One Dies In Hospital Riot At U S Medical Center
SPRINGFIELD Mo AP Of 53 prisoners injured when guards broke up a rebellion at the U S Medical Center one died Richard Smith 24 skull fractured after guards stormed the hospital wing Seven hostages were held nightmares five guards hospitalized with severe cuts and the riot caused about 10000 in damages Warden Settle announced the last damaged cell block would reopen today Smith was jailed for federal motor vehicle theft and threats to kill President Eisenhower prior to transfer from California and Utah institutions.
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Springfield
U. S. Medical Center
Russell
Settle
Richard Smith
Robert B. Rosendahl
Smith
Salt Lake City
Eisenhower
el Reno Reformatory
Oklaoma
el Reno
California
Utah
Ogden
May veto health and labor money bill speculated by Dirksen
Washington—Senator Dirksen suggests President Eisenhower may veto a major health labor money bill that would total 4.056 trillion dollars, potentially challenging the budget ceiling. The Senate passed the measure 83 to 10 led by Lyndon B. Johnson with emphasis on research funding for cancer heart and mental health programs, above the Eisenhower request. The House approved 3.849 billion, with allocations for HEW and Labor Department programs including NLRB and Federal Mediation Service.
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Eisenhower
Everett M. Dirksen
Rtip
Dirksen
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
House
Johnson
Department of Health, Education ,and Welfare
Labor Department
National Labor Relations Board
National Mediation Board
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
One Killed In Rural Accident
A two car crash on a county road near Bronson on the Allen Bourbon county line killed 60 year old Mrs William Martin who was thrown and trapped beneath a car after it overturned. She died two hours later. Also injured were Kenneth Morton his wife their six year old daughter and two 14 year old sons Mrs Martins 70 year old husband and another granddaughter. The Martins lived in Moran Kansas while the Mortons resided in Oakland California. The other driver was Russell Robb of Bronson Kansas.
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Ft, Scott, Kan
William Martin
Morton
Mrs. Martin
Martins
Moran
Kan
Mortons
Oakland
Calif
Russell Robb
Bronson, Kan
Bronson
Allen
Bourbon County Line
First Date Night Worries Parents Remember
In a light column from New York by Francis Stilley, a teen son near 14 attends his junior high graduation dance in Tecumseh Oklahoma. Parents endure the evening with cautious advice and humor as the boy, his date, and odd family transport mishaps unfold.
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New York
Nearing
Tecumseh
Okla
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