Eisenhower Shows Signs Of Improvement In Denver Hospital
President Eisenhower slept from 8 p m to 6 15 a m and was described as having a very good night by doctors at Fitzsimons Army Hospital. White House physician Dr Paul Dudley White cautioned two weeks remain critical, with reasonably good prospects for full recovery if no complications arise.
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Eisenhower
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
George M. Powell
Howard M. Snyder
White House
Paul Dudley White
Boston
White
Paul D. White
Benson admits error in case on security clearance
Secretary of Agriculture Benson acknowledged a mistake in denying Wolf Ladejinsky security clearance. He said the incident prompted a departmental security overhaul and new reviews urged by the President. Ladejinsky, a Russian-born land reform expert, had been cleared by the State Department but denied by agriculture officials.
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Washington
Benson
Wolf Ladejinsky
Agriculture Department
Ladejinsky
State Department
Tokyo
Harold E. Stassen
Foreign Operations Administration
Indochina
Stassen
Ludejinsky
Polio Foundation Sets March of Dimes Goal for Next Year
In New York the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis posts a 47.6 million dollar goal for the March of Dimes drive next January, trimming the 1954 request from 75 million to 64 million this year.
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New York
National Foundation For
County Fair Week Schedule Shows Diverse Events
The Hocking County Fair runs Wednesday through Saturday with opening ceremonies by the Boy Scouts and a machinery parade. Highlights include Harness Horse Racing, judging sessions, bands, parades, tractor events, and the crowning of King and Queen by the Junior Fair Board. Event details list times and sponsors across Merchants Day School Day and Farmers Day.
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Boy Scouts of America
Congress of Canadian Daredevils
West Hocking Band
Kiwanis Club of
Logan
Evalan Hansel
Harley Meyer
Jim Nihiser
Union Furnace
Hocking
East Hocking
Junior Fair Board
Cops Get Unusual Directives From City Departments
AP reports rare police experiences as officers receive unusual guidance. In Pasadena Sgt Keith McKay corrected a pale pink car plate complaint while Chicago police urged a courteous approach to traffic stops. Boston judges debated drunkenness versus intoxication during Sgt Daniel Perry testimony.
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Pasadena
Calif
Keith McKay
McKay
Chicago
Bud
Boston
Daniel Perry
Transatlantic Cable Completion Nears on Belt of Atlantic
Oban Scotland reports progress on the first trans Atlantic telephone cable. The mighty project is about half finished with completion expected by year end next year. The final splice in the west to east section was made aboard the Monarch. The three inch armored cable stretches nearly 2000 miles from Newfoundland to Britain and is budgeted at 42 million dollars.
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Oban
Scotland
Monarch
Newfoundland
Britain
Aides Study Procedures In His Absence
Washington reports the Eisenhower team plans to run the government during the President’s heart attack recovery. A National Security Council and a Cabinet session will be led by Vice President Nixon to discuss routine matters and delegation of authority pending an attorney general opinion.
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Washington
National Security Council
Nixon
Atty
Gen
Brownell
New York
Spain
Justice Department
Paul Dudley White
Boston
William P. Rogers
Sherman Adams
White House
Security Council
Hunter Fined For Ignoring Wildlife Sign In Ohio
Hayward Watson, 37, was fined ten dollars and costs for hunting without written permission after parking within ten feet of an Ohio Wildlife Division sign. The incident occurred on the George Defenbaugh & Son farm near South Perry, with magistrate D. W. Tucker presiding in Rockbridge. Marvin Nunge ster, the Hocking County game protector, reported the sign violation.
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Columbus
Ohio Wildlife Division
Hayward Watson
Marvin Nungester
Hocking County
Nungester
George Defenbaugh
Watson
George Defenbaugh & Son
South Perry
Lake Dow to Honor Ohio University Professor
Ohio Department of Natural Resources plans a 153 acre lake in Athens County named Dow Lake to honor geology professor Dr. CL Dow. Dow helped establish the lake and recreational area for Athens and surrounding county. completion is targeted for late 1956 in the Athens Forest four miles east of Athens.
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Columbus
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Athens County
Dow Lake
CL. Dow
Ohio University
Dow
Athens Forest
Athens
Hocking County Fair Sees Peak Entries Near 1955 Levels
Joshua Matheny reports fair entries nearly match 1955 peak across divisions though cattle and sheep lag. Final tallies pending as preparations unfold for four day show with expected large crowds weather permitting.
