Iraq Crown Prince Seeks U.S. Aid in Arms Talks
Crown Prince Amir Abdullah of Iraq met with President Eisenhower for 45 minutes and asked for more arms. King Saud of Saudi Arabia, also a guest, may meet tomorrow. Both oil producers, they disagree on the Baghdad Pact but share aims to curb communism and seek increased U.S. assistance.
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Washington
Amir Abdullah
Iraq
Eisenhower
King Saud
Saudi Arabia
Blair House
White House
Saud
Hah
Arab League
Israe-Egypt
Egypt
Suez Canal
Syria
Tiah
Minh
U. S
Clifford Wilson
Wesley Nelson
Chemical Cure For Cancer To Be Sought
Twenty surgeons will test drugs this month in a nationwide experiment to find a chemical cure for cancer. Dr. L Ravdin announced results from mice and some humans, saying results should appear in two years. The program, led by the National Cancer Institute, will use drugs during surgery and record outcomes.
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L. Ravdin
Philadelphia
American College of Surgeons
Ravdin
Couese
Board of Regents
Eisenhower
National Cancer Instiute
Bethesda
Sonotone 222 Declares World's Smallest Hearing Aid
Sono Tone Corp announces the Sonotone 222 described as the world's smallest hearing aid. The unit requires no wires or external attachments and can be inserted or removed easily. It magnifies sounds up to 400 times.
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New York
Sonotone Corp
Japan Dries Coastal Swamps to Grow Rice and Wheat
Japan advances a project to reclaim 185000 acres of coastal swamps for agricultural use. The effort focuses on expanding rice and wheat production by converting marshland into arable fields.
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Japan
Holy Name Society Elects New Officers At Parish Meeting
St Johns Holy Name Society held a Sunday event with a large turnout and 52 new members joining. Officers Clyde Dinsmore Robert Bailey Henry Lamothe and James Eisenhauer were elected president vice president secretary and treasurer respectively. Earl Knort of Hagerstown urged youth to study saints lives as parents teachers and officers commit to guiding members. Refreshments followed.
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St. Johne's
Holy Name Society
James Hogan
Herbert DeRigo
St. John’s Holy Name Society
Clyde Dinsmore
Robert Bailey
Henry Lamothe
James Eisenhauer
Dinsmore
Holy Name
John Wilson
Central Section
Wilson
Baltimore
Earl Knort
Hagerstown
Keon
Frightened steer causes chaos at Woodsboro sale
A 400 pound white faced steer leaped the fence during the Woodsboro Live stock Sales Inc sale causing panic among spectators. Attendants and county vet Dr G M Green secured the animal and returned it to the ring. No one was hurt.
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Woodsboro
Live‘stock Sales Inc
Texas
Burt
Buckeystown
G. M. Green
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Howard
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