Eden Gets Good News In Surgery
Sir Anthony Eden underwent bile duct surgery at New England Baptist Hospital for obstruction. Surgeons reported no malignancy and noted the artificial biliary tube had passed into the intestines. The operation addressed a hepatic duct constriction linked to recent fever attacks.
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Boston
Anthony Eden
New England Baptist Hospital
Richard B. Cattell
Lahey Clinic
Horace Evans
Eden
London
John W. Norcross
Lahey
Cattell
Anthony
James E. Fish
Sir Anthony
New Zealand
Clarissa
Sir Winston Churchill
Fish
PO Spending Is Criticized By Watchdog
Washington reports the comptroller general ruled that the Budget Bureau allowed the Post Office to spend too rapidly this year. Joseph Campbell heads the GAO, Congress watchdog, and sent the ruling to Postmaster General Summerfield and Rep. Cannon. Summerfield ordered mail deliveries cut and post offices closed until Congress grants more funds. Cannon's committee backed 41 million of the 47 million Summerfield seeks.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Budget Bureau
Joseph Campbell
Campbell
General Accounting Office
Congress
Summerfield
Cannon
D-Mo
House Appropriations Committee
Thin Bread Cutlery Exchange at the Boarders
A landlady brings a plate of very thin bread to her hungry men boarders. One asks if she cut them. She confirms and states I cut them. The boarder then says I will deal them.
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O.K
Middletown teen wins 2400 prize for digital computer exhibit
Mickey Leffler, 17, of Middletown High, won the $2400 grand prize scholarship at Lemon Monroe High School Science Awards with an original digital computer. Sponsored by Armco Foundation, the event honored top middle and junior division projects across Butler Warren Clinton and Fayette counties.
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Jody Terney
Journal
Marlin F
Mickey) Leffler
Lemon-Monroe High School
Middletown High School
Homer Leffler
Arlington Ave
Clyde Yocum
Middletown High
Leffler
Wilmington
Jerry Lee Smith
George B. Smith
Wilmingtton Rt. 3
Kingman High School
A. R. Pennington
David Hale
C. M. Hale
Woodrow Williams
Armco Foundation
Butler
Warren
Clinton
Fayette Counties
Middletown
Richard Galloway
Russell Galloway
Richard
Lincoln School
Jeannette Roush
John Harner
New Vienna
George Hill Jr
Wilson School
Dennis Robert Meyer
Hamilton Wilson
Real Cash Amid Trash at Dairy Bar Heist
In Huntington West Virginia the Knights hid receipts of 1438 dollars and a 4.89 check in a sack under garbage. A night depository missed led to cash vanishing but a crew member found the money in a garbage roll and police closed the case.
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Huntington
W. Va
C. J. Knight
Knight
Knights
Fred Priddy
Everett Stump
Printers Vote Today Threaten Cincinnati Newspapers
Negotiations between union printers and Cincinnati's three daily papers adjourned with no agreement. A strike vote was set for Sunday after a six hour session and a prior three hours on Friday. A management offer was rejected, and a pooling plan for radio news was proposed if a strike occurs.
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Cincinnati
Samuel M. Spencer
Ain Macias Mallabla i
Acean
Spencer
Frank Gorsler
Gorsler
Times-Star and Post
The
Enquirer
Greater Cincinnati
Newport and Covington
Eisenhower Golfing in Brisk Gettysburg Weather
President Eisenhower played a round at Gettysburg Country Club on Saturday in brisk weather. He appeared off form with three putts visible on the ninth green.
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Ike
GE Surg
Eisenhower
Gettysburg Country Club
Russian Ships Begin Maneuvers
Russian warships started maneuvers in the Kattegat and Skagerrak between Denmark, Sweden, and Norway. At least three fast destroyers were observed in the northern Kattegat and Skagerrak as Sweden conducts navy and air force exercises off its west coast near Gothenburg.
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Frederikshavn
Denmark
Sweden
Kattegat
Jutland
Skagerrak
Norway
Gothenburg
Bodies In New York
The bodies of three American victims slain by Iranian bandits arrived by plane in New York late Saturday from Tehran.
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New York
Tehran
Jordan Names Nimr as Premier to End Crisis in Jordan
Abdel Halim Nimr formed a new government in Amman late Saturday night, ending the three day crisis that drew in Syrian troops and anti American demonstrations. Nimr drops Nabuli and Rimawi from the cabinet, with Nimr seen as a compromise between pro and anti Eisenhower Doctrine forces. The royal palace aims to curb unrest while Nimr keeps National Socialist influence in government.
