Doolittle Seeks Evolution, Favors Unified Service Idea
General Doolittle urged evolutionary changes to U S military structure and warned against sweeping reforms. He suggested a possible single service later, creation of a civilian military advisory staff, better radar and space research funding, and greater information sharing among scientists while stressing economy and morality in Cold War defense.
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Doolittle
Secretary of Defense
United States
Russia
Bifocal Wearers Can Now Enjoy Smoofh Vision
Thousands can now experience blended lenses that provide two-range vision and reduce eyestrain. The new Blended Lenses by Dr. J. M. offer smoother transitions without visible bifocal lines and claim easy, affordable correction. Offices listed in Beach, Wilmington, and Torrance.
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Cardinal Sin Surgeon Lashes Out Exorbitant Fees
Dr Paul Hawsey of Chicago denounces high charges as a cardinal sin. The American College of Surgeons, representing about 22,000 surgeons, bars members found guilty of exorbitant fees. He cites a $100 operation compared with a $300 bill as unreasonable.
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Houston
Hawley
Seek to Assign Police to Schools in Brooklyn
A Brooklyn special grand jury urged that a uniformed city police officer be assigned to every public school in New York City. Judge Samuel S. Leibowitz said he would discuss legal questions with the jury, including entry rights and the use of officers as school guards. The city operates 918 public schools across various levels.
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New York
Brooklyn
Moryday
Kings County
Samuel S. Leibowitz
Leibowitz
French Ban Travel in Sahara Oil Areas
French authorities imposed a travel ban across oil rich Sahara zones to protect oil installations and prevent vital information from reaching Algerian rebels. The restrictions cover reporters who previously visited sites like Hassi Messaoud Touggourt and Biskra to cover developments and security needs in the region.
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Algiers
UPI
Sahara
Hassi Messaoud
Touggourt
Biskra
Algerien
Arab King Dulles in 2 Hr Talk Bridges Morocco Europe
King Mohammed V of Morocco lauded as a statesman for turning his nation into a bridge between Arab countries and Europe during a three day state visit. Eisenhower cited his dedication to peace and safeguarding peaceful nations, as talks focus on five US bases in Morocco, aid levels, and ending Algerian revolt. American officials expect long term leases on bases and increased technical and development aid beyond the prior 20 million dollars.
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Morocram
Europe
Eisenhower
Nixon
Mohammed
United States
Mohammed Duiles
Morocco
Piil
U. S
France
MES. Wheaton
Snyder
Shorty
Ming
Dulles
Eisenhower shows mild stroke signs and effect on plans
The President's doctors report a mild cerebral event with no hemorrhage and possible heart attack element. He rests in bed with improved speech, expects a several week recovery, and consults neurology experts from Georgetown and Columbia. Plans for a Moroccan king dinner and talks are canceled.
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Francis M.forster
Georgetown University Medical School
Washington, D. C
CC. Houston H. Merritt
Columbia University Medical School
New York City
Enterprising thief loots desk totaling 127 dollars
An incident in Atlanta reports a thief pursuing a daring ruse to steal from a desk. The clerk, alerted by a shouted alarm, chased the intruder upstairs while the assailant escaped with 127 dollars and change.
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Atlanta
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