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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1955
Page
9
Dr. George W. Crane offers advice to Lois P. a nineteen year old coed who wears a hearing aid. He reassures that lip reading and social tact can compensate for deficits while urging acceptance of minor flaws and cultivating personality to stay attractive.
Premier Ngo Dinh Diem proclaimed South Viet Nam a republic and became its first president after a referendum. He won 98.2 percent of the vote and deposed ex-Emperor Bao Dai. A constitution is to be adopted next month and a general election will form the first legislature.
In Buenos Aires an exiled former dictator Juan D. Peron was accused of ordering torture of political prisoners. A former inmate Dr Alfonso Nunez Malnero testified that Peron and judge Miguel Vignola sanctioned arrests and torture at the Central Police Station. An investigating commission of three imprisoned army majors probes Peron era methods.
The Associated Master Barbers and Beauticians of America urged a nationwide haircut price of 2 dollars and proposed a minimum 5 dollar fee for a haircut shampoo and hair set at its annual convention last night in Boston.
Two elderly Canton Ohio men John V Sanford 78 and Vincent P Eckroate in his 80s were last seen at the Smithsonian Institution and reported missing by Sanford's son A Carroll Sanford a Fort Lauderdale architect said he left them there and would pick them up after business with a government agency. six hours later they were gone. Eckroate planned to move to Fort Lauderdale to live with Sanford's son while Sanford traveled alone for the trip.
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