Ike Urges Bulganin To Join World Disarmament
Washington reports Ike Eisenhower pressed Nikolai Bulganin to join a world disarmament program in a note routed to Moscow by ambassador Hollen. The exchange traces back to last July and centers on open skies and a friendship treaty amid broader disarmament talks.
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Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions include Mrs Maxwell Standifer City Mrs Silas Green New Tazewell Eva Yontz City Jake Abbott Dr City Mrs Beryl Heason Gibson State 7 Mrs Oscar B Miracle City Airs Jerry Johnston City David Hurst City Matlie Smith City Mrs Will Sutton Taxewell Mrs Ida Dellinger Marrogate John Overcash Newton NC Dismissals Bryan and David Smith City Mrs Aubert Laws City Mrs Jeff Gambrel Oaks City Ray Douglas Kibert Gibson Staon Mrs Arnold Hensiey and daughter Jonesville Esther Brock Pineville Mrs Lilly Henderson City Afra John Bolton and son Har To Rate Linas Vat the Tripresefacit Mrs Lonnie Hall Tazerpeil boy Mrs John Tye Partin Middles bor girl
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Obituary notices from Monroe and Dukes Kentucky area
Obituaries record the death of fourteen year old Ford Bryant of Monroe son of Lillie Bryant and the late James Bryant killed in a car crash with two other youths. Survived by mother sister three brothers all in the armed services and several aunts and uncles. Funeral services will be held in Monroe. John Lee of Dukes Kentucky dies at 76 after decades in education. Born in Bell County to Joe W. and Jennie Lee. He married twice and had twelve children. wife died in 1955. Survived by many descendants and relatives. Funeral arrangements set for a home service with burial at the family cemetery in Oaks Kentucky.
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Man Injects Gabra Venom for Immunity Study
MIAMI reports veteran handler William Haast injects cobra venom into his bloodstream to build immunity while working at his Serpentarium in Kendall Florida. He says weekly injections protect against bites and that his immunized blood has helped snake bite victims.
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Romania Reports New Terror Wave
Frankfurt dispatch cites informants claiming Romania's communist government launched a new terror wave. They allege hundreds of opponents were executed and bodies dumped in the streets in recent months, confirmed only after multiple checks.
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Gore's Father Dies in Tennessee Burial Held Today
Funeral services are held today for Allen Gore father of Tennessee senator Albert Gore. Gore died yesterday of pneumonia after being ill for four days, and the senator arrived from Washington to be at his father’s bedside.
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New Healing Pile Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An advertising notice touts a new method to shrink painful piles using a secret healing technique labeled Hio-Dyne. The World famous research institute backs the discovery and offers Preparation 8 as a suppository or ointment. Available through druggists with a money back guarantee under UB Pat Ot.
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Flying Safer, Air Force Says Contends Safer Flying
The Air Force asserts that military aviation is safer despite eight crashes in two months. It cites lower major accident rates last year, high flight activity, and rapid takeoffs as evidence, noting thousands of flights weekly and a busy expansion of jet bases amid hazardous conditions. It acknowledges recent incidents but maintains improving safety trends.
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Apportionment Case Before High Court Hears Tennessees Law
The Tennessee Supreme Court heard arguments on whether the 1901 apportionment law, basis for legislative seats, is unconstitutional. State Atty Gen. George McCanless appealed from Chancellor Thurman Steel of Nashville, who ruled the law expired in 1911. A decision is not expected for several weeks. Dartmouth track coach Ellie New Yes has no concern over Paul St Barry’s scholastic standing as he is named to Phi Beta Kappa.
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MBS Grans Time to Deis
MBS Grans Time to Deis New York. The Biomedcasting System granted the Democratic parity free time to reply to President Ewer's speech, offering a 20 minute slot from 10 to 10 20 p m EST Wednesday March 7 for a spokesman not a candidate this year. The request followed Butler's second call after an earlier rejection.
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Income Tax Cut Hopes Fade, Martin Says
Washington (UP) House Republican Leader Joseph Martin warned that hope for a tax cut this year was dimming. He cited Democratic actions and a tight budget as factors. The House moved to approve 151 million for labor and welfare programs, with a second measure adding 221 million. The farm bill under debate was expected to cost more than the President’s budget, while proposed tax relief faced opposition.
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Supreme Court Hears Racial Segregation and Security Trials Today
The Supreme Court may decide today on cases testing state and federal laws on racial segregation and national security. Major questions include seat-ins for Negroes on intra state buses and admissions of Negroes to university law schools. Other disputes cover a Charlotte golf course and immunity rules affecting witness testimony under the 1950s security acts.
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California Republicans announce 1958 presidential ballot plans
Sacramento reporters note California Republican backers announce their 1958 presidential ballot strategy with lists and expected filings by Wednesday night as the campaign moves forward.
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