Public Health Service Defends Navajo Health Efforts in NM
Dr Henry Cassel, medical officer for Albuquerque, rebutts Navajo Tribal Council charges of a pitiful health program. He says the Public Health Service has assigned more medical officers to the reservation than ever, delivering higher quality care and planning new hospitals at Shiprock and Gallup plus health centers.
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Henry Cassel
Albuquerque
Washington
Public Health Service
Cassel
Shiprock
Gallup
Senate Begins New Farm Bill Debate on Y MH
Senate opens discussion on a new farm bill focusing on agricultural subsidies and crop pricing. Lawmakers weigh commodity programs, nutrition funding, and conservation provisions amid tight budget debates.
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Senate
Warnings On Red Military Cut And East Adams Street Closure
The article reports U S officials warning about Russia's military cut and potential dangers, while Lovington plans a new water well and closes a street segment. East Adams Street between New Hope Baptist Church and Lovington Industries will be vacated for plant expansion with land split between the packing firm and the church. Senate debates a new farm bill seeks to resolve feed grain supports amid Eisenhower veto.
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East Adams St
New Hope Baptist Church
Lovington Industries
Philip Robinson
Adams
al Savisky
D. D. Patteson
Lovington Adds 40 Acre Plot To City
Lovington city fathers vote to accept two plots from developers adding forty acres. The Alice addition lies south of Avenue O and north of L street with 1325 feet west from 9th street, offered by Sam Roberts and W W Carter. The second tract lies north of Polk Avenue between 9th and 13th streets, developed by Southwestern Builders Inc.
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Lovington
Alice
Avenue “O
9Th Street
Sam Roberts
W. W. Carter
Polk Avenue
Southwestern Buiders, Inc
Britain Working On Nuclear Bomb
United Press reports Britain is developing a nuclear device and conducted an atomic test on an island off Australia. Observers described a small-yet-significant blast with a mild bang, likened to fireworks, and estimated energy around 25 000 tons of TNT. A minesweeper crew noted the blast four seconds early, followed by a hot wind and a pale electric flash.
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United Press
Britain
Australia
Robert Miller
Federal Parole Violator Jailed
A 28 year old Hobbs man identified as Z L Wonzer is jailed for parole violation and held for US Marshal transport back to federal prison. Wonzer was arrested in Albuquerque on August 13 1953 on a Mann Act white slavery federal charge.
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Hobbs
U. S
Z. L. Wonzer
Midwest
Albuquerque
Car Salvage From Thin Ice Draws Navy Diver to Adrian
Carl Shaw of Mosherville hired James Eckert a former Army and Navy diver to raise his car from Devils Lake after it sank through thin ice. Eckert salvaged the vehicle and was paid with the recovered car.
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Adrian, Mich
Carl Shaw
Mosherville
James Eckert
Army
Navy
Devils Lake
Eckert
Dogs Ring Doorbell For Dinner In Iowa Yard
In Oskaloosa Iowa Jack Craig keeps two pointer dogs in a pen. If supper is not delivered by 4 p m the older dog climbs the fence and goes to the house. He then stands on his hind legs and rings the doorbell to get his meal.
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Oskaloosa
Jack Craig
Pinocchio Statue Dedication in Italian Village
Italy honors Pinocchio with a 15 foot bronze statue in Collodi village as President Giovanni Gronchi attends the dedication. The puppet tale by Carlo Lorenzini writing as Collodi has been a global children’s classic since 1882.
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Italy
Pinocchio
Carlo Lorenzini
Collodi
Weekly Business Review Highlights Mixed Industrial Outlook
The report notes a generally stable week with gains in gross national product and employment, record steel output early this year, and rising home construction. It cites a steel strike briefly lowering production, ongoing optimism for the third quarter, and mixed retail and auto production trends.
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United Press
New Simplified Nay Baler Demonstrated At R D Lee Ranch
A New Holland Machine Co hay baler was demonstrated at the R D Lee ranch Tuesday morning. Claimed to produce more bales per hour in ideal condition than any rival, the simple design allows a novice to operate quickly. The demo followed a Campbell's Farm and Ranch Supply meeting at S Eddy and Hwy 18 attended by over a dozen local farmers. Campbell's serves as the local dealer for the machine.
