AMA Holds 105th Annual Meeting in Chicago
About 12 000 doctors from across the nation are expected to attend the five day 105th annual meeting of the American Medical Association in Chicago starting Monday. Totals include 25 000 people with doctors wives interns nurses students and technicians. Medical findings will be presented in more than 300 scientific papers and 325 exhibits along with 38 technical exhibits of equipment.
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MGM Ultimatum to Grace Prompts Rumors of Return
The Daily Sketch reports MGM has given Princess Grace of Monaco two weeks to report for work or offer a valid excuse. Gossip columnist Simon Ward hints a baby could end pregnancy rumors, noting Grace and Prince Rainier returned to Monaco after a six week honeymoon.
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Dulles Plans Talks With Pearson and Adenauer Next Week
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles will meet Canadian Foreign Minister Lester B. Pearson and German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer in Washington to discuss expanding NATO in nonmilitary fields. Senator Walter F. George will likely attend. They aim to counter Russia's economic campaign and keep Western allies united.
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Girl Cries Bear Afire At Park Zoo
Attendants at Sharp Park Zoo in Jackson report a girl shouted that a bear was on fire. Investigators found a lit cigarette tossed into the Susie ko diak bear’s cage, starting the blaze. The bear put out the fire by rubbing against the cage wall.
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House panel approves 20 year ageing of whisky in bonded warehouses
The Ways and Means Committee tentatively approved a plan allowing manufacturers to age whisky up to 20 years in bonded government warehouses before paying the federal excise tax.
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Ways & Means Committee
Billion-Dollar Aid Bill Faces Fresh Cuts and Additions
In Congress the foreign aid bill meets new pressure as Senator Russell calls for another billion-dollar reduction. The House trimmed 1.1 billion from the 4.0 billion package, while allies in the Senate push to restore portions of the cut, arguing the aid is vital for national security. President Eisenhower convalesces from abdominal surgery as Dulles presses for a broader foreign aid program.
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Eisenhower’s health update rattles political scene
Reports from Walter Reed Army Hospital say President Eisenhower’s intestinal operation went well and doctors expect swift recovery. Republican leaders praise the outcome while Democrats weigh impact on his bid for a second term and potential future candidacies.
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New York
Quarles Presses For Russian Agreement On Inspection
Air Force Secretary Donald Quarles said the United States will seek world disarmament but will not lower guard until Russia accepts a foolproof inspection system. He spoke after Russia proposed to President Eisenhower that the U S join moves ending the arms race.
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Bonn Visit: Adenauer and Brentano to Rome Trip
The German chancellor Konrad Adenauer and foreign minister Heinrich von Brentano will make an official state visit to Rome from July 2 to 4. The announcement confirms the high level talks and bilateral meetings planned during the trip.
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