Harriman Praises Eisenhower Policy During European Trip
Gov Averell Harriman of New York, on a European tour, says President Eisenhower follows Democratic-era foreign policy and approves. He credits Democratic support for Eisenhower attending the Geneva Big Four summit, while noting cautious views on Molotov-led talks and potential East West crises in Indochina. Harriman heads to Dublin tonight, returning to New York Aug 3.
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Paris
Averell D. Harriman
New York
Eisenhower
Harriman
Geneva
V. M. Molotov
Far East
Indochina
Dublin
Resignation Accepted by Eisenhower in Health Post
President Eisenhower accepted the resignation of Dr. Charles S. Keefer as assistant to the secretary of health, education and welfare, effective Monday. Keefer will remain chairman of the national advisory committee on polio vaccine.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Charles S. Keefer
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Keefer
World's Just A Big Stage In Huntington Park
David Steward, owner of a quirky shop, wired President Eisenhower claiming rights to a satellite themed shop and imagining Martians buying gifts. In Peru, Florida, the municipal pool heated by crowding bathers prompted officials to dump in ice to cool the water.
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Huntington Park
Calif
David Steward
Eisenhower
Peru
Mac Millan Petroleum Reports 1955 First Half Net Gain
Los Angeles based Mac Millan Petroleum Corp reports a 1955 first half net income of 33225 dollars reversing a 1954 loss of 46720. The company shows a 15407 dollar profit versus a 28721 dollar loss for the same period a year earlier.
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Los Angeles
MacMillan Petroleum Corp
Miss Oklahoma Ann Campbell to represent state in Miss America 1955
University of Oklahoma art student Ann Campbell won Miss Oklahoma over seven entrants at the Edgemere amphitheater. The 21 year old, 36 24 36, five foot six entrant majoring in commercial art will compete in Atlantic City in September. Betty Salmon placed second. Corrie Unthank, Tulsa, did not place after initial disqualification and later entry approval.
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Oklahoma City
University of Oklahoma
Iss Ann Campbell
Oklahoma
Atlantic City
N.J
Campbell
L. A. Campbell
Betty Salmon
Edgemere
Corrie Unthank
Tulsa
Tulsa Junior Chamber of Commerce
Miss Tulsa
Tracey Silvester
Miss Campbell
Lisbon Launches Big Building Plan
Lisbon, Portugal introduces a six year modernization scheme to ease rapid population growth, car congestion, housing shortages, and school strain. Two new suburbs will host 48,000 residents with schools and hospitals. a central subway will be tunneled under the city with widened streets including a grand palm lined main artery.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Tagus River
Lisbon Old Town Faces Modern Housing Plan Clash
Traditionalists fret that a new housing program will ruin Lisbon's famed historic lanes and stone arches beneath tile facades. Mayor Salvacao Barreto pledges the development will harmonize with the city’s centuries-old architecture and tourism appeal.
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Lisbon
Salvacao Barreto
Passenger death rate on U.S. railways in 1954
The passenger fatality rate on U S railroads in 1954 stood at .07 per 100 million passenger miles.
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U.S
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