Doctor weighs patient fear before risky surgery
Miami Beach AP report notes a psychiatrist says patients who fear death may delay surgery and that strong hopelessness can raise death risk. Turrell urges exploring these feelings before operation while acknowledging emotional issues can drive plastic surgery uses and motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barbour
Miami Beach
Fla
Marquette University
Eugene S. Turrell
Milwaukee
American Medical Assn
Turrell
Engle Attacks Antarctica Treaty Over Security Risk
Sen. Clair Engle charges the Antarctic Treaty with the Soviet Union and 10 nations threatens U.S. security and ally interests. He urges rejection, arguing the accord grants Soviet influence in Antarctica in exchange for assurances they will not cause trouble.
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Washington
Sen
Clair Engle
D-Calif
Soviet Union
United States
Engle
Antarctica
Princess Grace Returns Home to Monaco
Princess Grace of Monaco returns from London to Nice after visiting her ill father John B. Kelly in Philadelphia. At the Nice Airport she was welcomed by her husband Prince Rainier III and their two children, stepping from the airliner.
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Nice
France
Grace of
Monaco
John B. Kelly
Philadelphia
London
Prince Rainier
Beats Invade Park in Leopard Robe and Bongo Dance
Nine Cave of Nine Cats beatniks were arrested in Pontiac for disturbing the peace after a park visit. Oakland County prosecutor said no law bars beatniks from beating bongos dancing and reciting verse in public parks and ordered their release.
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Pontiac
Mich
Jack Weiler
Oakland County
George F. Taylor
Kennedy says Khrushchev wrecked summit exposes obsolete policies
Senator John F. Kennedy argues the Paris summit failed due to obsolete U.S. policies and poor top leadership. He accuses Eisenhower and Nixon critics, calls for rebuilt military strength, and says victory hinges on defending freedom not mock battles over who stands up to Khrushchev.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Dmass
Nikita
Senate
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Paris
Massachusetts
Party of War
Party of Zampeggar
Free World
U S businessman says Soviet freeze started before U2 incident
H James Rand III, an American businessman with Moscow ties, says the Rand Development Corp. office closed in January before the U2 shootdown. He reports a broader chill after May 1, with Russians probing U.S. plans and Americans facing uncertainty. Rand notes Moscow duties, patent aims, and a Russian stay by Robert Webster amid mounting pressure.
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Cleveland
Russia
Moscow
Rand Development Corp
H. James Rand III
Rand
Jert E. Webster
Webster
West Firm On Issue Of Controls In Disarmament Talks
Geneva AP report says Western powers stand firm on a controls framework for any disarmament treaty. Jules Moch for the five Western delegations rejects a Soviet plan that delays details of control systems and timetables. The West favors immediate negotiations on principles and aims while insisting on binding control specifics before signing.
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West Firm
Geneva
Soviet Union
Jules Moch
Estern
Moch
Valerian Zorin
Robbery at Boulder supermarket ends with robber fleeing
In Boulder County a man robbed a new supermarket Monday. Manager Clance Meyers declined to reveal the amount taken but noted the thief was satisfied with the service. The robber entered the cashier cage, instructed Opal Swizer to fill a cardboard box with large bills, then left after asking if shoppers had been taken care of.
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Boulder
Colone
Clance Meyers
Opal Swizer
Meyers
Powers letter on spy case says he is treated well
Barbara Powers reported that Francis Gary Powers, held in the Soviet Union on espionage charges, wrote her May 31 noting he is being treated well. The letter was postmarked May 26 from Moscow and received in the United States.
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Milledgeville, Ga
Soviet Union
Barbara Gay Powers
Francis Gary Powers
Moscow
Japanese Move Army Into Tokyo to Back Up Police
Japanese security officials place a 2000 man unit on alert with a 15000 strong division in Tokyo ready to rush if violence spikes during President Eisenhower's Tokyo visit. Police mobilize a 25000 strong force to curb leftist demonstrations as raids target unions and student groups. injuries reported among officers.
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Tokyo
New
Eisenhower
Defense Board
White House
James C. Hagerty
Kawasaki
Zengakuren Student Federation
Zengakuren
Akron, Ohio
Matthew B. Ridgway
Ridgway
Korea
Orient
Rain Ends As Cold Front Dims Miami Valley Weather
A cold front moved through the Miami Valley this morning ending heavy rain. Forecast calls for cloudy cooler weather with a high near 70 and a low around 53. Wednesday should be partly cloudy and warmer with a high near 80. Middletown high yesterday reached 85 at 3:30 p m and the low was 66 at 6:30 a m. Rain yesterday totaled 0.34 inches, most in a 10 minute span starting at 5:45 p m.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Yonkers Bank Heist Ring Leads to Arrest of Teller
Yonkers bank teller Hugh J. Degnan, 29, employed at the County Trust Co. branch for four years, was arrested after a failed robbery he allegedly staged to mask embezzlement. The FBI described the act as an internal scheme.
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Hugh J. Degnan
Yonkers
N.Y
The
County Trust Co
FBI
Degnan
Japan Faces Unified Opposition To Security Treaty Meant To Narrow Down
Reported moves show parties weighing a pause in Parliament for three to five days to affect the U S Japan security treaty. Kishi government and Socialist opposition consider a truce to ease Eisenhower visit pressures. If Parliament stays in session, treaty ratification would occur on Sunday.
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Ganizations
U.s.japan
Nobusuke Kishi
Kishi
Eisenhower
Liberal Democratic Party
Eisenhower greeted by massive Manila crowds in 85 degree heat
President Eisenhower arrives in Manila to an ecstatic reception as 1.2 to 3 million Filipinos line the route. He rides with President Garcia, smiles through heat and humidity, and notes strong U.S.-Philippines friendship amid Asian tour tensions with Tokyo.
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Manila
Eisenhower
United States
Carlos P. Garcia
Garcia
America
Free World
Philippines
White House
James C. Hagerty
New Delhi
Hagerty
Chuckle Continued on Page 20 Quip About Marriage
A brief joke notes that marriage is like bath water. not so hot once you get used to it, reflecting a light humorous aside in the page 20 continuation.
Reds Expand Ties As Cuba Draws Eastward
In Havana Ernesto Gen vara meets a Czechoslovak mission on trade while Ray Castro hosts Bulgarians and Soviet geologists complete a mining survey. Fidel Castro and Guevara attend a Chinese opera as Western diplomats note Cuba’s drift toward the Soviet bloc amid Khrushchev praise and Soviet propaganda reach.
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Havana
Ernesto Genvara
National Bank of
Cuba
Ray Castro
Fidel Castro
Guevara
China
Soviet Union
Maj. Faure Chaumon
Castro
Moscow
Soviet Bloc
Tass
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Miami, Fla
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A. E. Baughman
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Wake Island
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