberal Democratic
Eisenhower
Kishi
U. S
Far East
Pollution fears at federal hearing over Missouri River
Witnesses told a federal hearing that sewage dumping into the Missouri River near Kansas City threatens downstream water users. Dr Paul W Kabler cited coliform counts from Kansas City Kansas to St Louis, noting counts well above typical safety levels while stating no federal pollution limit. The hearing could continue into Thursday.
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Kansas City
Missouri River
Paul W. Kabler
U. S. Public Health Service Center
Cincinnati
Missouri
Kansas River
Kan
Kabler
Lexington
Jefferson City
St. Louis
Richard Koenigsdorf
Prohibition Party Names State Ticket For November Ballot
Kansas Prohibition Party filed a full slate for the November election led by J. J. Steele of Coffeyville as governor nominee. Rolland Fisher seeks state auditor, Nathan Deyoung state treasurer, Ada Hinebaugh public instruction chief, and Leslie Roberts state printer. William Zade of Mankato deferred due to illness. Republican filings included Sen Garner E. Shriver for 4th District, Sen Clifford Hope Jr for 7th District renomination, and Arthur Dawson for state printer. Howard L. Marshall seeks insurance commissioner on the Democratic side.
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Topeka
Kansas Prohibition Party
J. J. Steele
Coffeyville
Rolland Fisher
Kansas City
Nathan Deyoung
Manhattan
Ada Hinebaugh
Junction City
Mai
Public Instruction
Leslie Roberts
Arthur Dawson
Russell
Doctor Warns Air Conditioning Can Endanger Young Patients
A Duke University doctor reported at the AMA meeting that cooling in air conditioned operating rooms can drop a baby's temperature too low during surgery. Researchers developed a device using four water cooled blankets to regulate temperature between 40 and 130 degrees Fahrenheit to prevent rare tissue hardening and death in vulnerable infants.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Duke University
American Medical Assn
C.R. Stephen
Duke
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Prohibition Group
Oklahoma
Litwin
Ney
Penney’s
Penney’s Dacron
Dacron
Penney
Med
Dareney
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