Canadian Windsor plan questioned by Michigan researchers
Three Michigan health economists told the APHA meeting that Windsor Medical Services shows comprehensive home and office care insurance is valuable. They noted 85 percent coverage in Windsor area, and that 80 percent of subscribers would pay more to keep benefits, arguing home and office care matters alongside hospital care.
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Cleveland
Michigan
Solomon J. Axelrod
University of Michigan
School of Public Health
Windsor
Windsor, On
The
American Public Health Assn
APHA
Weather outlook for Miami Valley turns cloudy and mild
Wet and fairly mild weather continues through Thursday in the Miami Valley. The forecast calls for cloudy skies and rain today with a high around 5 degrees, tonight cloudy and mild with a low near 45, and Thursday cloudy and mild with occasional rain and a high near 61 including possible thundershowers.
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Miami Valley
Air Force gears up for manned space ship studies
Washington AP An Air Force general says preliminary thinking on a manned space ship is underway though the project remains distant. Gen H F Gregory notes Farside rocket tests as part of high altitude research for space, dismissing pressure to rush the program after the Soviet satellite launches. Former President Truman recalls missile work pre-1951 and calls for a clear space policy.
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Washington
Air Force
United States
H. F. Gregory
Air Force Office of Scientific Research
Gregory
Pacific
Farside
Russia
U.S
Harry Truman
White House
K. T Keller
Chrysler Corp
Chuckle Stono Finds Time Saving Dictionary Trick
A joke panel shows Stono boasting about saving time by using a dictionary arranged in alphabetical order. His friend asks how, and Stono explains the alphabetical setup as the time saver.
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Stono
Jilted lover ends life after bar call
In Philadelphia a 27 year old man named Benjamin F Major went to a West Philadelphia taproom to plead with a former girlfriend. He spent two hours on the phone begging her to reconcile then killed himself by lying under a tractor trailer after leaving the bar. Police identified him after the incident.
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Philadelphia
John Keenan
Benjamin F. Major
LeMay Flies Home Jet Tries For Speed Record
Gen. Curtis E. LeMay lifted the KC135 Stratotanker from Buenos Aires en route to Washington in a bid for a speed record between the Americas. The group departed at 3 28 a m CST with a roughly 11 hour flight plan, traveling about 5000 miles as officials noted distance marks but no official speed record due to federation rules.
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Curtis E. LeMay
Buenos Aires
Ezeica Field
U.S. Air Force
LeMay
Washington
Argentina
National Aviation Week
Pedro Aramburu
Air Force
Westover Air Force Base
Mass
Brazil
Atlantic
International Aeronautical Federation
Andrews Air Force Base
Charles Logsdon
National Aeronautical Assn
Eisenhower
Aramburu
NATO weighs atom sub secrets as U S shares hints
NATO's Advisory Assembly studied sea defenses and potential sharing of American atomic submarine secrets. Adm. Jerauld Wright faced questions on cooperation while air and ground force leaders reported high readiness and concerns about nuclear reliance. Debate focused on strengthening conventional forces ahead of next month's NATO summit.
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Paris
NATO
Atlantic Alliance
United States
U. S
Jerauld Wright
Wright
U. S. Atlantic
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Assembly
Thomas Power
Strategic Air Command
SAU
Mad scramble for the top
Salt Lake Tribune reporters survey shows mothers named boss in most homes while fathers receive few votes. A columnist notes one reply that both parents argue over leadership as the question drew varied responses from school correspondents.
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Salt Lake City
The
Salt Lake Tribune
Dan Valentine
Adlai May Join Paris NATO Talks With Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson signaled willingness to accompany President Eisenhower to the Paris NATO talks next month to review and discuss proposals before final shape. Hagerty corrected an error about Stevenson’s role while Stevenson said he would help regardless of partisanship if invited.
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Adlai
Paris
NATO
Washington
Adlai Stephenson
Eisenhower
State Dulles
James C. Hagerty
White House
Hagerty
Stevenson
Dulles
United States
Russia
New York
U. S
Eisenhower outlines space era plan to train more scientists
President Eisenhower sketches a program to train American youths as scientists for the space era. Advisers discuss possible scholarships as incentives while the White House withholds details. He will deliver a coast to coast address from Oklahoma City in the Arrows to Atoms anniversary program.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
White House
Oklahoma City
Nbc-Tv
ABC
CBS Television
Fisenhower
Municipal Auditorium
Oklahoma
James R. Killian
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Ceylon appeals to Russia for oil exploration team
Colombo reports that Ceylon has requested Russia to dispatch a team of oil prospector experts to explore potential oil deposits on the island in the Indian Ocean a trusted source said today.
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Colombo
Ceylon
Russia
Indian Ocean
Garcia Leads in Philippine President Race with Macapagal as VP
With 26 percent counted Garcia leads Yulo by about 150000 votes as Macapagal tops Laurel Jr. for vice president. The army is on alert as violence remains low and Typhoon Kit toll rises with several deaths reported in Cavite and northwest Luzon.
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Garcia
Nacionalista Party
Jose Yulo
Macapagal
Jose B. Laurel Jr
Yule
Manuel P. Manahan
Claro M. Recto
Antonio Quirino
Liberal
Nacionalista
Magsaysay
Cavite
Manila
Kit
Luzon
King Hussein Under Attack
Cairo press accuses Jordan's King Hussein of calling the United States and Iraq for help as Egypt and Syria are cited in a conspiracy. Al Gumbhurriya says he asked Eisenhower to send the U S Sixth Fleet to aid him in the eastern Mediterranean. Al Ahram cites Hussein seeking Faisal of Iraq's assistance.
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Cairo
Egypt
Jordan
Hussein
United States
Iraq
al Gumbhurriya
Eisenhower
U. S
Mediterranean
al Ahram
Washington
Faisal
Mafia garbage link linked to New York rackets probe
Federal investigator testified that the Mafia has moved into New York garbage collection, naming Vincent Squillante as a key figure and alleging ties to narcotics supply. Testimony also described Teamsters union involvement and alleged gangster influence over Nassau County associations and bids for Mitchel Air Force Base trash work.
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Washington
Mafia
Secret Society
New York
Joseph Amato
Spet
Cial
Federal Narcotics Bureau
Senate
Vincent J. Squillante
James Hamilton
Garbage Collectors Association
Teamsters
Los Angeles
Hamilton
New York City
International
Amato
John and
Anthony Montesano
Garbage Collectors Assn
Nassau County
N. Y
Teamsters Union
Intercounty
Cartmen’s Assn
Joe Feola
Joey Surprise
Squillante
Fasula
John Montesano
Feola
Operation Mobile Zebra jets fly nonstop to Manila from U.S. West Coast
Jet B66 bombers from George AFB California completed a 17 hour nonstop flight to the Philippines as part of Operation Mobile Zebra to project a tactical force. The mission refueled in the air off Hawaii and included a Wake Island stop. 31 planes head for the Philippines and 16 for Guam.
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Manila
Philippines
U.S
Air Force
George Air Force Base
Calif
Bénés
Hawaii
Wake Island
Pacific
Guam
Col
R. J. Clizbe
Centralia
Wash
Eglin
Fla
Clizbe
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