Nixon to Open GOP Campaign in Indianapolis
Vice President Nixon announces a touring schedule to attack Democratic critics of the farm price support program. He will speak at the National Plowing Contest in Wabash Indiana and attend a $100-a-plate dinner in Indianapolis. The campaign aims to address farm price concerns and bolster GOP chances in 1956.
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Missouri
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Miami
Sister of mute convict seeks parole help in Tulsa
Mrs Bertha Poole of Elli jay Georgia sister of John A Crane aka Joseph Arnold Orr sought parole for her brother who feigned deaf mute status in prison. She said he confessed to murder of his wife and three children and has been imprisoned since 1934.
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Bertha Poole
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Tulsa Tribune
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Joseph Arnold Orr
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Miss Football of 1955 Ann Campbell Crowned Berkeley
Oklahoma City senior Ann Campbell won the Miss Football of 1955 title at a Berkeley coronation ball, chosen among finalists from nine other colleges. The Oklahoma Sooners figure to have top national status this season as Campbell plans industrial design work and modeling continues.
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Rodney Brodie’s Fourth Birthday Party At Illinois Hospital
Chicago up Rodney Dee Brodie marked his fourth birthday with an ice cream party at Illinois Research Hospital. The July 1953 operation separated him from his Siamese twin Roger Lee, who died a month after the historic procedure.
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Rodney Dee Brodie
Illinois Research Hospital
Rodney Dee
Roger Lee
Italian Student To Lay Wreath On Fermi's Grave
A University of Bologna student will place a wreath on Enrico Fermi's grave to honor the Italian born scientist who died last November. Fermi sparked the atomic age in 1942 with the first self sustaining nuclear chain reaction in Chicago.
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University of Bologna
Italy
Enrico Fermi
Fermi
Loneliness in modern life linked to bureaucracy and competition
New York reports social scientist Dr. Claude C. Bowman of Temple University says loneliness rises from highly organized work and large hierarchies. He notes spontaneous fellowship clashes with repressed impulsivity and that competition heightens mistrust, affecting both mentally healthy and ill.
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Claude C. Bowman
Temple University
Philadelphia
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Adenauer Sees Reds Desire Peace Through Moscow Talks
Bonn chancellor Konrad Adenauer said his Moscow discussions show the Soviets urgently want a long peace to fix internal problems. He urged the free world to accept this need as a reality, warning it could steer toward peaceful development or a return to old methods. He cautioned vigilance in world politics.
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Navy Likely to Handle Earth Satellite Project
Navy officials expect to be chosen to manage the earth satellite program. Adm. Arleigh A. Burke, chief of naval operations, offered no further details. Burke and other top defense leaders attended an Armed Forces football benefit game between Cleveland and the Chicago Bears.
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Jewish New Year Starts At Sundown
Rosh Hashanah 5716 begins at sundown as Jews worldwide observe prayers and greetings marking the holiday. President Eisenhower extends peace prayers to American Jews. National Jewish Welfare Board readies support for servicemen including chaplains touring bases in four thousand miles and ships in the Mediterranean.
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Bookie-Hunting Cops Catch Bookie-Hunting Reporter
Louisville police chase tip on a bookie in a downtown alley and trap a suspect, who turns out to be David Hacker, a reporter for the Louisville Times, also tipped off about the operation. The arrest reveals a mistaken identity in a cautionary city notice.
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