Cincinnati Elects New Leader At Final Business Meeting Here
The General Society of the Cincinnati elected Catesby ap Catesby Jones president general for a five-year term at its triennial meeting in Newport. Charles Howland Russell was named treasurer general and Blanchard Randall vice president general, with Caywood Hariners becoming secretary general. The session featured a color guard from Newport Artillery, praise for Richard Hooker Wilmer, and a closing banquet at The Breakers presided by Theodore Francis Green, with Admiral Alan Kirk as principal speaker. Members toured Newport homes and hosts planned social events at Vanderbilts, reflecting Newport’s 18th century heritage.
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Benson Backs Kefauver Slams Farm Program in Iowa
Secretary Ezra Benson and Sen. Estes Kefauver spoke at the Iowa Cornfield Farm Family Field Day in Eldora. Benson praised the administration's farm policies and the soil bank as temporary to reduce surpluses, while Kefauver criticized the Republican program as timid and urged proper administration to boost farmer income by nearly two billion dollars.
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Polio Vaccine Policy Under Consideration For Youth
The Public Health Service weighs broadening Salk polio vaccine eligibility beyond birth to 14 years and pregnant women. A spokesman said discussions have begun on expanding the priority group to nearly all persons under 30. The move aims to determine when the broader use should start.
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Eisenhower Meets Aides After Surgery In White House
President Eisenhower sat up briefly for the first time since June abdominal surgery during a four minute work conference with White House aides. He signed 11 bills including authorizing the sale of the Texas City tin smelter by January 1, 1957 and shifting tobacco quota dates from December 1 to February 1. The White House cut daily medical bulletins to twice weekly with Saturday reports, and a GOP convention planning meeting near the White House completed arrangements.
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Justice We Must Have Admiral Tells 247 Graduates at Navy School Here
Admiral Earle urged that justice be the cornerstone of the Navy as 247 graduates, both officers and enlisted, completed the seven week Naval Justice School course at the Family Theatre, Naval Station. He stressed equal rights and the need for properly trained patriotic personnel to sustain national defense.
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GOP Plans Convention Sure Ike To Run Again
Washington reports a GOP preparations committee meets to finalize plans for the Republican National Convention in San Francisco on Aug 20. Leonard W. Hall heads the 46 member panel as Eisenhower recuperates at Walter Reed Hospital. The party aims to confirm a Nixon second spot and possibly shorten the convention to three days amid financial and logistical considerations. Democrats plan a whistlestop campaign with Kefauver and Harriman hopefuls, while fundraising targets reach 2 to 2 1/2 million dollars for radio and TV time.
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U N Worker Denies Enlisting Russian Refugee for Espionage
A United Nations economist Aleksej Petukhov denied charges that he aided a Soviet refugee in espionage. U.N. officials await a U.S. report before a formal decision. Senator Lodge sought Washington facts and would protest if charges are proven. Shatov and Shapovalov accused Petukhov and Sobolev of pressure to spy.
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Wilson Attacks Senate Rigged Defense Money Deliberations
Secretary of Defense Wilson calls Senate defense funding moves phoney and says he would cross the bridge if extra Air Force money passes. He disputes Bison versus B52 superiority claims and asserts 20 Bs2 monthly production aligns with current Eisenhower plan.
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Truman Urges US Britain Unity Against Communists
President Truman warned Britain and the United States to unite against the common danger posed by the Communists. He cautioned allies not to be swayed by election year myths and urged continued alignment in policy and strength, noting elections should not dilute resolve or unity.
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Wiretap search eyed after Capitol office raid
A security sweep of Senator Lehman's New York office prompted talk of an electronic search of the entire Capitol for wiretaps and secret recording gear. Defense agents found nothing amiss, but the episode triggered a Senate furor and calls for expert checks while prompting apologies from defense officials and Capitol authorities. The clash over snooping and defense spending sparked debate and prompted senators to seek safeguards and investigations.
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Speedy Stork Wins Wild Maternity Dash To Newport
Betty G. Paplinski, 24, of Fall River, and her newborn seven pound eight and three quarter ounce son are reported fine after a dramatic birth en route to Newport Naval Hospital. Neighbor John Frates drove the mother in a car to Cozy Corner Portsmouth where Fire Dept members aided. the baby was born in the car before arrival.
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Nations prepare plan for world atomic agency meeting
Washington reports a 12 nation group will finalize plans for a September New York conference to establish an international atomic energy agency. Ambassadors from Australia Belgium Brazil India Portugal South Africa Russia Britain and the United States will attend. The April 18 test meeting approved a draft charter and invited members.
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Nixon to represent U S at Philippines Independence Day
President Eisenhower designated Vice President Nixon to attend July 4 Independence Day ceremonies in Manila with his wife. Press Secretary Hagerty announced at a news conference. The trip comes at the president's urging.
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