Eisenhower Rejects Truman Briefing to Tie Stevenson to Truman
Eisenhower refused a confidential White House briefing on the world situation claiming duty to remain free to analyze administration policies. The move aims to portray Adlai Stevenson as subservient to the Truman era and part of the Truman camp. Nixon echoed the attack seizing on Stevenson as aligned with the administration to bolster the GOP strategy.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Illinois
Stevenson
White House
Richard M. Nixon
California
Nixon
Chloromycetin Use Limited by FDA Warnings
Washington August 15 AP The drug Chloromycetin remains on the market but with explicit cautions to physicians against indiscriminate use. FDA ruling requires every package to carry warnings about certain risks and conditions. The drug has been linked to serious blood disorders, some fatal, prompting talk of possible ban though it will stay available by prescription only. It has saved lives from typhoid fever and other infections since 1949.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
SIU Expedition Finds Possible Cochise Culture Site in Mexico
A Southern Illinois University archaeological expedition near Durango City Mexico maps sites and collects pottery arrow points and tools. Dr J Charles Kelley reports possible Cochise culture remnants south of the Rio Grande along with a fluted point akin to Folsom artifacts. Traces of later occupations and pit type fires are noted as the group prepares to return around August 20.
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Durango City
el Paso
Texas
J. Charles Kelley
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Hay
Duran City
Kelley
United States
Rio Grande River
North America
Mexico
Ancient Cultural Firsts Found by SIU Expedition in Mexico
Dr. J Charles Kelley leads a 14 student SIU team in Durango Mexico since June 21 surveying and excavating sites. They report three firsts including a pyramid atop a rock strewn elevation five miles southeast of Durango City, the northernmost such structure in Mexico.
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Southern Illinois University Anthropological
Durango
Mexico
Accordin James Fecho
Siu Junior Hurst
J. Charles Kelley
Southern
Durango City
New Hormone Hair Lotion Hairmone Promises Lift
A bulletin touts Hairmone a scalp lotion claiming to renew thin brittle dull hair Though not proven to regrow hair users report healthier vigor The formula includes natural estrogenic hormones lanolin and other ingredients and aims to improve permanents outcome Availability is limited and not yet public at Vick Drugs Hewitt Rexal Drugs Carterville store.
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Deeg Sie
Carbondine
Vick
Hewitt
Rexal
Carterville
Clire
Royal fan of Dodgers smiles at wrong time
King Faisal II of Iraq, 17, attended his first baseball game at Ebbets Field on a U S trip. He cheered for the Dodgers as Bobby Thomson hit a homer for the Giants, and the Dodgers won 5-4, drawing attention for his rare miscue.
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Royal
Dodgers
New York
Dodger
King Faisal II
Iraq
Bobby Thomson
Giants
Monarch
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
United States
Water recycling through Earth’s ancient cycles remains debated
The quote notes that the water on Earth may be the same water since the planet formed, having continually cycle between liquid, vapor, and ice. It emphasizes the persistence of Earth's water through countless phase changes across geological time.
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Earth
Ding Dong Daddy Takes 15th Bride Then Heads to Doghouse
Francis H. Van Wie, 66, once a San Francisco streetcar conductor and lion tamer, wed his 15th wife Amelia Pritchard in Los Angeles. She locked him out after nine days, saying she believed he was a bachelor. Van Wie had previous bigamy prison terms. he testified to multiple marriages and was paroled in 1947.
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Los Angeles
Francis H. van Wie
San Francisco
Amelia Pritchard
van Wie
San Quentin
D” Lipe
Most People Look Better With Clothes
HAL BOYLE notes nudism faces woes in England and U S debates at Mays Landing New Jersey. a national nudist candidate for president is imagined. He argues vanity and practicality keep most people clothed while nudism has historical roots and limited impact on modern civilized life.
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Hal Boyle
New York
England
American Sunbathing Association
Mays Landing
N. J
Chicago
Joliet Chief to Retire Washington Aug 31
The Army announced Brig. Gen. Joel G. Holmes will retire as commanding general of the Ordnance Ammunition Center at Joliet Illinois. Holmes will retire on August 31 after a career highlighted by leading the Joliet center.
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Washington
Army
Joel G. Holmes
Ordnance Ammunition Center
Joliet, Iil
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