President Faces One More Week In Hospital
President Eisenhower remains in Walter Reed Hospital with a satisfactory recovery pace and likely another full week of stay. Doctors report stable vitals and note no complications in his ileitis after emergency intestinal obstruction surgery on June 8.
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Tito Signs Pact With Red Bosses
Tito and Khrushchev signed a Soviet Yugoslav party pact while Bulganin and Tito's government sealed government relations. Tito left Moscow for Kiev after the ceremony, aiming to reassure the West of Yugoslavia's independence as tensions with Stalin's legacy begin to ease.
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Former judge dies in Indianapolis visit
Joseph L. Dailey aged 59 former New Mexico state district court judge died unexpectedly at his father's home in Indianapolis on Tuesday while visiting. He had served as a jurist in New Mexico and was known in legal circles for his work.
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Lords Split Over Use of A Hotel An Grammar Row
In the House of Lords a grammar school debate split the chamber into two rival camps over using a or an before hotel. Lord Merthyr and Lord Faringdon argued the article, with a voice vote ending in a stalemate as Merthyr yielded to avoid a roll call.
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U. S. Plans to Continue Aid to Yugoslavia
The Eisenhower administration will maintain economic aid and limited military support to Yugoslavia, citing U S interests. Programs total about 65 million dollars for the current fiscal year, with Yugoslavia also receiving 71.2 million dollars of surplus farm commodities paid in local currency. The text notes Moscow-Tito ties amid evolving Soviet relations.
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President Eisenhower backs new National Youth Fitness plan
Leaders at Annapolis report Eisenhower will support creating a President s Council on Youth Fitness to coordinate 35 federal agencies. He also proposes a citizens advisory committee to raise public awareness of physical and recreational activity and urges daily school PE and better health instruction. Local communities, schools, churches and groups should cooperate to fund and run youth programs.
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Animals Suffer Sunburns Also
Lafay ette Ind June 20 Get out the sunburn lotion for your cow or your pig. Animals sunburn just like human beings. Dr F A Hall of Purdue University said blonde animals may suffer severe sunburn if exposed to the hot sun for long periods. He urged shade and grazing at night and feeding dry hay to supplement green plant food.
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Man Confesses to Wife’s Electric Death in Tub
In Nuernberg Germany on June 20 Paul Alt fifty six year old storekeeper admitted electrocuting his wife Pauline fifty one by placing a live cord against her back as she bathed. Police say the couple’s tub scene followed a prior dog killing and Alt hoped to marry another woman.
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Tito denies secret pact with Russians during visit
Officials say Tito did not make a secret military deal with the Russians. They note he recently told U S ambassador Bohlen he did not say Yugoslavia and the Soviet Union would march arm in arm in any future conflict at Stalin grad.
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Senators Seek Explanation On Riding Reds
Washington dispatch says Senate Investigations subcommittee sought explanation on testimony that about a third of U S troops captured in Korea showed some degree of collaboration with the enemy under Communist brainwashing. Capt Bert Cumby testified a third of 7190 POWs continued to attend anti American lectures after coercion ended, suggesting at least partial collaboration.
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Long Time No See Durban Twin Hope Reunion
Hugh Fraser Ross aged 103 in Durban hopes to reunite with his twin brother Robbie after 87 years apart. The brothers left Scotland long ago, Robbie becoming a brewer in Australia and Hugh serving in the Kaffir wars in South Africa. Brig. Parsons of the Salvation Army met Ross and recounted meeting Robbie a year earlier.
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Special Venire Drawn for Vigo Burglary Case
Judge Herbert R. Criss orders a special venire of 30 names to supplement the June 26 jury in the George Robert Green burglary trial. Jury commissioners will confer with Clerk Catherine Fee to select the venire. Green, 18, of 20 percent Brown Avenue, faces two second degree burglary charges tied to April 20 and April 22 incidents in Vigo County.
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Divorce Granted In Vigo County Court
In Vigo County Superior Court No 2 Judge Albert Owens granted a divorce to Richard C Helt of 1634 Seventh Avenue from Patricia Helt. The wife’s former name Richey was restored.
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City Accident Rate Climbs in May Traffic Study
Police sergeant Joseph Sedietzeck reports May accidents rose to 218 from 129 the year before with 32 injuries vs 27. Year-to-date 942 accidents vs 630 prior period, six fatalities in five months. Top causes remain failure to yield and following too closely in Terre Haute.
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