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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1955

Page

14

Yalta debate stirs GOP split over past lessons

Senators Knowland Bridges and Case voice support for examining Yalta despite President Eisenhower opposition. Sparkman notes bipartisan stance, while Democrats accuse Republicans of shielding Eisenhower. The discussion centers on Roosevelt era concessions and lessons for foreign policy.

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Insanity Plea For Physician Faces Mental Hospital

Dr Ben T Galbraith charged with murdering his wife and three children. Attorney Willard Smith says a letter found at the fire swept home will underpin a motion to commit him to Eastern State Hospital Vinita. Galbraith pleaded innocent and waived preliminary hearing. The letter expresses despair and urges isolation with a desire to kill himself.

Senate probes stock market inquiry begins in Senate banking panel

Washington Senate Banking Committee staff start sifting through half a million words of testimony to find answers after hearings that left the market largely unblemished. The committee will meet in closed session next week to decide whether to resume hearings. The early takeaway is that the market avoided major black marks during the hearings.

Washington Senate Senate Banking Committee

New Conference on Formosa Defense

Senior American and Chinese Nationalist officers initiated a new series of conferences on Formosa defense and military requirements in Taipei. Present were Vice Adm. Alfred M. Pride, Maj. Gen. William C. Chase, and Rear Adm. Frederick N. Rivette coordinating U S and nationalist defense efforts in the Formosa Strait area.

Taipei Formosa Pescadores Alfred M. Pride U.S

Hospital mental patients claim half of U S care

A controversial claim suggests more than half of hospital patients in the United States are mental health cases. The statement uses broad phrasing and lacks quantified data or sources for verification.

U. S. Hospitals

Dodge City Nominated For Cowboy Hall Of Fame Shrine

Dickenson N D The Cowboy Hall of Fame may locate in Kansas Oklahoma or Colorado after a 10 state air tour. Dodge City Oklahoma City and Colorado Springs are the three recommended sites to the Hall of Fame Board of Trustees meeting April 15 in Denver. Final site approval rests with trustees from two appointees and governors of 17 western states.

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Severe Storm Hits Montana

Severe blizzard conditions plagued eastern Montana and nearby states as snow depths neared a foot and winds hit 30 to 40 mph. Drifting snow closed country roads and some northwestern Montana schools canceled classes as the harsh postwinter storm expanded across the northern plains.

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NBC Signs 10 Year Deal for Jack Webb Dragnet Rights

New York NBC secured a decade long exclusive deal for Jack Webb's services on radio and television. The contract covers Webb's Dragnet programs and related appearances, locking in Webb as star and producer for a broad Dragnet era.

New York NBC Jack Webb

Milk Vending Machines Backed for Capitol Corridors

The Settle Republican Pol Committee voted unanimously to support placing milk vending machines in Capitol corridors. The Senate Rules Committee had earlier ruled against the machines.

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