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New Holland Machine Co
Denver
R. D. Lee
Campbel
S. Eddy
Highway 18
Campbel’s
Princess Margaret Denies Royal Romance Rumor
Princess Margaret and Prince Christian of Hanover deny engagement rumors reported by a London tabloid. Both releases dismiss claims of a royal romance noting they are merely friends and refuting the supposed engagement with no truth to the report.
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United Press
Margaret
Charming
Christian of
Hanover
Dashing
London
Maragret
Nebraska primary boosts Republican hopes in 1952 style
Republicans cheered as Nebraska's primary produced results close to 1952 margins with President Eisenhower defeating Kefauver by about 64 percent to 36. Demands for a farm belt revolt faded as Stevenson Harriman and Kefauver continued Northwest campaigning amid Oregon and Idaho stops.
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United Press
Nebraska
Eisenhower
Estes Kefauver
Kefauver
Oregon
Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Averell Harriman
New York
Hydrogen bomb test delayed amid wind and weather
America's first hydrogen bomb air drop is postponed for at least 24 hours due to unfavorable winds at the Pacific Proving Grounds. Officials cite risky radio active fallout and eight postponements since testing began. In Congress, Rep. Adam Clayton Powell threatens to cut federal aid to segregated schools next year, urging anti segregation amendments. Spanish American War veterans address pension recommendations while graft inquiries target New York racketeers in a closed hearing. Secretary Dulles warns stingy funding limits diplomacy and car security in State Department.
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Russia
State Dulles
Senate
Ussr
Defense
Wilson
America
Air Force
Air
Donald Quarles
Air Chief
Nathan Twining
Val Peterson
House
Congress
United Press
Pacific Proving Grounds
Adam Clayton Powell
New York Democrat
House Veterans Committee
Commission On Veterans Pensions
Senate Permanent Investigating Committee
New York
State Dullas
State Department
Dulles
Harry Truman in France Comments on Russia and Campaign
Former President Harry Truman arrived in Le Havre for a seven week European tour. He criticized Russia over troop cuts and said he does not trust them. He declined interest in a Vice Presidential run or active campaign role.
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Harry Truman
France
Mrs. Truman
le Havre
Europe
Mr. Truman
Russia
Truman
Connecticut hitchhiker killed as New Mexico traffic toll hits 121
Frederick Eugene DeVeau of East Hartford died in a one car crash five miles west of Grants after leaving US Highway 66. William Bullock Navy crewman aboard USS Essex was injured in the back seat. Police cited speed fatigue. A separate wreck near Fort Sumner claimed Mrs. Beulah Ostermyer. A California woman died at Guadalupe Pass near the Texas border.
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United Press
Connecticut
Grants
New Mexico
Beulah Ostermyer
Clovis
Fort Sumner
Frederick Eugene DeVeau
East Hartford
Guadalupe Pass
Texas
Carlsbad
Texan's Body Found At Conchas Lake
The body of 34 year old Dumas Texas man Lee Morrison was recovered from Conchas Lake near Tucumcari after a night time boating collision that killed him two weeks earlier. Skin divers and a Mountainair fisherman located the body as investigators continued to search. Three others were injured in the collision. Morrison's body was being returned to Dumas.
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Tucumcari
Dumas
Nuns among 15 dead in Ottawa area jet crash
A Roman Catholic rest home near Ottawa was struck by a jet crash killing 15 people including 11 nuns and a Mother Superior. Earlier toll had reached 19. The jet reportedly hit the building, rockets exploded, and the home burned. Survivors endure severe trauma.
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United Press
Ottawa
Royal Canadian Air
Gas Chamber Aims to End Outsider Executioner Costs
Warren Harold Swenson states New Mexico will save by using a self operated gas chamber at the penitentiary. Prison staff would be trained to run the chamber, eliminating the need for an outside executioner and the electric chair, previously staffed by outsiders at a cost to the state.
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United Press
Warren Harold Swenson
New Mexico
Perso
Loui
Swenson
Duke City Police Pursue Missing 13-Year-Old Boy
Albuquerque police seek 13 year old Watson who vanished from his trailer home on Sunday. Orvill Watson says his son has not been seen since and the family reports no reason for him to leave. The mother notes the family was in harmony.
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United Press
Albuquerque
Ace
Watson
Duke City
Orvill Watson
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