Hospital News Items Brief Births and Admissions
Readable snippets list births with times and weights for several families at addresses on Monroe, Ash, Euclid, Cherry and more. Admits include Edgar Maonetathehi Jr, Sylvia McCurtain, James Torralha, and Dennis Wallahedeval with surgeries or medical care noted. Dismissals include Mrs. J Ruland and Mrs. Terry Bell among others. several births credited to Mr. and Mrs. beyond Aug dates.
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Joan File
Calvin Lisk
Cherry
Hill
Fort Sill
Albert Lucas
Euclid
J. Ruland
Terry Bell
Glen Wheeler
G. L. Gordon
Aedicine Park
Bill Turtle
Rae City
Edgar Maonetathehi* Jr
Roosevelt
Sylvia McCurtain
Jefferson
James Torralha
Dennis Wallahedeval
Cyril
Webster High
Fort Cobb
Rose Baker
Elgin
Lara Mann
Chickasha
Sharon Connswerdy
Tyler Connywerdy
Ferrell “Coclopony
Cache
Bruce Tongkeamha
Carnegie
Erichard Parchcorn
la Habra
Calif
Milk strike roils upstate New York dairy scene
Violence erupts as milk strike spreads across upstate New York with DFA and Farmers Union picketing plants in Albany area. Reports say Teamsters drivers may refuse cross lines while farmers, dairy officials and police describe scattered incidents and uncertain turnout. Prices sought range from 13 to 2 cents per quart, with August uniform price slightly above June.
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Albany
N.Y
New York
Dairy Farmers of America
DFA
Teamsters
Angler
Farmers «Union
Daisy
Glens Falls
Hhum
Stile
Slike
Tristate Master Dairy Farmers Guild
Din Dmst
Farmers Union
New York City
Macket
C.J. Mord
State Faces Loss Of 75 Schools In 1998 99
Oklahoma faces the potential closing of 75 more schools for the 1998-99 year due to annexation mandatory closings and higher teacher salaries. Roy Emans of the State Department of Education says most annexations are done but a few may be approved at the August 30 board meeting. Small schools may operate without state aid while pay raises loom, and population declines plus voluntary annexations could heighten closures.
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Oklahoma City
UBS
Oklahoma
Roy Emans
State Department of Education
Emans
Arass
Officer Finds Own Son Crash Victim
In Sausalito California patrolman Robert Schriner, directing traffic, rushed to a wharf after hearing calls for help and found his son Richard Jr aged 16 badly injured. He had serious injuries from a boat propeller accident and was rushed to hospital for treatment.
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Sausalito
Calif
Robert Schriner
Richard Jr
Haylad Minis Institute of Technology
Joneer
Accused Spy Rudolf Abel Cache Discovered by FBI
FBI agents report finding 15000 dollars cached in a Manhattan bank tied to accused Soviet spy Rudolf Abel. Officials say more funds may exist across New York and neighboring states while Abel faces espionage charges and awaits legal counsel.
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New York
FET
Manhattan
Rudolf Abel
Abel
Secret Police
Brooklyn
New Hyde Park
Mla
Poughkeepsie
N.C
Quincy
Mass
Alan Winston
Matthew T. Abrneza
Moscow
Boston Papers Set Strike Talks
Boston newsrooms near week of talks as union leaders meet again to resolve a wage dispute paralyzing six of the citys seven major dailies. John H Thompson president of the Boston newspaper guild says no settlement yet and the strike could last some time urging workers to seek temporary jobs if possible. Non striking mailers suspend workers seek unemployment benefits while officials risk uncertain outcomes. A plan for an interim news sheet to cover the void is discussed.
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Boston
John H. Thompson
Newspaper Guild
Thompson
Dhiginle
Jonas
Cleveland
Sooner Decries Rights Bickering
Washington Senator Mike Manraney says it would be a disaster for Congress to politicize the civil rights bill. He argues the measure is vital, stronger than two decades of proposals, and must pass in a workable, enforceable form without overreaching to appease all opinions.
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Washington
Mike Manraney
D-Okla
Congress
Senate
House
Manreney
Red Candidates Win in British Guiana Elections
In Georgetown loyalist Burnham and his anti Communist slate win seats while Cheddi Jagan and his People’s Progressive Party claim a strong showing. Jagan’s party dominates East Indian voters amid British reluctance to cede power. Outcome suggests a push for independence despite British plans to block a Red majority.
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Georgetown
British Guiana
Britain
Patrick Renison
Cheddi Jagan
Peoples Progressive Party
Janet
Jagan
Linden Forbes Burnham
Burnhamites
McCarthy Honored by Senate in Funeral Tributes
The Senate plans a formal tribute to Joseph R. McCarthy after his May 2 death. The body lies in state in the chamber and a service is held from the rostrum where the 1954 anti McCarthy vote was taken. Jean McCarthy sits in the gallery as tributes begin.
