Nixon Bids GOP Brass Panic Over Adams Controversy
The Post reports Nixon discussed successors to President Adams with GOP chairmen at a campaign meeting. Names named include Seaton, Gen Wilton B. Persons, Gen Alfred Gruenther, Thomas Stephens, and Dr Milton Eisenhower. White House denies reports, Hagerty says he knows it to be untrue. Adams faces renewed calls to quit amid Goldfine favors. Harris asks if firing is warranted and cites possible law issues.
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Gold Star Mothers elect Mabel Troy president in Denver
Mrs. Mabel Troy, a 64 year old widow who sent husband and four sons to war and had a son killed on Iwo Jima, was installed as president of the American Gold Star Mothers at Denver. The 900 delegates formed a new Oklahoma department and discussed chapels at VA hospitals, veteran benefits, and integration clashes from Central High.
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X Ray Treatments Linked to leukemia in rheumatoid patients
University of Michigan researchers Lawrence Froham and Donald Sibberberg presented findings to the American Rheumatism Association showing six leukemia cases among 483 rheumatoid spondylitis patients treated with heavy X ray doses. They claim spontaneous leukemia is unlikely, with odds over 2,000 to 1 against non X ray causes.
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Fragmentary Press-Telegram record notes audit bureau credit
Fragmentary OCR shows a dated notice referencing the Audit Bureau of Circulations and payment figures. Central details are unclear but indicate a publication record or circulation audit entry. No complete names, dates, or places are readable to confirm specifics.
Garcia Tour to New York After Windy City Sendoff
Chicago salutes its newest honorary citizen, President Carlos F. Garcia of the Philippines. He leaves tonight for New York on a 114 day U.S. tour including a Lake Michigan yacht cruise and city sightseeing. Garcia seeks Congressional aid to boost Philippines development as the U.S. agrees to a 75 million credit line and 50 million in development loans.
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Stabbed to Death in Compton During Card Game Dispute
A 40 year old man, W. T. Grant, died after a stabbing at 732 W Spruce St Compton. Murphy Brown 32 Culver City was arrested for murder after Grant named him as the assailant. Grant died at County General Hospital at 5 15 am. One rib was reportedly severed by the knife thrust.
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Medics Care Hearing Set By California Panel
Sacramento reports next week hearings by an interim committee in Los Angeles on a 29 million dollar medical care program from the 1957 legislature. Committee Chairman Sen. John A. Murdy notes anticipated testimony on alleged inequities. CMA supported core principles but criticizes administration for dictatorial control over patients and doctors.
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Inmates Abandon Hunger Strike at Leavenworth Prison
Inmates at Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary abandoned a brief hunger strike late, with Warden C. H. Looney reporting most resumed normal meals. The protest began Thursday as about 300 of 2,200 prisoners skipped the evening meal, and around 100 ate breakfast Friday.
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Firm to Be Bought In Houston Food Plan Debate
The warden said General Life Insurance Co. stood by plans to buy Home State Life, as men complained about the quality and variety of food. Houston announced Friday that the clearer concerns were unfounded, with UUSLUN Lex reporting on the deal with Home State Life Insurance Co. of Oklahoma.
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California Opposed Vote Wheat Quotas For Another Year
Wheat farmers in 38 states participated in a national referendum and appear to support extending the government's marketing program for the 1959 crop. About 107,088 voters 79.8 percent favored the extension while the rest opposed. Several large wheat states did not reach the required two thirds, including New York West Virginia Ohio Pennsylvania Illinois Alabama and California.
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Foreign Students to Gather for Tour in Long Beach
About 124 foreign exchange students from 22 nations will gather in Long Beach for a three week U S tour across the country under the American Field Service program. Eleven have stayed with local families since September and will join the itinerary with home visits. The group will open with a registration dance at Jordan High School hosted by World Friendship Club.
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13 1 Margins Listed in Car Strike Votes
Detroit reports UAW strike votes at General Motors Ford plants show 57 668 in favor and 397 against, a 13 to 1 margin. Negotiations paused over the weekend with returns continuing Monday at GM and Ford and Tuesday at Chrysler. Workers remain on the job despite expired contracts. Incidents of sabotage were reported but denied by the union.
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Two Kennett Girls Die In Municipal Pool Tragedy
In Kennett Missouri two 13 year old girls Irma Willard of Kennett and Glenda Ricks of St Louis drowned at the municipal pool Friday with 100 bathers and three lifeguards present Irma was found in 11 feet of water and Glenda shortly after authorities say Irma choked on candy in her lungs and Glenda, unable to swim, drowned while trying to save her friend
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Bank Robbers Hold Up Erie Union Bank
The FBI escalates the hunt for three bank robbers who took 109000 from the South Side Union Bank depository in Erie. Hugo Winterrowd arrives to oversee the inquiry as a 13 state alert is issued. State police and local officers join the manhunt. Armed robbers entered through a rear door after subduing a janitor. No employees hurt. They fled in a stolen car. three bags were taken but 75000 remained behind.
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Field Men for CAA Granted More Power
Washington The Civil Aeronautics Administration granted greater authority to its field representatives to approve repair and minor modification work on civilian aircraft not owned by airlines. Administrator James T. Pyle said the move aims to streamline inspections and approvals, saving time and money for plane owners.
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Local Hotel Promises Ocean View Access and Dining
A hotel along the boulevard to the ocean offers two lobbies and private baths in all rooms with writing desk, telephone, and daily maid service. Dining room overlooks the water serving steak, roast turkey, ham, and Virginia ham with meals from 2.15 to 3.15 per person and outside catering available. Phone listed.
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