Senate Drafts Eisenhower Doctrine Substitute
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services committees began drafting a substitute Eisenhower Doctrine. The administration version would let the President deploy trains to halt Communist aggression and authorize up to 200 million dollars in aid, though money limits are being debated. Senator Knowland expects debate next Monday as others weigh the plan against Eisenhower’s views.
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Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Senate
Eisenhower
House
Senate Cop
William FL Knowland
Boy Scouts Win Badges At Fort Sill Court Of Honor
Scouts from Troop 83 Fort Sill received numerous awards at a family night Court of Honor. Names include Maj. Glen W. Smith Col H L Sanders Lt Col John Furnicki and Sam Davies. Awards spanned Star Second Class First Class Tenderfoot Merit badges and service pins with several patrols recognized for best patrols and camping honors.
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Fort Sill
Glen W. Smith
Scoummassset
Buffalo Patrol
Rocket Patrol
John Sanders
H. L. Sanders
Michael Furniss
M-Sat
Furniss
Kenneth Allen
Ronald Kuznicki
Jack Early
Dean Painter
William Shellon
Tim Schooley
Ricky Driver
Court of Honor
Messiall
Biry A
AFA Bn
Paul Wiley
John Coffman
Fanter Patrol
Seven Youngsters Win Ice Cream Breakfast Contest
Oklahoma City reports seven contest winners at the Oklahoma Dairy Products Institute annual convention. Winners include creations like ice cream with hot pepper sauce and a banana pizza topped with cherry vanilla ice cream.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Dairy Products Institute
Sears Foundation to Fund City Planning Fellowships
The Sears Roebuck Foundation will award graduate fellowships in city planning and urban renewal starting this fall with an initial 17 500 grant and annual 35 000 grants. At least five two year fellowships are planned each year with schools receiving 1 000 per year per fellow during residence. Selection by a committee from ACTION the American Society of Planning Officials and Cooper Union.
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Lord
Lawton Macals
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Lord Said
Sears- Roebuck Foundation
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Action
American Council
T. ¥. Houser
Sears-Roebuck Foundation
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Houser
Martin Meyerson
Dennis O'Harlow
American Society of Planning Officials
Edwin S. Burdell
Cooper Union For Advancement of Science and Art
American Council To
American Society of Planning Oficials
World News Briefs From New Jersey to Michigan
About 175000 ducks wintering in New Jersey’s Raritan Bay are coated by an oil slick, hindering flight and causing illness. In Detroit a jail mix up lets two detainees comfort each other after one asks why the other is jailed. In East Lansing four hollow telephones were stolen from Michigan State University, leaving casings. In Miami an armless man is jailed for writing a worthless five dollar check using his feet.
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New York
Texas
Raritan Bay
New Jersey
Joseph Mausteller
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State University
Miami
Edward Thomas Ray
Singing Priest Wows French Singing Priest Wows French
Paris dispatch reports Jesuit Father Aimé Duval, famed for poverty vows and guitar singing, drawing crowds in Dijon and Dijon area bistros. He writes or adapts songs in nine languages and has sold tens of thousands of records while pledging all earnings to religion.
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Paris
Elvis
Presley
Aime Duval
Father Duval
Dijon
United States
Elvis Presley
Area Men In Service In Far East and Pacific Duty
John C. Rape a Navy fireman apprentice son of Mrs Joe W Steed 1015 H is serving aboard the destroyer USS Boyd on a six month cruise in the Far East Harold F Sorrell a Navy airman son of Mr and Mrs Thomas J Sorrell Roosevelt has arrived at San Diego after six months duty aboard the USS Boxer in the western Pacific The Boxer took part in anti submarine warfare exercises and visited Yokosuka Kobe and Sasebo Japan and Hong Kong
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John C. Rape
Navy
Joe W. Steed
Boyd
Far East
Harold F. Sorrell
Thomas J. Sorrell
Roosevelt
San Diego
Calif
Pacific
Yokosuka
Kobe
Sasebo
Japan
Hong Kong
Langer Improves but Remains Critical in Hospital
Senator William Langer of North Dakota, age 70, remained in critical condition at Bethesda Naval Hospital after pleurisy and pneumonia. The hospital report said he had been in an emergency oxygen tent and received three blood transfusions.
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Washington Tor
William Langer
Langer
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Junior High Pep Club Party Slated
Central junior high school will hold its annual Pep Club party on March 8. All pep club members in good standing are invited. Carol Barres, president, announced special guests will be boys who earned letters in sports. Committee heads were named for food decorations guests and music.
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Central Junior High School
Carol Barres
Shirley Hester
Linda Richardson
Kay Stiner
Ann Mary Green
Oklahoma police issue lookout for killer Russell McCoy
Police in Oklahoma are alerted to locate Russell McCoy 22 suspected of double murder and arson in the weekend slaying of his half sister Louise Lee 46 and her husband Lloyd 39 found in a burned cabin near Zanesville Ohio. Authorities also seek McCoy for questioning in three Columbus robberies totaling 525 dollars.
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Ohio
Oklahoma
Russell McCoy
Louise Lee
Lioyd
Here
David Weissert
McCoy
Columbus
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