Dying Baby Lois Lacey Reaches First Birthday
Lois Jean Lacey, 1, is home for her first birthday after a cancer operation at Dayton's Miami Valley Hospital. Doctors warn of possible recurrence and another surgery may be needed. family relies on County Welfare. Lois asks only for a black stuffed puppy to mark her day as siblings look on.
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Auburn St
Lacey
Lois
Dayton
Miami Valley Hospital
Lola
Dayton Hospital
Shell
Penny
Trixy
British Leaders to Press U S Trade Grievances in Washington
London reports Prime Minister Harold Macmillan will raise Britain's trade irritants with U.S. officials in Washington next week. Berlin crisis remains top agenda item while Britain cites four main U.S. moves: lead and zinc import quotas, Ark Greers Ferry dam bid rejection, ICAO navigation system preference, and wool tariff quotas.
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U.S
Harold Macmillan
Washington
Berlin
U. S
Macmillan
Britain
English Electric Company
Greers Ferry, Ark
Polio Paralysis Up This Year Across States
AP from late news items notes polio cases this year show a higher share of paralytic infections. Last week 16 of 19 reported by states were paralytic, compared with 10 of 19 in the same week in 1958, indicating rising severity across jurisdictions.
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Washington
Hall to lead Nixon 1968 presidential campaign effort
Leonard W. Hall former Republican National Chairman will direct Nixon campaign for the GOP presidential nomination Newsday reports Hall said it is news to me Nixon office in Washington declined comment as per Newsday coverage
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Hall
Washington
Nixon
War Ends in Cyprus as EOKA Hero Grivas Disbands Group
In Nicosia crowds hail former EOKA fighters after Col. George Grivas aka Dighenis disbands the underground. The four year conflict left 601 dead and 1,260 wounded, with over half Greek Cypriot civilians killed as EOKA pursued Enosis. Grivas organized a disciplined, partly civilian force drawing on mountain bands and village networks.
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Enosis
Union of Cyprus
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Grivas
Rhodes
Maxarios
Greek Orthodox Church
Lyoung
London
Dighenis
Nicosia
Mackarios
Ike Expected To Sign Hawaii Statehood Bill
Washington AP says Hawaii will become the 50th state within the year after House approval 423 to 89 and Senate 76 to 15. President Eisenhower expected to sign. elections for first state officers to occur within 160 days. Governor Quinn noted for a slow schedule to allow strong candidates.
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House
Senate
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James C. Hagerty
Hawaii
U.S
Wilam F. Quinn
Quinn
Hawaii Statehood Plebiscite Prompts Vague Preliminaries
John A Burns advocates minimal preliminaries for Hawaii statehood proclamation. Voters will decide on statehood yes or no, boundaries excluding Palmyra, and acceptance of federal land grants. Hawaii covers 6434 square miles, would be 47th state, population ranking high among territories, with a majority oriental and Polynesian ancestry and Japanese as the largest ethnic group.
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Coral
Honolulu
Hawaii
Rhode Island
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Connecticut
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Nevada
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Vermont
New Hampshire
Hawaiians Celebrate Statehood with Big Honolulu Show
In Honolulu, Hawaiians mark statehood with a five hour celebration at Honolulu Stadium featuring Hollywood entertainment and 200 hula dancers. The day includes a religious service, a Royal Hawaiian Band concert with military bands, a 50 gun salute, street dancing, bonfires, and fireworks. Servicemen share in the revelry as Waikiki crowds surge.
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Honolulu Stadium
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Royal Hawaiian Band
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Air Force
Marines
Waikiki
Liberty
Maryland
Hawaii
Iowa
Weather outlook for Miami Valley as storm moves in
A new storm from Canada heads toward the Miami Valley bringing rain or snow tonight and Saturday. Today will be partly cloudy and warmer with a high near 45. Tonight stays cloudy and cold with snow flurries and a low around 30. Saturday turns cloudy with a chance of precipitation possibly lasting into Sunday. high near 40. Middletown reported a 38 degree high yesterday and a 25 low this morning, with just over an inch of snowfall last night.
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Miami Valley
Canada
Middletown
Now Girls Lets Not Be Vulgar! House Row in Commons
London AP reports a heated House of Commons debate on the National Health Service. Dr Edith Summerskill and Dame Irene Ward clashed over remarks about American drug firms, with a sharp exchange prompting a diplomatic remark from Chairman Charles Rogers. The two women, personal friends off the floor, traded volleys over propriety.
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House of Commons
House
Charles Rogers
National Health Service
Edith Summerskill
Irene Ward
Dame Irene
Paris Bonn Say No London Overruled On Disengagement
West Germany and France overruled British ideas to ease Berlin crisis by wholesale withdrawal of troops. Macmillan clarified that any arms reduction would be in an agreed European area with inspections, tied to a political settlement on Berlin and unification issues. Talks with Adenauer remained cautious, with no new proposals presented to the Soviets.
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Moscow
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Macmillan
Nikita Khrushchev
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Peter Hope
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Adenauer
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Germany
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Chuck Riddle On Apartment Walls Here Tonight
A playful brain teaser wonders why walls seem thin when you sleep yet thick when you listen, hinting at sound and structure quirks in living spaces.
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