Science Alters Military Plans
Washington reports that Britain shifts toward nuclear weapons and ground to air missiles as scientific advances reshape military planning. Eisenhower promised an intermediate ballistic missile, with 1,500 miles range, may be ready within months. Russia warns NATO of bases in allied territories as missiles race accelerates.
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British Force In Fight In Yemen
Cairo dispatch says British troops fired on an Arab League mission visiting Yemen’s southern frontiers. The clash near Beida left two British soldiers dead and two Yemeni troops wounded. The Arab League mission led by Ahmed Shkairy was to investigate alleged aggression.
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Former Primate of Spain Dies
Madrid Cardinal Pedro Segura y Saenz, longtime storm center in the church and former primate of Spain, died after a long illness at age 76. He had attacked democracy, the Franco government and Protestantism. Ill for over a year with a kidney disorder and circulatory trouble, he was brought to a hospital on March 28. Doctors cited heart collapse as the immediate cause, reducing the College of Cardinals to 59 members of a full strength 70.
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Two States Lead In Soil Bank Signups
Washington reports Nebraska and Iowa farmers sign up to retire land from corn production under the soil bank program. Nebraska retires 1,217,000 acres from 4,172,000 with payments around 32.46 million dollars. Iowa signs 739,124 acres from 6,863,000 with about 32.75 million dollars in rent. Missouri ranks third with 539,073 acres from 2,381,000 and roughly 20.11 million dollars in payments.
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Teddy Nadler Tops TV Money Quiz Winner List
Theodore Nadler a $70-a-week clerk from St Louis won a record money total on NBC TV Twenty-One and added $32,000 on CBS The $14,000 Challenge defeating Mrs Lowell Thomas Jr. He accrued $152,000 for the run with correct answers on Africa South America and Indonesia regions, while Charles Van Doren earned $129,000.
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End Bread Baking In VA Hospitals
The Veterans Administration announced bread baking is being discontinued at six of eight VA hospitals still operating bakeries. The Wadsworth Kansas hospital will close once current contracts and supplies are exhausted, part of a broader Eisenhower era push to shed nonessential activities.
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Former Kansas Newspaperwoman Dies in New York
Alice Rohe of Lawrence, once a prominent international newspaperwoman, died in New York yesterday. She retired after World War I and worked for the Kansas City World, the Kansas City Star, the Rocky Mountain News in Denver, the Denver Post, and the Denver.
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Pioneering Journalist Miss Roche Dies at Age
The obituary notes Miss Roche a University of Kansas graduate who became United Press Rome bureau chief in 1912 the first woman to hold such an overseas post. She contributed to magazines and was sister to Mrs. Roy W. Howard, chairman of Scripps-Howard Newspapers.
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Constipated Relief Claim For Colon Toning Product
An advertisement promotes Coronain as a gentle overnight laxative that remoistens a dry colon and expands bulk to stimulate a normal urge to purge. It touts superiority to bulk, salt, or drug laxatives, claims safety in pregnancy, and prices the 60 tablet package at 98 cents. It asserts tested safety with no rashes and states exercise tones the body and colon.
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