O Neill Shows Positive Recovery After Heart Attack
Gov. C William O Neill's condition rated favorable after a heart attack six days earlier. Dr Robert C Kirk and Dr George S Nelson reported stable vital signs and good progress as his team plans further checks and continuing medications while predicting possible discharge earlier than forecast. Ohio officials and political figures commented on ongoing recovery and potential implications for campaigning.
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Columbus, Ohio
William O'Neill
O’neill
Hal W. Conefry
O'Neill
Kirk
George S. Nelson
Conefry
Nelson
Harding
George H. Bender
Interior Department
U.S
Ohio
Anchorage
Alaska
Bender
Department of the Interior
Army Eyes Nike Zeus Missile Breakthrough by 1962
Maj. Gen. John P. Daley testified to the House Armed Services Committee that the Nike-Zeus anti missile system could deliver a significant capability against ICBMs by 1962. He noted simulated engagements and a full scale mockup, with seven Jupiter tests since 1957 and recovery gear to safeguard nose cones, signaling progress though no working Nike Zeus model yet.
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Washington
Army
John P. Daley
Special Weapons
House Armed Services Committee
Daley
Douglas Aircraft
Santa Monica
Calif
Eisenhower
Light Snow Flurries Expected in Miami Valley Today
The weatherman forecasts light snow and flurries with mostly cloudy skies today through Wednesday. High near 34 and low around 27, with limited ground accumulation. Middletown reported a 34 degree high yesterday and a 28 degree low this morning. last night’s snowfall measured 0.05 inches.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Ike Flies To Funeral For Eldest Brother Arthur Eisenhower
President Eisenhower will fly to Kansas City for his brother Arthur Eisenhower's funeral at Stine and McClure Chapel at 1 p.m. The 71 year old Kansas City banker died of a heart attack Sunday night and will be entombed in New York after ceremonies there.
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Kansas City
Eisenhower
Arthur
Stine and McClure Chapel
New York
Arthur Eisenhower
Teen Girls Warned About Going Steady
Los Angeles based AP report quotes Dr. Richard H. Klemer of the American Institute of Family Relations warning that going steady too early can hinder a girl's marriage prospects. He says early commitment stunts intellectual and social growth and advises dating multiple partners for broader development. After the early 20s, steady dating may indicate difficulty forming deep emotional bonds.
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Los Angeles
Richard H. Klemer
The
American Institute of Family Relations
Klemer
Institute
McElroy Defends U.S. Military Standing and Urges Missile Funds
Secretary of Defense McElroy told senators that overall U S military position is sound and pressed for swift approval of more than one billion dollars for ballistic missile and related defenses. He spoke at a closed Senate Appropriations session on an emergency funding bill, while Senate leaders signaled potential additions to back the Strategic Air Command and bomber modernization as SAC remains a core power.
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Washington (Ap
Defense McElroy
McElroy
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Senate
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Eisenhower
Congress
Strategic Air Command
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate Preparedness Subicommittee
SAC
U. S
Strategic Air Force
Durham Says NATO Must Pool Atom Secrets for Unity
Senate chairman Durham urges quick action on Eisenhower plan to share atomic data with allies to keep NATO intact. He says amendments would let presidents share restricted data and non weapon components while maintaining U.S. control over nuclear portions of weapons.
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Washington
Durham
D-Nc
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Congress
U. S
NATO
Eisenhower
Nne
Europe
Atlantic Alliance
United States
Fatherly chuckle about college payback
A humorous quote from Today's Chuckle Father notes the mutual financial exchange between a parent and college student. The father jokes that his son gains education while the college gains support from him.
Army Jupiter C Set For Trip Into Space
Cape Canaveral reports the Jupiter C ready on its launch pad to send a 29.7 pound American satellite into orbit. Expected blastoff is Wednesday or the next day as Army takes the lead after Vanguard failures. Maj. Gen. Medaris notes Army could have done this in 1955 if allowed.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Navy
Wernher von Braun
Vanguard
Earth
Johnb. Medaris
Army Ballistic Missile Agency
Senate
Army
Bankbandit and hostage drama unfold in Maryland home
Mrs Dolores Crawford clings to her infant Steve as a gunman held them captive in their home. A second gunman forced her husband Clarence an assistant cashier to open the Silver Hill bank. The robbers took about 15000 dollars and fled in a car after contacting their Cranford ally.