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Washington
Senate
Sen
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
McCarthy
Jean
Kansas City Police Boost Night Patrol by 200 Men
The Kansas City Police Department expanded the night patrol force by 200 officers to curb rising crime. Since the start of Operation 200 at 6 p.m. Sunday, major crimes dropped 26.5 percent from the same period in 1956. Brannon cited checks of 10,963 businesses and residences and 1,430 motorists, plus protection for women living alone, with officers working 12-hour unpaid shifts. Criminals rose 21.8 percent in the first seven months of 1957 versus 1956.
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Kansas City
Bernard A. Brannon
Brannon
Tragic Reign Strikes Tulsa Family With Losses
Tulsa garage porter James Portwood endures a devastating sequence as his son Roy Allen dies in Cotton Plant Arkansas and his four year old James Erward is killed in a head on crash near Hazen Arkansas. His wife Mabel and two other children suffer serious injuries as the family was returning from a funeral with friends.
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Tulsa
James Portwood
Little Rock
Ark
Mabel
Arn Portwood
Roy Allen
Cotton Plant
Ilness
Portwood
James Erward
Hazen Ark
Marilys Joan
Hastings Revival Plans Are Made
Hastings Baptist church members elect a steering committee of young people to organize the annual youth led tabernacle revival, set for August 18 to 23 at the Hastings tabernacle. Committee includes Ivan Frost Johnnie McKay Jack Gavison with Joe Antery Frances Person Char lene Proctor Anver attendance chair Sherry Frost Cleta Cordray and Mary Lee Gover hospitality chair.
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Hastings
Officials May Extend Border Of Anthrax Area
Ottawa county faces a potential extension of the quarantine as agriculture officials weigh broadening the border after a cattle outbreak. About 730 animals have died since mid-July, with 206 Craig county and 60 Ottawa county premises affected. Federal aid requests were made by Oklahoma and Kansas governors to support stricken farms.
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Vinita
Okla
Ottawa County
Craig County
J. D. Blakemore
Blakemore
Craig
Ottawa
Johnny Cowen
State Board of Agriculture
Harold Hutton
Delaware
Mayes
Washington
Nowata Courlies
Oklahoma
Kansas
George Docking
Raymond Gary
Agriculture
Ezra T. Benson
Docking
Gary
Texas Fugitive Caught In Oregon
Portland authorities arrested Howard James Anderson a 41 year old from Paris Texas as an escapee from Leavenworth prison. The FBI said he was serving five years for theft and for forging a U S treasury check. Deputy Mel Farmer and an FBI agent took him without resistance after his July 17 escape from an honor farm. He admitted coming to Portland to see relatives.
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Portland
Ore
UPJ
Howard James Anderson
Paris
Tex
FBI
Leavenworth
Kaw
Anderson
U. S. Treasury
Mel Farmer
Payne Says Money Bars Candidacy For Governor
Oklahoma Senator Tom Payne of Okmulgee says financing a campaign is the only thing preventing him from announcing as a Democratic candidate for governor. He reports tremendous early support across the state after declaring interest two days ago. Payne previously drew statewide attention in a bitter threatened election in Wagoner and Okmulgee counties amid charges of illegal absentee voting and use of relief money for campaign workers.
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Oklahoma City
Tom Payne
Okmulgee
Payne
Sinc
Senate
Wagoner
Suspect Quizzed On Missing Boy in Brazil Indiana
Police questioned Harry A Higgins 58 about the disappearance of 10 year old Billy Earl Martin. Higgins was last seen with the boy near his home as volunteers searched fields ponds and brush for the missing child. Higgins had a lie detector test and authorities say it showed he may know something but evidence is limited. The boy's mother Florence Martin tested but appeared to have no idea what happened. The sheriff plans further questioning Saturday.
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Brazil
Ind
Harry
Tex) Higgins
Billy Earl Martin
Higgins
Martin
Clay County
Joseph Russell
Billy
Russell
Florence Martin
Indianapolis
TASTY EYE OPENER STARTS FAMILY FRUIT BREAKFAST
New York report offers a simple morning idea. Combine fresh strawberries with orange sections, drizzle a touch of juice, and dust with fine sugar. Serve chilled for a bright start to the day.
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New York
Syria Orders Three U S Embassy Officials Out
Syria expelled three American embassy officials over charges of an alleged plot to overthrow President Shukri Kuwatly. Lt Col Robert W Malloy Howard E Stone and Francis Gelton were declared persona non grata and recalled. The U S Embassy protested as false and unfounded while Syria said it uncovered a coup plan and offered millions in aid to a new regime.
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Damascus
Amedian
Syria
United States
Shukri Kuwatly
Foreign Office
Robert W. Malloy
Howard E. Stone
Francis Gelton
Robert A. Lincoln
Israel
Stone
Adib Shishekly
Ibrahim Husseini
Rome
Shishekly
Husseini
Port Huron High bans younger married students from attendance
Port Huron Michigan board of education bars young married students from Port Huron High School citing disruptive influence. The policy excludes married students over 21 and allows younger married students to take courses through the Port Huron Junior College continuing education service.
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Port Huron
Mich
Board “of Education
Port Huron High School
Port Huron Junior College
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