Lions Sponsor Blind Welfare And Eye Research Month
Governor Lausche proclaims April as Blind Welfare and Eye Research Month urging statewide focus on blindness causes and services for the visually handicapped. Elyria Lions participate with the National Foundation for Eye Research to raise funds for eye research facilities in partnership with District 183-Ohio. E. C. Baum outlines statewide and club efforts and outlines Lions meetings emphasizing the cause. The article also notes Thelma Driggs in Colville anxious to finish high school after a 30 year interruption, suffered a fractured ankle rushing to class.
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Ohio hearing questions stymie witnesses at commission
Surface testimony scene in Columbus as three witnesses refuse to answer questions citing self incrimination while others provide limited responses. The commission considers actions with immunity petitions and schedules a next meeting for April 21. Turkey defense budget figures appear in the same report.
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Hint Of Easing World Tensions Seen
United Press report notes cautious optimism about reduced global tension. Eisenhower's first year as supreme commander suggests progress toward stability while Stalin questions a new world war, and shifts in Soviet stance on Germany are seen as recognizing Western Europe’s growing power.
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Iran Egypt dispute shows talks possible amid unsettled oil crisis
Chronicle Telegram notes Iran has not collapsed after oil field shutdown and Egypt’s Anglo Egyptian conflict remains unsettled. Both sides show willingness to talk, with hopeful signs for Suez discussions after months of tension.
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Ham Burgers Prove Rich In Minerals, IIT Finds
Scientists at the Illinois Institute of Technology tested beef grades and found a pound of hamburger contains substantial minerals. Iron, copper, zinc, manganese and other minerals reach sufficient quantities for consumers regardless of taste or budget.
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