AMA Keeps Ban Against Osteopaths
The American Medical Association on Thursday upheld a ban on doctors of medicine teaching in osteopathy colleges after a 101 to 8 vote. Dr Milford C. Rouse of Dallas led the minority report supporting continued prohibition. The special committee headed by Dr John W. Cline had studied osteopathy instruction in five of six colleges.
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Treasury balance drop worries U S a century ago
A 100 years ago Washington faced alarm as the national treasury balance sank to 18.4 million dollars, signaling a steep drop of over 10 million. Navy advertised purchases include brushes, boxes, buttons, beeswax, and corks while a finder could claim a lost wallet with 80 promry nole and $4. Agriculture touted new wheat varieties to beat a lag in Congress. Inflation loomed in editorials and ads, with rents near the Treasury listed at $500 yearly and a billiards license refund noted.
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MAE Advisers Foster Eisenhower Second Term Talk
The MAE, an informal White House advisory group, sway President Eisenhower toward or away from a second term. The group’s influence helps shape staff systems and travel plans to Gettysburg, where a faster Aero Commander could shorten trips, potentially easing the case for renomination.
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Picture ban in US court may be lifted
Colorado Springs report notes US Attorney General Herbert Brownell suggested the courtroom photo ban could be eased if photographers prove they can protect justice. He backed a model courtroom at a national convention to test press photography while keeping judge control. consent may allow some photos, but trials remain under judge discretion.
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Americans Rush To Adopt Illegitimate Austrian Tots
In Salzburg Austria welfare officials report a surge of adoption requests from American Army couples as U S troops prepare to withdraw within 90 days. Applications jump to about 20 in one day with many seeking healthy babies regardless of the real mother. Adoption requires Austrian court approval, consent from the mother, Army clearance, and a U S visa.
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Salzburg
Austria
U. S
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Magazine Asks Suit Be Quashed
Santa Monica California. Up. The magazine Confidential seeks to quash a $1 million suit filed by actor Robert Mitchum alleging false reporting about his actions at a Hollywood party. Attorney H F Birnbaum filed a motion for dismissal in Santa Monica Superior Court on behalf of publisher Robert Harrison. He claims Confidential does not do business in California and has no assets here. Hearing on the motion was set for June 17.
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