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Dolores Crawford
Steve
Clarence
Silver Hill
Cranford
International
Debt Limit Hike Faces Byrd Block In Senate Panel
The Senate Finance Committee debates the national debt ceiling with President Eisenhower backing a five billion increase to 280 billion. Sen. Byrd proposes a three billion rise, both plans temporary to June 30 1959, as Secretary Anderson warns of tight cash balances and limited contingency margin.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Eisenhower
House
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Anderson
Prostitute Lecturing Plan Sparks OSU Debate
At Oklahoma State University Dr. Oliver Willham condemns bringing a prostitute to lecture criminology as an error and vows it will not happen again. Professor Le C May says he will continue with plans to expose students to underworld figures despite the controversy.
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Stillwater
Okla
Oliver Willham
Oklahoma State University
Willham
le C. May
Long Term Plans Approved for Middle East Defense Network
The Baghdad Pact Council of Ministers backed long term plans for a strategic system of roads ports airfields and radio communications costing billions over several years. The five nation group with U S observer moved toward a unified military command as it outlined northern defense against potential attacks and the modernization of Muslim forces including Pakistan. The United States and Britain agreed to speed conventional arms support as part of broad regional defense commitments.
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Ankara
Turkey
Baghdad Pact Council of Ministers
Dules
Russia
Iraq
Iran
Pakistan
United States
Britain
U.S
State Dulles
Alliance
FCC Hearing Poised Over Allegations of Favored Treatment
A House subcommittee signals a public hearing next week on claims that FCC members accepted favors from industry. It will question two FTC and ICC chairs while reviewing agency compliance with congressional intent. FCC Chairman Doerfer called the staff memorandum misleading.
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Washington — House
Federal Communications Commission
House Subcommittee On Legislative Oversight
Howard G. Freas
Interstate Commerce Commission Commission
John W. Sion
John W. Gwynn
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Moulder
D-Mo
FCC
Newsmren
Storms Claim Seven Lives Across Portugal
Seven deaths were reported today from violent storms across Portugal over the last 36 hours, as rescue teams battled continued severe weather. Authorities urged caution as flooding and debris hindered travel and emergency efforts.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Reuther Urges Price Increase Checks by Federal Agency
Walter Reuther urged Congress to require large corporations to justify price increases in advance before a special government agency. He proposed an independent consumers counsel to represent the public and said the agency should publish all facts before the increase takes effect. The testimony opened a Senate Antitrust and Monopoly subcommittee hearing on administered auto prices led by Sen Kefauver.
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Washington
Walter Reuther
Congress
United Automobile Workers
Reuther
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly
Sen. Kefauver
D-Tenn
Jobs Open In Siberia
Russia’s Academy of Sciences launched a drive in Izvestia to recruit 8 full members and 32 corresponding members for a new branch under construction near Novosibirsk in Siberia.
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Moscow
Russia
Academy of Sciences
Siberia
Izvestia
Novosibirsk
Grant Takes Richmond Again
Ulysses S. Grant III will receive a key to the city of Richmond at the Virginia Heritage Dinner. City Council honored the Grant descendant, noting the war is over as he speaks at the event. Grant resides near Washington.
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Richmond
Ulysses S. Grant
Ulysses S. Grant III
Grant
Washington
Bodies of Bartlett family found in Lincoln outbuilding
In shabby outbuildings behind a small Lincoln home, Marion Bartlett 57 Velda Bartlett 36 and their 2 year old daughter were found shot and stabbed. A 15 year old girl Carol Fugate and 19 year old Charles Starkweather were missing as police investigated a possible motive and suspects.
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Lincoln, Neb
Marion Bartlett
Velda
Carol Fugate
Mrs. Bartlett
Charles Starkweather
Carol
Bartlett
Lincoln
Robert von Busch
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