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Joshua Matheny
Hocking County
Urbana
Washington D. H
Marietta
Athens
Pomeroy
Hocking County Fair
Charles Ingraham
Ethel Bower
Jim Davis
Odessa Gillogly
Max Allbery
Mary Jane Woodard
Laverne Jordan
Carolin Palmer
Marlene Blosser
Lois Nihiser
Janie Ruff
Pauline Beck
Carol Primmer
Mercury Warmth Follows Cloudy Day in Hocking County
Despite clouds, Hocking County records a noon high of 76 and 2:30 pm high of 66 as temperatures slip to a 49 degree low tonight. Forecast calls for continued clouds and mild warmth with chances of showers on Wednesday.
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Hocking County
Five Day Forecast Sees Warmer Start to Week
Temperatures will average 3 to 5 degrees above normal with highs near 71 to 74 and lows around 50 to 52. Warmer Wednesday, cooler Thursday and Friday, then a warm weekend. Showers tonight and Wednesday with rainfall about half an inch.
Fauver Arrives in New Delhi for US India Talks
U S Senator Kefauver of Tennessee arrived in New Delhi for discussions with United States and Indian aides on topic set to strengthen bilateral relations and potential aid coordination.
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New Delhi
U.S
Sen. Kefauver
D-Tenn
Salk Polio Vaccine Arrives for October Immunizations
Salk polio vaccine will reach the Athens office on October 3 or 4 for second shots to pupils who missed them last spring. Health officials urge new parent permission slips to obtain vaccine from the national foundation. The county plans school distribution with other immunizations and a fair display on polio and vaccine needs.
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Athens
Southeast Division
State Department of Health
Hocking County
H. M Boocks
Boocks
County Health Department
Stock market rebounds on Eisenhower news in brief
New York stocks rallied in sympathy with Eisenhower illness reports. Prices recovered part of Thursday's losses on the New York Stock Exchange as traders rose on the prospect of a gradual recovery. Akron report notes attorney Jack B. Dworken, 65, died of a heart attack in court after a 39 minute argument.
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New York
Eisenhower
New York Stock Exchange
Akron
Jack B. Dworken
Cleveland
Arthur M. Master
Associates
Pearl Harbor Navy Opens Emergency Polio Inoculation
The Navy started an emergency inoculation drive in a Pearl Harbor housing area to curb a polio siege that has struck eight people since September 1.
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Pearl Harbor
Navy
Chiefs Tie for 21st in AP Ohio Poll 1955
Logan High School grid team ranked tied 21st with Jackson in the first Associated Press football poll of 1955 for Ohio high schools. Chiefs earned one first place vote in state standings. Details on Page 6.
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Logan High School
Jackson
Ohio
Associated Press
Chiefs
Peron Exile Delayed as Argentina Holds Safe Conduct
Buenos Aires and Lonardi's provisional government withhold a safe conduct for exiled Juan Peron. Peron remains aboard the Paraguayan gunboat Paraguay, near Buenos Aires, after fleeing the 10 year dictatorship. A foreign minister swore in yesterday, while diplomats say the delay aims to keep him from influencing Argentina.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan Peron
Eduardo Lonardi
Peron
Asuncion
Paraguay
River Plate
Argentine
Lonardi
Mario Amadeo
Reds Expect Crop Prospects In Northeast China
Reds report good prospects for the forthcoming grain harvest in northeast China as crop failures and floods have plagued the country recently.
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Tokyo
Red
China
Britain, U.S. discuss Russian arms offer to Egypt
British Foreign Secretary MacMillan and U S Secretary of State Dulles, meeting in New York with other Western ministers, consider Russia's provision of arms to Egypt and the impact on Middle East balance. France and Britain review arms to Arab states amid Egypt's appeal for U S credit.
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Harold MacMillan
U. S
State Dulles
New York
Foreign Office
United States
Britain
France
Middle East
Israel
Russia
Egypt
Antoine Pinay
MacMillan
Dulles
U. N. Assembly
Geneva
State Department
Kremlin
West
Argentina Recognizes New Argentine Government Bonn Germany
West Germany announced formal recognition of Argentina's new government in Buenos Aires and Bonn. The move confirms diplomatic ties and signals renewed cooperation between the two nations amid regional changes.
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Bonn
Germany
Heart Health: Why The Heart Sometimes Stops
This feature opens a four part series on heart function and attacks. It explains the heart’s fourfold work, how half the time it rests, and how atherosclerosis and coronary thrombosis can cut blood to heart tissue. Advances in drugs surgery and care improve survival and recovery.
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