Ike's Physical Condition A Topic Of Much Disagreement
Reports on President Eisenhower's health mix differing views from reporters and aides. Doctors at Walter Reed checked him on March 12 and said he was in good shape from their perspective while some observers noted fatigue. Accounts from Bermuda and White House briefings show alternating impressions of vigor and tiredness, with officials noting he works long hours but may reduce schedules if necessary.
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Eisenhower
Walter Reed Hospital
Bernard M. Shanley
Supreme Court
Shanley
the Nation
Eisenhowser
Associated Press
White House
Bermuda
Macmillan
James Hagerty
Hagerty
Eisenhower J
Sen
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D-Mo
State Dulles
Congress
Celebration Planned for Old Fort Larned Opening
The Fort Larned Historical Society will host a May 19 opening with Governor George Docking and Maj. Gen. Joe Nickell attending. A parade, flag presentation, band concert, and barbecue follow talks by state and national officials, with a Fort Riley band and various military displays. The museum will showcase pre 1859 artifacts and two large Indian collections, drawing dignitaries and high school queens in Civil War gowns.
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Fort Larned
Sherman
Sheridan
Custer
Hutchinson National Guard
Schoeppel
Carlson
Floyd Breeding
Fifth Congressional District
Western Kansas
Allstone
A. H. Moffett
A. W. Monger
Earl Monger
Macksville
Colorado Storm Damage Sees Roads Open and Losses Tally
After the weekend blizzard the plains slowly regain commerce as highways reopen. Wind damage hits wheat and livestock, with erosion and property losses heavy. Rescue crews clear routes. 213 passengers stranded on the City of St. Louis train, Cadet James Vance among them, recounts the cold delay.
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Denver
Colorado
Charles Shumate
State Highway Department
Union Pacific
City of St. Louis
Air Force Academy
James Vance
Hays
Kas
Major Farm Groups Oppose Rail Hikes
Washington farm groups and Secretary of Agriculture Benson urge the Interstate Commerce Commission to reject railroads petitions for freight rate increases. The proposed increases would be 22 percent in the east and west and 15 percent in the south, with crops and farm products already up 83 percent and livestock up 104 percent since 1946 while farmers’ prices decline by about 4 percent.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Benson
ICC
Navy Pilot Jer ry J Aester Dies In Sea Accident
Carthage Mo March 23 1945 relatives learned Lt jg Jerry J Aester 25 a Navy pilot was killed in a sea accident while aboard the aircraft carrier Hornet in Far Eastern waters He was the son of Mrs Mildred Aester of Carthage and nephew of Mrs Frederick Moreau of Lawrence Kan whose husband is dean of the University of Kansas School of Law Relatives were notified of the death in the incident"}
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Carthage
J.g
Jerry J. Aester
Mildred Aester
Frederick Moreau
Lawrence
Kas
University of Kansas School of Law
Aester
Hornet
Far Eastern
Exaggerated Appeal From Colorado Snow Rescue
Holly Colorado police say an amateur radio operator in Coolidge Kansas exaggerated a mass stranded motorist appeal. About 100 people were said to be stranded though the bus passengers and motorists were safe and warm. Snowplows cleared U S 50 enabling vehicles to move west after seven miles of drifting. The claim spread to Swampscott Massachusetts via short wave radio signals.
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Holly
Colo
Colorado
Coolidge
Kas
Jess Hockstedler
U. S
Swampscott
Mass
Submarine 1179 Raised After Training Cruise
The Japanese submarine 1179 was raised after a salvage operation off Kyushu. It had sunk on a training cruise starting July 9, 1954 with 80 crew aboard before it was towed to Kure for salvage and refloat.
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Kure
Japan
Kyushu
Egypt Shows No Sign of Change in Stalemate
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold winds up his Cairo mission with no clear shift in Egypt's Gaza Strip and Suez stance. Egyptian informants say Nasser may grant minor canal concessions but remains firm on the 1949 armistice lines and buffer force terms, risking a renewal of state of war and canal closure.
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Nasser
New York
Suez Canal
U.N
Hammarskjold
Gaza Strip
Egypt
Israel
el Auja
Sinai
Negev
Fight Over Katy Offices Sparks Clerks Union Grievance
The Brotherhood of Railway Clerks plans to challenge Missouri-Kansas-Texas Rail Road changes they say threaten about 1000 union clerks. James J. Dyer cites nighttime office abandonments and record moves since W N Deramus became president in January. The union has begun grievance actions potentially involving millions of dollars, with broader shop worker impact.
