Eight Senate Republicans urge faster action on jobs plan
Washington Republicans push for immediate, large scale steps to curb unemployment citing President Eisenhower’s new spending plan. They praise efforts while Democrats blame delays. Key figures include Sen. Martin, Potter, Aiken, Case, Cooper, Ives, Javits, Bes, Partell, and Smith. An auxiliary meeting for the Ladies Auxiliary to the Junior Fire Company is announced for Tuesday.
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Evacuations after Lincoln hospital fire and helicopter incident
In Lincoln Nebraska nearly 400 patients were evacuated from Lincoln State Venta Hospital as Old Main sustained heavy damage from a fire. Dr. P. L. Spradling said about 485 patients were moved within 15 to 20 minutes. A large Army helicopter diverted to stabilizing evacuations near Frederick Virginia. eight crew and many patients were moved to other facilities including Hastings state hospital and a new maximum security unit. Officials reported no final determination of fire cause and noted rapid hospital reoccupation plans.
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Diggs Discharged After Knife Injuries at Hospital
Charles S Diggs a 22 year old colored man was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for cuts on his chin and cheek and discharged early Sunday morning. He was brought in by Louis Barnes Jr around 2 0 a m and said the injuries were inflicted with a knife. State Police investigator Harry Frost looked into the incident.
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