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President Eisenhower presses Congress on presidential disability rules with a study by Attorney General Brownell. He plans to seek clarity on when a vice president can assume duties, whether the president must declare disability, and who decides the scope during temporary disability. Rep. Celler and Rep. Keating press for broader provisions.
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Celler
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Keating
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Judiciary Committee
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Morley, Noted Writer, Dies at 66 in New York
ROSLYN HEIGHTS, N Y Christopher Morley poet novelist essayist and playwright died yesterday at his home after a long illness. He was 66. A short cooking note follows about shredding celery and cabbage then cooking in butter with a splash of water.
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Roslyn Heights
N. Y
Christopher Morley
Medical Science Bills Approved in Kansas Legislature
The Kansas Legislature approved two bills to end the medical osteopathic dispute, sending them to the governor. The Basic Science Act requires licensure applicants to pass exams in five basic sciences while the Medical Practices Act creates a composite board of doctors, osteopaths, and chiropractors to administer and grade licensing exams.
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Topeka
Kansas
House
Iranian officials hunt for kidnapped American woman in Iran desert
A 3-year-old American woman, Anita Carroll of Issahiah, Waesh., is believed hidden in a desolate mountain cave after the slaying of her husband and two Iranians. Police and 1,200 camel-borne troops pursue the kidnap gang led by a man named Dads hah. A 40 percent chance of finding her alive was cited by Interior Minister Assadolah Alam.
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Temran
Tran
Tangeorkhen
Iran
Anita Carrell
Issahiah
Waesh
Assadolah Alam
Dadshah
Mrs. Carroll
Navy Unveils Low-Cost Zuni Missile
The Navy announced a new rocket propelled missile named Zuni. The $150 weapon is designed to overtake jets and attack air to air and air to ground targets. The Bureau of Ordnance claims it can knock down a 10 million dollar bomber demolish concrete pillboxes and destroy tanks. The launcher is foldable and can be stowed operated on planes and jettisoned after firing.
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Ctuna Lake
Calif
Navy
Bureau of Ordnance
Seven Dead in North Philadelphia Tenement Fire
Fire swept through a three story North Philadelphia brick tenement early today killing seven people and injuring at least four. Police said six of the victims were children and all were Negroes. The blaze origin was not immediately known and three families occupied the dwelling.
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Philadelphia
Fire hits city district house. 12 feared inside
Firemen confined the blaze to a single house in the initial district of the city. Police said at least 12 persons were known to be in the building when the fire broke out.
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Itial
Traffic Deaths Show Decrease in Two Months
The National Safety Council reports a drop in traffic fatalities for January and February, the first two-month decline in two years. Total toll reached 7,400, down five percent, with February down seven percent to 2,540 from 2,730 a year earlier. The council credits Back the Attack campaigns and Governors Conference efforts. 430 of 576 reporting cities had perfect records in February.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Topeka
Was
Nightly Nine O Clock Gun Marks Navy Yard History
A Norfolk and Portsmouth Virginia Navy Yard tradition celebrates 90 years of the Nine OClock Gun booming at the hour each night marking a long standing lighthouse like signal. Benjamin Franklin wrote deva stating attacks on censorship in 1722 with him at 16.
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Portsmouth
Virginia
Benjamin Franklin
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