Five Feared Captured by Indians While Missionaries Serve South America
Five missionary families remain missing after contact was cut with their party near Shell Mera Ecuador. The group, led by Saint Keenan and McCully, was reportedly attacked by Auca Indians while surveying the river region. Reports note a body found near a Piper Cub wreckage but confirm no identification as white or native. The missionaries involved have 2 to 10 years in South American service and include members of Gospel Missionary Union and Christian Missions in Many Lands.
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Keenan
Quito
U. S
iHoowever
Air Force
Canal Zone
ADS Force
Shell Mera
Saint
McCully
Youderian
Elliot
Fleming
Attens
Ecuador
South America
Elliott
Gospel Missionary Union
Christian Missions
Missionary Aviation Fellowship
Deadly cobalt tube exposure hits four workers
Theodore Mansen, job superintendent, said three other men in Zowacki's car faced radioactivity exposure after a cobalt tube was left in a car overnight. The men Thomas Srennan, Zenas Snyder, and Stanley Gabryszewski, plus Zowacki, may not show harm for weeks and will undergo weekly blood checks for about two months.
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Ahat Theodore Mansen
Zowacki
Mau
Well Maybe Dog Wanted Home to Burn
J F Skinner tried a good deed Tuesday night when a family dog leaped and tore his pants as he warned a roof fire. Fire department arrived, the blaze was stopped with no major damage, Skinner unharmed, and Rover remains in the dog house.
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Upland
J. F
Skinner
Roger
Rover
Rexall Drug President Dinner Chairman Named
The head of Rexall Drug Co. appointed as general chairman for a Jan. 20 fund raising dinner at the Hollywood Palladium. A doctor and radiologist were assigned for a duty call as part of the event planning. The Philadelphia office and Los Angeles process were referenced in the announcement.
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Bridgeport
Los Angeles
Justin He
W. Dart
Qwl-Rexall
Mansen
Drug Co
Repub
Philadelphia
Tollie
Eisenhower
Hollywood Palladium
Dulles Seeks Backing on Foreign Aid Policy
Secretary Dulles outlined U S aims on foreign aid in response to Asian calls for nuclear test restraint. He cited failed talks with Red China via Geneva diplomats and noted 13 Americans still imprisoned. He warned of united Western action over Indochina and said the U S would use military forces if needed. Khrushchev’s attacks on Eisenhower were discussed as Soviet sensitivity to East Europe. He doubted Britain proposing a Middle East aid plan but would consider it if made.
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Dulles
United States
Red
China
Geneva
Life Magazine
Red China
Communist Party Poss
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Britain
Polio Emergency Declared in Harlingen Texas
The Valley Baptist Hospital in Harlingen appeals for more nurses to meet a polio emergency. Seven patients are in iron lungs in the polio ward and four new polio admissions were recorded Tuesday.
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Harlingen
Lexas UP
Baptist Hospital
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Patek Philippe
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ROPER
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