Assures Aid On Youth Fitness Conference Report
A two day conference at the Naval Academy urged daily school physical education, better health instruction, and expanded recreation funding. President Eisenhower pledged to form a President's Council on Youth Fitness and a citizens advisory group to raise public awareness. Vice President Nixon warned that follow through is essential and adult recruitment for volunteer programs is needed. Anthrophobia defined as fear of society.
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Wetherby Nominated For Senate
Louisville attorney Lawrence Wetherby joined Sen. Earle C. Clements as the Democratic nominee for the remaining Barkley term. Gov. A B Chandler, at odds with both men, faces a fractured party as Leary appointed for the interim and Chandler weighs his support amid a double Senate election in November.
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A. B. Chandler
Kentucky
Lawrence Wetherby
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Earle C. Clements
Democratic Central Executive Committee
Wetherby
Alben W. Barkley
Meatcutters Eye Proposed Merger
In Cincinnati the annual convention of United Packinghouse Workers votes on a merger with Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workers Union. The union approved the consolidation proposal, creating a union of more than 400000 members pending a third joint convention to finalize the merger.
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Amalgamated Meatcutters and Butcher Workers Union
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Ohio Turnpike Revenue Reaches 4.59 Million
In a report to the Ohio Turnpike Commission Chairman James W. Shacknessy said toll road revenue for the first five months totaled 4 585 509. May revenue was 1 121 442 and June 17 days brought 825 000.
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Ohio
Ohio Turnpike Commission
James W. Shacknessy
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Middletown Churches Council to Meet at YMCA
Ralph Knight new president will preside over the executive committee meeting of the Middletown Council of Churches at the YMCA tomorrow at 7 30 p m Plans for the coming year will be outlined and department and committee reports will be submitted.
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Carol Burns Wins Post At Girls' State
At Capital University 636 teens participated in Buckeye Girls State voting with Marilyn Marsh of Beachwood winning the governor post over Christine Mackey of Hillsboro. Other state offices went to Mary Fisher, Carol Burns, and Janet Bell as the eight day event concluded with remarks by Gov Lausche and Justice Weygandt.
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Carl V. Weygandt
Ohio Supreme Court
Marilyn Marsh
Beachwood
Buckeye
Miss Marsh
Christine Mackey
Hillsboro
Capital University
Mary Fisher
Salem
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Carol Burns
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Janet Bell
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Third Of POWs Yielded Claim By G Milton Kelly
Washington investigators seek explanation for testimony that one third of U S troops captured in Korea yielded to brainwashing. Senate subcommittee heard that religious faith and knowledge of Americanism help resist brainwashing while some POWs continued involvement after coercion ended. Cumby testified that about a third of 7190 POWs showed some collaboration as directed by Russian officers.
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Washington
Korea
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Bert Cumby
Cumby
Zemo Relief for Itchy Skin Rashes by Doctor Formula
Zemo a doctor's formula relieves itching from surface skin rashes eczema prickly heat and athlete's foot. It stops scratching and aids faster healing and clearing. Buy Zemo for stubborn cases.
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