West Pointers Get Grave Warning at Military Academy
Gen Maxwell D. Taylor told graduates at the U S Military Academy West Point that the Army must keep mobile reserves ready to halt any brush fire before it spreads. He warned a nuclear conflagration must not occur and contrasted the postwar force with 1922 when the Army had under 150000 men and a 350 million dollar budget.
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West Point
N.Y
Maxwell D. Taylor
U.S. Military Academy
Army Chief of Staff
Lhe
Taylor
25 Medical Centers To Be Needed
Dr Vernon L Lippard a leading medical educator says the nation will need 25 new medical schools by 1975 to maintain the current physician to population ratio He made the statement in Medical Advance published by the National Fund for Medical Education The dean of schools Lippard contributed the article
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New York
Vernon L. Lippard
Lippard
Medical Advance
National Fund For Medical Education
Ohio River Sage Dies In Cincinnati At 87
P Clark B Firestone former associate editor of the Cincinnati Times Star and author of Ohio River books died at his Sleep in Cincinnati at his home. He was 87. He led a long journalism career starting 1891 at the New York Mail and Express and later wrote for the New York World before moving back to Lisbon and later serving in Washington on a history of U S Army Ordnance districts.
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Cincinnati Times-Star
Ohio River
Firestone
Robert
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Times-Star
Lisbon
Ohio
New York Mail and Express
New York World
Washington
U.s.army
Trimet Appetite Control Tablet Offers Quick Weight Loss
An advertisement touts Trimet as a clinically tested appetite depressant for obesity. It promises rapid, safe weight loss with a money back guarantee if the user does not achieve desired results, claiming doctors note substantial losses of 10 to 40 pounds.
Dieting and stimulant use narrated in case notes
The records describe several patients: Miss E treated with diets and Phenylpropanolamine for appetite loss, losing 82 pounds by January. Mrs. R.S. on 1600 calories with Thyroid and Pituitarin, losing 17 pounds by January 29 after appetite issues. Mrs. J.B. reporting enormous appetite and starting Phenylpropanolamine before meals, with no diet. another note shows April 12 to June 23 weight loss of 20 pounds.
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E. P
R. S
Strike Starts In Cleveland At Electrical Co
Picket lines posted at the Electric Controller and Manufacturing Co a division of Square D after talks on a two year pact with the Machinists Union broke off. 435 employees. Local Lodge 2155 president Walley Balasz reports a partial first year agreement with a seven cent hourly raise and five cent cost of living boost. Second year offer is 3.5 percent, union seeks wage and vacation reopening, expanded retirement for retirees, and a strike provision for grievances on merit pay and job classifications.
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Cleveland
Electric Conltroller and Manufacturing Co
Machinists Union
Square D Co
Walley Balasz
Lodge 2155
International Assn. of
Machinists
Noise ruling frees Brooklyn man in police station
Brooklyn judge dismissed a disorderly conduct charge against Joseph Sisto after ruling that noise is legal in a police station. Sisto, 28, shouted for a relative’s release at Brooklyn police headquarters, was repeatedly escorted outside and returned, prompting the arrest. Magistrate Charles Solomon said a civilian’s peace can be disturbed but not a policeman’s, noting the station’s strong police presence.
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New York
Brooklyn
Charles Solomon
Joseph Sisto
Sisto
Solomon
Haiti
Ike Should Talk To Russians If He Gets Chance
Rep. Brooks Hays urged that if Russia grants airtime to an American spokesman Ike should seize the moment to address the Russian people. Washington said no decision had been made on asking for equal Russian air time despite calls from some lawmakers. Hays, a House Foreign Affairs Committee member, doubted Russia would grant such time but said it would let the President present the American point of view if it occurred.
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Washington
Brooks Hays
D-Ark
Russia
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
U. S
State Department
Congress
Hays
House Foreign Affairs Committee
United States
Area Students To Get Degrees From Dayton
Three Middletown area residents are among 489 University of Dayton graduates to be honored at commencement on June 8. Paul V. Combs of Monroe will earn a bachelor of science in business administration. John F. Homan of Middletown earns a BS in business administration. Paul E. Miller of Monroe earns a bachelor of science in education.
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Middletown Area
University of Dayton
Paul V. Combs
Monroe
John F. Homan
Stanley
Middletown
Paul E. Miller
E. Third St
Blood for Bail: Senate Approves Blood Donation Benefit
SACRAMENTO Calif The State Senate approved a measure offering prisoners five days off their jail sentences in exchange for a pint of blood The bill targets inmates for blood donations and ties leniency to the blood supply effort.
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Sacramento
Calif
State Senate
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