West Bonn clash over German defense support
In Bonn a dispute grows over German payments for Allied troops after July 1. The Allied High Commission says Fritz Schaeffer overstates Bonn’s limits and that Germany must keep contributing to Western Defense while pursuing tax cuts and anticipated European army integration. Negotiations will set final German defense costs rather than fixed annual totals.
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Ike Invites Dems to Policy Parleys by Jack Bell
The Eisenhower administration seeks broader congressional backing by inviting Democrats to policy talks on foreign and domestic issues. Senator Saltonstall proposed a joint Armed Services briefing and a closed hearing on Van Fleet testimony after security redactions. Douglas criticized the approach as misrepresenting past actions and urged consultation.
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U S Commissioner Conant Visits Berlin
America's new high commissioner for Germany Dr James Bryant Conant arrived in Berlin by special train with his wife for an overnight stay He met West Berlin Mayor Finst Reuter and signed the city's golden book of distinguished guests.
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Harvard University
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Finst Reuter
First air clash over northern Japan between U S and Soviet planes
FEAF reports the first dogfight between American Thunderjets and Soviet LA-1 fighters off Hokkaido near Nemuro. Lt. Benedict A. Lacombe and Lt. James T. Holmes fired 300 rounds, setting one Soviet plane afire though both intruders escaped toward the Kuriles. pilots said the Russians appeared well trained and fled after brief contact.
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Head of Mission Inn DeWitt Hutchings Dies at 73
DeWitt V. Hutchings, longtime head of the Mission Inn, died at Riverside Community Hospital after a long illness. He had led the inn since his 1909 marriage to Allis Miller, daughter of founder Frank A. Miller, tying his fate to the landmark hotel for decades.
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Denver girl dies after revival attempt at hospital
Sharlene Haddon, 16, of Denver, who was revived Monday after her heart stopped, died 22 hours later at Denver General Hospital. A resident physician revived her by manually beating her heart for two minutes, but brain oxygen may have been insufficient. Her mother, Adeline Haddon, said she had two weeks of illness likely flu.
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Texas specialists toil to plug wild Merced well
Texas specialists were brought to Merced district 17 miles southwest to plug a wild well that blew out last Thursday night. Chowchilla Gas Co and Tide Water Associated Oil Co, operators of the field, estimate the loss at 450 dollars.
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Knife Use Abuse Too Much Surgery Says Medic Leader
Dr Paul R Hawley director of the American College of Surgeons criticizes extensive unnecessary surgery in the United States. In a copyrighted interview with U S News and World Report he cites fee splitting and referrals as main blame and notes frequent unnecessary appendectomies and Caesarean operations along with overcharging in the field.
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Paul R. Hawley
American College of Surgeons
U. S.news and World Report
Hawley
Speaker to Explain Ballot Propositions on April 3
John Cannonboom will discuss ballot propositions at a Long Beach Commer meeting held at 4300 Long Beach Blvd. Einar Peterson’s dining area will host the event with Celal Club serving as program chair.
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John Cannonboom
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Beware of 1953 Prophecies Free 64 Page Book Offer
A Los Angeles reader known as The Voice of Two Worlds offers a free 64 page book claiming world prophecies could unfold now after years of disbelief. It promises mind power methods from Tibet and urges readers to prepare for a coming crisis, with no obligation and limited copies.
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