TB Case History Sanatorium Up To Date
Joe B learns he must enter a Mt. Vernon tuberculosis sanatorium for months of care. The 350 bed Chicago facility and Mount Vernon unit house men over 50, with a mix of rooms and a large staff led by Dr. Herman B. Rogers. Treatment blends rest, diet, and progressive exercise with strict hygiene and sterilization across patient units and a central kitchen.
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Marta Bender
Joe B
Illinois
Mt. Vernon
Chicago
ML Vernon
Joe
Herman B. Rogers
Rogers
Sanatorium
Gov Bryant Seeks Freedom in Public Accommodations Battle
Florida Governor Farris Bryant told the Senate Commerce Committee that opposing Kennedy’s public accommodations bill defends freedom, arguing it would force integration and infringe property rights. He said the issue is balancing freedom for some to shop where they wish with the rights of private property owners, while supporting voluntary, adequate facilities for all.
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Washington
Farris Bryant
Florida
Kennedy
Senate Commerce Committee
Bryant
Spessard Holland
D-Fla
Weather outlook for Southern Illinois parts cloudy tonight
Partly cloudy conditions prevail with little temperature change, low 65 to 70. Tuesday will be partly cloudy and warmer with highs 85 to 90. Weather details continue on page 12.
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Ilinois
North Koreans ambush U. S. soldiers near Seoul
North Korean troops killed two American soldiers and wounded another in a dawn ambush about 20 miles from Seoul near Chungyang-Dong. Col. Creel said seven ambushers fired from inside the demilitarized zone. The incident heightened tensions as the U.N. command blamed a deliberate armistice violation.
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Seoul
Demilitarized Zone
U.N
George Creel
U.N. Command
U.S. 1St Cavalry Division
Chungyang-Dong
Cree
Pentagon
Red
U.S
Creel
Added Evil Union Chief Declares He Can't Endorse Rail Plan
Roy Davidson, head of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, told Congress he would lose his job if he endorsed Kennedy's plan to avert a rail strike. He called the proposal compulsory arbitration with unfair management bias and said ICC would be less capable than other arbitrators. He testified before the House Commerce Committee that the two year work rule binding period needs negotiated settlement.
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Washington
Roy
Davidson
Congress
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
House Commerce Committee
ICC
Survivors Flee Typhus Threat After Yugoslavia Quake
In Skopje thousands flee quake ruins as typhus danger grows. Government says rescue ends today with about 900 bodies recovered and an estimated 700 still buried. A Yugoslav girl was pulled alive after 80 hours. fears of epidemics and fresh tremors persist as plans to raze the city unfold.
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Skopje
Yugoslavia
Alexander Grukov
Macedonian
Grlickov
Air Force
Macedonia
U.S. Air Force
Harold R. Stacy
Gouverneur
N.Y
Europe
38Th Combat Group
Stacy
Belgrade
Anti-Black Picket Incident at Brooklyn Hospital Site
A peaceful civil rights demonstration at a Brooklyn hospital construction site was briefly disrupted when an anti-Black picketer tried to break the line. Anthony Cucio of Brooklyn was escorted to a precinct as police intervened after two Black demonstrators tore up his signs. Earlier nine pickets were arrested for token disruptions at the site. In Pine Bluff Arkansas a Black stand-in and three female demonstrators suffered eye burns from ammonia fumes during an anti segregation protest at a hamburger stand.
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New York
Brooklyn Hospital
Anthony Cucio
Brooklyn
Pine Bluff Hamburger Stand
De Gaulle Urges End to Nuclear Stockpile Build Up
Paris July 29 AP France will not sign the Moscow pact to halt above ground space or underwater nuclear testing. De Gaulle rejects a European nonaggression pact, calls for a general disarmament conference by year end, and ties French halt to world stockpile destruction. He warns the Moscow agreement leaves the world in peril. France will not halt its nuclear program unless the US and USSR dismantle their arsenals. He proposes control methods for delivery systems and notes Geneva talks have not progressed. France fears loss of independence if barred from arming itself.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
France
Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
de Gaulle
Dissand
Cub
L Ang
Geneva
Peking
U. S
Washington
Harriman Drives Ratification of Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
Undersecretary W Averell Harriman opened the drive for Senate ratification of the nuclear test ban treaty, testifying before three committees in a closed session. He and State Department aides argued the pact while Joint Chiefs of Staff views were awaited, amid questions on collateral pacts and a potential nonaggression pledge from Khrushchev.
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Washington
W. Averell Harriman
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
U. S
Moscow
Britain
Soviet’ Union
Harriman
State Department
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Dean Rusk
Soviet Union
Somiet
Khrushchev
John Birch Income Up in 1962 Revenue Rise
The John Birch Society reported 1962 income of $737,716.87, about one third higher than 1961’s $534,241.58. The figures come from the organization’s annual financial report on file with the Massachusetts attorney general.
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The
John Birch Society
Massachusetts
Indian Airliner Crash Off Bombay Kills 62
An United Arab Airlines jet with 62 aboard disappeared near Bombay. Indian authorities sighted five bodies in the Arabian Sea as rescue efforts resumed in torrential rains. The Madrid United crew included 23 Filipino Boy Scouts en route to a jamboree in Athens.
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Bombay
India
Indian Air Force
Arabian Sea
United Arab Airlines
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Malmoud
Mohammed Shoura
Tokyo
Cairo
Athens
Father Mar
Madh Island
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Gov. Bryant
Byrant
North Koreans
Demilitar
Charles Pershing Brown
1St Cavalry Division
Giliikov
Pine Bluff, Ark
DeGaulle
John Birch
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