Heart Disease Reduction Hope From Dr White Quote
Dr Paul Dudley White, Eisenhower’s heart advisor, predicted heart disease in young and middle aged people can be markedly reduced with vigorous effort. He spoke at the American Heart Association Heart Fund kickoff in Chicago and urged increased funding for research and training. He noted diet matters more than stress for recovery and hinted at presidential fitness exams affecting Eisenhower’s 1956 reelection decision.
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Chicago
Eisenhower
Paul Dudley White
American Heart Assn
Son of Former Texas Governor Crashes Lands Safely
An Air Force pilot son of former Texas governor James Allred Jr. belly landed a C-46 four miles east of Cheyenne after engine trouble. One engine caught fire but was extinguished. no injuries among seven people aboard. The pilot, 1st Lt. James Allred Jr. of Ellington AFB, is the son of the late Federal Judge and Texas governor.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Texas
Earth
Moline
Ill
James Allred Jr
44Th Troop Carrier Wing
Ellington Afb
Houston
Tex
James Allred
Model Held on Narcotics Charge in Los Angeles
Terry Greeley a 22 year old blonde model was charged with possessing narcotics after police booked her at the county jail She told arresting narcotic officers that she testified at a Senate subcommittee hearing in Los Angeles where she said addicts can easily obtain narcotics in the city
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Los Angeles
Terry Greeley
Senate
Price Daniels
Outstanding Aggies Named in 1956 Cameron Yearbook
Ten outstanding Aggie students are highlighted for the 1956 Wichita Cameron College yearbook. Named are Gay Way Scantlin Lawton Harold Eaton Riverton N J Barbara Turner Lawton Jerry Salyer Lawton Nancy Stephen son Dothan Ala Dan Fullerton Lawton Peggy Elledge Lawton Jerry Miles Pulaski Tenn Perry Morren Wichita Falls Tex Fran Siebuhr Topeka Kan plus details on their activities and recognitions.
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Aggie
Wichita, Cameron College
Gay Way Scantlin
Lawton
Harold Eaton
Riverton
N. J
Barbara Turner
Jerry Salyer
Nancy Stephenson
Dothan
Ala
Dan Fullerton
Peggy Elledge
Jerry Miles
Pulaski
Tenn
Perry Morren
Wichita Falls
Tex
Fran Siebuhr
Topeka
Kan
Scantlin
Cameron Collegian
Eaton
Tulsa University
Miss Turner
Salyer
Phi Theta Kappa
Cameron
Fullerton
YMCA
Elledge
University of Oklahoma
Future Teachers of America
Phi Delta Kappa
Senators Clash Over Natural Gas Bill Votes
Sen. Paul H. Douglas says opposition to the natural gas bill grows with a good chance of defeating it in the Senate as Monday voting nears. Sen. A. S. Monroney argues backers gain votes. Lyndon Johnson plans extended sessions if needed to reach a final vote. The bill would exempt independent gas producers from direct regulation, raising concerns of higher consumer bills and potential shortages. The FPC would lose power to suspend rate hikes like Tidewater Associated Oil’s $2.68 million yearly rise.
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Washington
Paul H. Douglas
Ill
Senate
A. S
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Lyndon B. Johnson
Douglas
Houston, Tex
Federal Power Commission
Tidewater Associated Oil
FPC
Area Men In Service In Germany Assignment
Sgt. Jerry A. Hovey aged 25 and his wife Eva Joe of 802 Park are noted as he is assigned to the supply section at 7th Army headquarters in Stuttgart Germany. Hovey arrived overseas in March 1954 after service with the 264th Field Artillery Battalion in Bad Kreuznach and entered the Army in 1948.
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Jerry A. Hovey
Eva Joe
802 Park
7Th Army
Stuttgart
Germany
Hovey
C. C. Hovey
St. Joseph
264Th Field Artillery
Bad Kreuznach
Army
Rust To Attend VFW Conference In Washington D C
Raymond E. Rust the 2015 state commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will attend the four day national conference of VFW commanders in Washington D C at the Sheraton Park hotel. A highlight is the congressional dinner Tuesday night with Gen Alfred N Gruenther scheduled to speak.
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Raymond E. Rust
Cornell
Oklahoma
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Washington, D. C
Sheraton Park Hotel
Alfred N. Gruenther
Europe
Riot Brings Ban On Race Mixing At Chattanooga Dance
In Chattanooga Memorial Auditorium a rock n roll dance sparked a brawl between Negro dancers and white spectators. The auditorium board may adopt a ban on racial mixing at dances following the melee. Eight arrested, several injuries, and a juvenile court hearing planned for a 17 year old Negro girl. Police said trouble followed a confrontation between a nonperforming member seated in the white section and others. Premier el Rifai in Amman wins a confidence vote 35 to 3 as Jordan seeks to keep the Baghdad Pact at bay.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Chattanooga
Memorial Auditorium
Tommy Thompson
Roy Hamilton
Amman
Jordan
Samir
el Rifai
Leek Appears Similar to Onion in Look but Lacks Strong Taste
The leek resembles an onion in appearance yet lacks its sharp flavor, presenting a milder taste profile while maintaining a similar visual form.
Snakes Debunk Common Myths as Dry to the Touch
A short note reclassifies snakes as cool and dry to touch, challenging the belief that they are slimy. Authorities emphasize texture misconceptions and promote factual understanding of reptile skin.
P HANN Diamond Confidence True Integrity
Hamilton Elgin Benrus Watches phone 118 308 S 4th successor to Osborn's.
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Hamilton
Elgin
Benrus
Osborn
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PowerStyle
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P. Hann
Card Ed
Dorothy Worthen
Make
Mid-West Maytag Company
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Wmisi
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Reltex
Glen of Michigan
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Little Sister
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Fourth Street
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