Hobby resigns as U S secretary of health education and welfare
The resignation effective August 1, announced by Mrs. Hobby, followed by Secretary-designate Folsom. President Eisenhower lauded her service, while Folsom, a Social Security expert from Eastman Kodak, outlined plans to extend coverage, include self employed and professionals, and pursue voluntary private health plans for catastrophic illness. Mrs. Hobby returns to Houston as president of the Houston Post. former Gov. W. P. Hobby becomes chairman of the board.
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Eisenhower
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McRae
Eastman Kodak Co
Shane Tung
Lis
Eencranee Ers Union
Ent
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Durkin
Janes Mitchell
Trobby
Texas
Jonas E. Sel
Senate Labor and Health Committee
Leonard A. Scheele
Public Health Service
Tobby
All-Europe Alliance Proposed by Russia
A Soviet statement rejected any plan linking Germany to Western or Communist blocs and warned that a new war would bring enormous human and material losses. It stressed German unification and a European security system, with free elections, and noted Western and Soviet positions ahead of Geneva talks.
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Nikolai Bulganin
Vilkita S. Khrushchev
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Qetosher
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Geneva
Bonn
Nea
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Atlantic Alliance
France Proposes Four-Power Fund for Disarmament Aid
Premier Edgar Faure urged a four power fund financed by a percentage of each nation's military budget to aid undeveloped areas. He spoke in Geneva of disarmament as security and called for three guiding principles: focus on the future, consider others' positions, and seek broad, constructive cooperation. Faure noted earlier plans for a “disarmament plus development” approach and said transfer of munition funds could bolster economic controls, while tying into UN aid programs begun in 1947.
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Antoine Pinay
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U. N
Airline trainer and light plane collide in Kansas City
A Trans- World Airlines training plane and a small single engine aircraft collided in flight Tuesday near Kansas City, killing two men aboard the smaller plane. The TWA trainer, carrying two men, landed safely. Victims were Thomas D. Jones 28 and Samuel Hoyte Rempel Jr 28.
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Cily Ups
Trans- World Airlines
Thomas D. Jones
Samuel Hoyte Rempel Jr
TWA Stud
City Wage Hike OKd by Council
City council approves a wage increase within the 1959-60 budget totaling 523598 with 200000 from a contingency and the rest from the special projects fund. The move keeps the total tax rate at 1.35 while harbor and water dept raises need separate commission approval. Last raise was 3 percent in 1953.
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Vick
Harbor and Water Dept
Harbor and Water Commissions
Wick
Gerald Desmond
Lewis D. Reese
Ruth H. Bach
Dudley N. Lapham
Burglar Dresses Nude With Salad Dressing in Lujan Home
A burglar at Amanda Lujan’s residence smeared a nude image with French dressing, then stole jewelry and clothing valued at 2146 dollars, according to police. The case blends art theft with an odd dressing-and-dress gesture.
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Los Angeles
Amanda Lujan
Ike's Four Powers Grip Focus at Geneva Meeting
Senator and observers say Eisenhower praises the four great powers role at Geneva as a forum on European issues and arms control. Three Congress members quote him saying no Asia commitments will be made. Bulgria may press Far East questions while Eisenhower and Dulles resist a Red China conference.
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Dulles
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Western oil inquiry stalls as Geneva talks loom
A Senate subcommittee recessed amid debates over West's oil resources and U.S. stance on disarmament at Geneva. Senators Smith Richards and Knowland stressed cautious diplomacy, urging no concessions on principle while exploring possible Soviet concessions and free elections for Iron Curtain nations.
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RNJ
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D-Ga
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House Foreign Affairs Committee
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Senate Foreign Relations
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McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate
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Washington, D. C
Frank G. Miller
Europe
Stanford University
Knowland
Calif
Auto narrowly halts at 100 foot drop in Venice
A car ran out of control near Vista Del Mar and Monteral Fowling in Venice, tipping toward a 100-foot drop before crashing into a barricade and a no parking sign. Driver Marguerite Theil, 47, of Playa Del Rey, and passenger George Stroehe, 77, were injured.
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Marguerite Theil
Playa del Rey
George Stroehe
Montreal Fowling St
Vista del Mar
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