President Ike Lights For Recovery With Oral Feeding
President Eisenhower shows progress after abdominal surgery at Walter Reed. Doctors report normal intestinal activity and no need for intravenous feeding since yesterday, while he sips warm liquids hourly and remains awake for visits. He has not yet been declared permanently off IV support and the decision depends on nourishment and pain. He also listens to music, meets with Sherman Adams, and signs 21 documents.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
James C. Hagerty
White House
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John Eisenhower
Hagerty
Sherman Adams
Census Costs Then and Now
The 1790 U S census cost 44000 dollars while the 1950 census cost 90000000 dollars reflecting rising government survey expenses and scale across eras.
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U. S
Lassiter Invited to Northwestern Lecture Staff
Albin P. Lassiter district attorney for Ouachita and Morehouse parishes is invited to join Northwestern University School of Law Chicago for the eleventh annual prosecuting attorneys short course. He will lecture on Effective Prosecution Trial Techniques and handle mock-trial handwriting and typewriting expert evidence. The staff includes 20 members such as Irving Goldstein and Prof. Fred E. Inaban.
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Albin P. Lassiter
Ouachita and Morehouse Parishes
School of Law
Northwestern University
Chicago
Illinois
Lassiter
Fred E. Inaban
Journal of Criminal Law
Criminology
Police Science
Irving Goldstein
Goldstein
New Orleans
Shreveport
Richard Ford
Harvard University
C. W. Muehlberger
Michigan
Ordway Hilton
New York City
Rush C. Clarke
Nebraska
Fingerling Bass Release on Bonne Idee Dam
Mer Rouge reports 8 500 fingerling bass released on the Bonne Idee dam by District I staff of the Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission. Beechwood Hatchery supplied the stock from near Alexandria, with four release points planned over June and July. The stream spans 33 miles with about 835 acres of water.
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Mer Rouge
Bonne Idee
District I
Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission
Commission
Beechwood Hatchery
Alexandria
Radio-television schedule highlights today on WLBT
A 45 test pattern signs on at 8 55 with various programs listed through 8 00 George Gobel ends the lineup. Notable entries include Fury at 9 00 and Gunsmoke at 8 00 with child programing like Dizzy Dean and Happy shows interspersed.
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Mr. Wizard
Dizzy Dean
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Dean
Dizzy
Guy Lombardo
George Gobel
Starlight Theatre
KRBB
el Dorado
Ark
Channel 10
Eye Doctor Condemns Wraparound Windshield as Hazard
Chicago June 15. Dr. DuPont Guerry, heading ophthalmology at the Medical College of Virginia, calls wraparound windshields a diabolical device causing distortion and fatigue leading to accidents. He urges correction, while AMA panel notes safety strides like seat belts and padded dashboards.
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DuPont Guerry
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Guerry
American Medical Association
Ross A. McFarland
Harvard School of Public Health
Three Persons Guilty Of Drunk Driving In Fourth District
Three defendants were found guilty of drunk driving in Fourth District Court. Gushion Simpson and Homer Williams received fines and jail terms in default of payment, while Robert L. McCarty was remanded for sentencing. Additional cases included auto theft and various traffic offenses with fines, jail time in default, or probation.
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Homer Williams
Robert L. McCarty
David I. Garrett
Bob Williams
Louisiana State Penitentiary
Howard G. Gillett
Frank A. Lovett
Huey P. Coleman
Wilmer Jackson
Adell Payne
Percy L. Jones
Joe W. Gibson
Pawnbroker Bill Becomes Pay Raise in Legislature
Baton Rouge June 15 A House committee turned a pawnbroker bill into a legislative pay raise deemed emergency by the governor who denied authorizing the tag He questioned whether he would sign it and urged forgetting it The substitute bill led by Rep Thomas Jewell raises per diem to 40 and expenses to 200 a month while in session, with bills by Rep Bossetta and Rep Jewell cited as sponsors.
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House
Earl Long
Judiciary “B
Thomas Jewell
Judiciary
Joseph R. Bossetta
New Orleans
Gov. Long
Jewell
Fifth Circuit Decisions in Louisiana Appeals
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans issues today affirming Mississippi River Fuel Corp and Murphy Corp against Rufus W Fontenot. It reverses and remands Southport Transit Co versus Avondale Marine Ways. It affirms William A Gillespie Sr against W A Ransom Lumber and confirms Oliphint and Le Blanc Oliphint petition for review.
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United States
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
Murphy Corp
Rufus W. Fontenot
W. A. Ransom Lumber Co
Appellee
Eastern District of Louisiana
Harry K. Oliphint
Anna LeBlanc Oliphint
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Tax Court of United States
District of Louisiana
Driver personality linked to accidents say experts
McFarland notes that the phrase a man drives as he lives reflects risk and cites data on young drivers 16 to 24. A Connecticut study shows 4,700 licensed 16-year-olds caused 10 percent of statewide crashes. He adds that 66 percent of repeat offenders have court or social records, while only 9 percent of safe drivers do.
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McFarland
Connecticut
Irregularities In Travel Charges Found In Miss
State Auditor E. B. Golding reports investigations show travel and subsistence laws for state employees being disregarded. He cites officials traveling in groups in one car and multiple officials claiming mileage at six cents a mile. Instances of improper claims by appointees are noted.
Department Heads Accused of Charging State for Travel
Golding alleges department heads reside in another city while keeping headquarters here. Records show they return home on weekends and bill mileage to the state. Some live in Jackson hotels and charge lodging and other expenses to the state.
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Gas industry claims sixth largest in United States
The 16 billion dollar natural gas industry asserts its position as the sixth largest in the United States. The average 150 pound adult consumes about 1 531 pounds of food annually.
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United States
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