Grenadier Island Pheasant Project Fails on Lake Ontario
New York State Conservation Dept project on Grenadier Island near the St. Lawrence mouth ends with 4,300 of 20,000 pheasants shipped for hunting and the rest dead or culled. Trinity of issues include botulism, harsh weather, and predators, with island neglected and feeding stations removed.
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Joe Beamish
Grenadier Island
New York State Conservation Department
Lake Ontario
St. Lawrence River
E. L. Cheatum
State Bureau of Fish and Game
Louis A. Wehte
Grenadier
Roy Walker
Conservation Department
Wehle Project
Three officials named to probe Wehle charges in Grenadier Island flap
Albany coverage details a plan to appoint three outstanding conservationists to investigate charges by Conservation Commissioner Louis A Wehle regarding the Grenadier Island project. Explanations on site selection costs and project start are promised. A watchdog inquiry and editor resignation praise also surface.
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Herald-Journal
Albany
Grenadier Island
Alcatraz
Varriman
Louis A. Wehle
John Daly
Conservation Department
Wehle
Grenadier
Perry B. Duryea
Thomas E. Dewey
Pieter W. Fasenburgh
The
Conservationist
Republican Legislative “Watchdog
Committee
John F. Powers
Civil Service /Employer Association
Harriman
Charles van Devander
Webb
BE. L. Cheatum
Department
Paga
Teachers Federation Disclaims Link To Information Unit
The Syracuse Federation of Teachers disclaims any connection with the Joint Teachers Information Committee formed to push higher wages. The 12 member board endorsed a complete disclaimer denying involvement with the committee, its questionnaires, or any statements to the Board of Education.
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Teachers Federation
Syracuse Federation of Teachers
Syracuse Teachers Association
Joint
Teachers' Information Committee
Board of Education
Ex-President Abroad Truman Voices Doubts on Russia
In Salzburg Truman reports on conditions behind the Iron Curtain. He says Russians robbed Austria, imposed reparations, and suppress opposition with slave labor camps, aiming to erase educated dissent and mold satellite states. He contrasts this with freedom seen in the West.
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Harry S. Truman
Copsright
Salzburg
Venice
Mozart
Iron Curtain
Poland
Rumania
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Manchuria
Genghis Khan
Tamerlane
June in Tune Weather Outlook Keeps Warm Weekend
The Weather Man forecasts a warm spell through the weekend with considerable sunshine. Showers and thundershowers may cool off the day. highs in the mid 80s expected this afternoon and tomorrow, with a low around 57 tonight. Saturday and Sunday look mild with little to no precipitation.
Incision from Pointed Chin to Oxford in Medical Spelling
Feature notes a university course at Oklahoma Medical Center teaching medical terminology spelling aimed at stenographers and hospital staff. It explains an incision from chin to occiput used to drain the gall bladder through the duodenum and duodenostomy.
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Oklahoma City
Jessie Collier
Collier
Danas
Tony
Oklahoma Medical Center
Oxford
House Leaders Struggle Over Foreign Aid Cut in Yugoslavia
House leaders pressed to restore Eisenhower backed foreign aid in Yugoslavia as Speaker Rayburn and Rep. Hays led efforts to shield funding amid a 1.109 billion dollar annual aid program. Monaco visit by Prince Rainier and Grace Kelly added to tense climate as Republicans joined administration in seeking cuts.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Rayburn
Texas
Joseph W.s
Martin Jr
Massachusetts
Richards
DSC
West
Yugoslavia
Monte Carlo
INS
Prince Rainier
Grace Kelly
Congress
Monaco
Isce
Rep
Brooks
Dee House
D-Ark
U.S
Soviet Premier Bulganin Delivers New Letter to Eisenhower
Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin has written a new letter to President Eisenhower. Georgi Zarubin arranged to deliver it at the State Department. The message follows a series of disarmament talks and a proposed friendship treaty.
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Washington
Nikolai Bulganin
Eisenhower
Georgi N. Zarubin
State Department
Zarubin
State Dulles
Dliver
Bulganin J
Russia
United States
Moscow
Eisenhower receives strawberries from Townsend and Gore
President Eisenhower was presented with crates of strawberries by former GOP Senator Townsend and Senator Gore. Townsend bragged Delaware berries from Julian Townsend's Sussex County farm, while Gore offered Tennessee berries from Crossville, praising their taste. White House aide Earl Chesney accepted the gifts.
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Washington
INS
Eisenhower
John Townsend
Delaware
White House
Julian E. Townsend
Sussex County
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Tennessee
Gore
Crossville
Earl Chesney
Polio Count Still Down Across Nation
Public Health Service notes 121 polio cases last week, up nine from May 26 but less than half the 1955 level. Spokesman says rise is about seven percent, yet too early to judge vaccine impact. Separate line hints at social advice about youth and cocktail parties.
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Washington
Iman
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Paul A. Miller
Truman
Yugoslavial
Tito
Ike
Strawberry Mountain
Rainier
Grace End
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