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Tom Masterson
Amman
Jordan
Abdel Halim Nimr
Socialist Party
Syria
Nimr
Suleiman Nabulsi
Hussein
U. S
Senate
Said Mufti
National Socialist Party of Nimr
Nabulsi
Mufti
Nabuli
Abdullah Rimawi
National Socialists
National Socialist Party
Middle East
Israel
Egypt
New York
U. N
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
Tel Aviv
Iraeli
Golda Meir
Jshe
Jordan River
Amman Street
West Keeps Tense Eye On Mideast
The United States Britain and France were reported to tentatively agree on bringing the Suez Canal issue to the United Nations Security Council early next week. Egypt's possible shift could alter plans but seems unlikely. Jordan tensions loom as a wider Middle East crisis, with U S diplomats urging caution toward neighbors to protect peace and limit Soviet influence. Egypt would run the canal on Egypt's terms open to all nations except Israel.
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United States
Britain
France
Suez Canal
United Nations Security Council
Egypt
State Department
U.N
Jordan
Middle East
U.S
Syria
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West
Nasser
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Raymond A. Hare
Hare
Israel
Pan American Sets Portland Honolulu Flight Record
A Pan American World Airways Douglas Super-70 landed in Portland after a six hour forty four minute flight from Honolulu. An airline spokesman said the 2640 mile run set a new record for the route.
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Portland
Ore
Pan American World Airways
Honolulu
Post Offices Across U S Like Morgues
The Associated Press reports a disrupted mail day as federal income tax returns loom, with offices in various cities operating on reduced staffing. Clerks sorted mail on a skeleton crew while deliveries paused and customers faced delays, prompting apologies and concerns over Monday service.
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Post Office Department
Washington
Edward Isacco
Providence
R. I
Portland
Maine
J. ‘Leo Cook
Spunk Award To Mrs Wilson For Spunky Remarks
The Women's National Press Club will award Mrs Charles E Wilson a scroll as the spunkiest woman of the year. She previously rebuked President Eisenhower for what she called uncalled for remarks about her husband the secretary of defense. Her anger grew after the President said Wilson had made an unwise statement accusing some National members of draft dodging in the Korean War.
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Washington
Women's National Press Club
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Eisenhower
Secretary of Defense
Toll In Boat Tragedy In Japan Set At 93
Tokyo reports 93 dead and missing after an overloaded ferry sinks in the Inland Sea. Coast guard officials say the toll includes both confirmed dead and those feared dead.
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Japan
Tokyo
Japanese Coast Guard
Monster Two Headed Rocket Reaches 110000 Feet In Flight
A two headed research missile nicknamed the Monster flew Wednesday from Wallops Island Virginia to altitudes surpassing 110000 feet and traveled at about twice the speed of sound. The 5500 pound device was designed to study reentry heat for future space missiles and splashed 38 miles offshore after a 34 minute flight with instrumentation on 51 surface points.
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Vern Haughland
Wallops Island
Atlantic
Robert L. Kreiger
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Jupiter
Jet makes first vertical takeoff and landing
The Air Force reports Edwards AFB test of the Ryan X13 Vertijet achieving a vertical ascent and tail-first landing. Officials say the craft is a research vehicle not yet operational, exploring future runwayless flight possibilities.
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Los Angeles
Air ‘Force
Edwards Air [Force Base
Mojave Desert
Ryan
Air Force
Soviets Test Another Nuclear Explosion Reported
The Atomic Energy Commission said Russia set off another nuclear test Friday, the fourth in 10 days. Chairman Lewis L. Strauss announced the two sentence statement giving no size details, noting this is the 10th test since the current series began last August.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Russia
Lewis L. Strauss
AEC
Commission
Holy Week Services Start As Palm Sunday Opens
The city prepares for Holy Week with numerous church services and union observances listed in a Holy Week feature on Page 33. The edition highlights other features including Iona Asher's piece on sight loss, Ed Edmiston's tale of a goose laying a golden egg, and a Hollywood linked story about Billy Mitchell and a colonel with guided missiles.
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Hollywood
Ee Week
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Hanes
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Saad
Svagssy
Acakscestees O Gootgr Icc Sc Evan Eakauas
Eens
Ae Gallup Poll
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Euee Walter
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Bill E. ‘Hileman
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le International Typographical Union
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