Propagandists Move In On Global Front In USIS Mission
U S Information Service with 1200 officers at 205 posts in 87 countries aims to shape foreign views of the United States as peace loving and culturally rich. Dr Ralph Hines in Berlin and James H McGillivray in Trivandrum illustrate soft power through libraries, outreach and cultural programs amid debate over propaganda costs and impact.
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Washington
America
U. S
South India
Tehran
USIS
U. S. Information Service
United States
U. S. Information Agency
George V. Allen
Voice of America
Ralph H. Hines
West Berlin
Hines
University of Illinois
U.S
Amerika Haus
Berlin
East Berlin
Trivandrum
Krala
James H. McGillivray
ASIS
Kerala
McGillivray
Flashing lights to cover all Ohio rail crossings soon
Columbus AP flash er light protection will be provided at all railroad crossings on state highways within six weeks. Highway Director Everett Preston reported that Division 9 now has flasher protection and 47 crossings are under construction with funds available at 45 more. Construction is under way on 58 grade separation projects costing over 10 million dollars, with 122 additional projects negotiated. Finance Director James H Malon said the state will finish the fiscal year with a 12 to 16 million dollar uncommitted surplus, while earmarked liabilities exceed 16 million, leaving the general fund undercommitted by more than 1.5 million dollars.
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Columbus
Ohio
Everett
Preston
Ross
Highland
Pike
Scioto
Jackson
Lawrence
Adams
Brown
James H. Malon
Kennedy DiSalle Conference Hopes Rise In Ohio
Gov Michael V. DiSalle attends the National Governors Conference to gauge Senator John F. Kennedy s prospects for the Democratic presidential nomination. The annual sessions in Columbus, Ohio, focus on party strategy and potential nominees.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
U.S
John F. Kennedy
Glacier National Park
Mont
Robert A. Taft
Kennedy
Wrong Diagnosis Pays Damages To Avon Lake Housewife
A Cleveland jury awarded Avon Lake housewife Betty Lundberg 25,000 in 1955 hysterectomy damages after a mistaken cancer diagnosis. The hospital and staff pathologist were blamed for the erroneous report, while Dr Richard N Sheppard was cleared as co defendant. The case hinges on loss of child bearing ability.
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Cleveland
Bay View Hospital
Avon Lake
Betty Lundberg
Richard N. Sheppard
Saltonstall Seeks Third Term in Senate Race
Boston AP reports Sen. Leverett Saltonstall plans his third full Senate term saying he will win against anyone. Gov. Foster Furcolo resumes bid for Democratic nomination to oppose Saltonstall, who previously defeated him. Saltonstall, 67, is a former Massachusetts governor who joined the Senate in 1944.
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Boston
Leverett Saltonstall
Mass
Senate
Foster Furcolo
Saltonstall
Massachusetts
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