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Katy
W. N. Deramus
New Telescope Design Aims For Farther Starlight Reach
A Phoenix report explains a new lightweight telescope concept to surpass Palomar’s 200 inch mirror. Designers test a series of smaller models to explore feasibility of a 360 to 500 inch instrument, with sites favored in Arizona for clear winter skies. The project, funded by the National Science Foundation, weighs cost, dome size, and light distortion as key factors.
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Phoenix
Ariz.p
Palomar Mountain
Palomar
W. W. Baustian
Aden B. Meinel
Yerkes Observatory
National Science Foundation
Inaugural For New Baker U President Scarborough
Dr William John Scarborough becomes Baker University 21st president in a Baldwin ceremony led by Bishop Carson and President Case. The day features a university procession, talks, an inaugural address The Christian Liberal Arts College in the 20th Century and an afternoon luncheon with Master of Ceremonies Dr William A Bailey.
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William John Scarborough
Baker University
Merton S. Rice
Carson
Hugh P. Hartley
Kansas City
Missouri
Board of Trustees
Scarborough
Dana Dawson
Eugene M. Frank
Christian Liberal Arts College
Case
Memorial Gymnasium
William A. Bailey
Kas
Baker
Les Elgart
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Buckhannon
West Virginia
Hamline University
St. Paul
Minnesota
Boston University
McKendree College
Lebanon
Illinois
Cornell
Mt. Vernon
Iowa
Morningside College
Sioux City
West Virginia Wesleyan
W. B. Fleming
University Senate
The
Commission On Colleges and Universities of the
North Central Association
National Association of Biblical Instructors
American Association of University Professors
American Philosophical Associa
Printed Pattern 4567 for Misses Poncho and Shorts
Costume pattern notice offers Misses sizes 10 to 18 for a two sleeve poncho and short shorts with Ber mudas. Includes yardage: poncho 1½ yards of 35 inch fabric, shorts 1½ yards. Send 50 cents plus 5 cents extra per pattern for first class mail to Anne Adams at The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept New York.
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Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Cream Cheese Spread with Red Caviar and Onion
A cracker spread blends cream cheese or cream-style cottage cheese with red caviar and finely sliced onion. Taste the caviar as you add for balanced saltiness. serves well as a party snack.
Clear Highways In Oklahoma
Oklahoma City report on stranded residents and highway crews clearing snow through the Panhandle. Four men found dead from carbon monoxide in a Hooker area car. a truck driver died of a heart attack while clearing snow. Roads blocked on U.S. 64. Guymon and Boise City areas cope with drifts and wind. Cattle losses and delayed moisture benefits forecast by K D Blood.
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Oklahoma City
Panhandle
Oklahoma
Hooker
F. W. Arnold
Highway Department
U.S. 64
Cimarron
Russell Mason
Guymon
Boise City
K. D. Blood
U. S
First pure nickel coin issued by Switzerland in 1881
John Adams lived to 90 years old, the longest tenure among U S presidents. Sperm whales have the largest throat for swallowing a man among known species.
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Switzerland
John Adams
United States
Victim Survives Bullet In Heart in Louisville
Edward J. McDonald, 31, Irish salesman, survived a heart wound from a March 17 shooting after an afternoon of drinking and ballad singing. Doctors say the bullet was removed yesterday and he is in excellent condition but unpaid work for about two months. A priest gave last rites as he woke in the hospital operating room. Physicians call the heart wound sealing rare and credit luck.
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Louisville
Edward J. McDonald
McDonald
St. Patrick's Day
McDonald’s
Woman Loses TV Quiz Crown on NBC Twenty One
New York broadcaster NBC Twenty One saw Mrs Vivienne Nearing lose the television quiz crown to Hank Bloomgarden a 28 year old administrative consultant in medical research. Bloomgarden defeated Nearing on an island cities question after Nearing had earlier toppled Columbia University instructor Charles Van Doren who previously won a record 129000 dollars. Shop with Ottawa merchants.
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Vivienne Nearing
NBC
Hank Bloomgarden
Nearing
Columbia University
Charles van Doren
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