Eisenhower Aides Endorse One Billion Medical Care Plan Study
The Eisenhower administration pegged annual costs at one billion dollars for a labor backed free medical care plan. Health secretary Arthur Fleming told the House Ways and Means Committee the department would study options and make recommendations later. The plan faces opposition from the AMA and involves life long hospital and surgical insurance for Social Security recipients.
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UPI
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Arthur Flemming
American Medical Association
Wiliam Proxmire
D-Wis
Wat Agriculture
Ezen
Benson
Proxmire
Darian Denide
House
Hey
Adriean
Army
Navy
Korein Alt
Senhower
Nesses
Council of America
Cornell
Christian Social Action
Jonie Aanemr
Chuch
Ciylech
U.S
Teamsters Back Hoffa Forecast Solidarity With Steelworkers
James R. Hoffa predicted the Teamsters would back the United Steelworkers if a steel strike develops. He spoke in Harrisburg saying the union would cooperate and respect workers rights as negotiations in New York begin May 18 seeking a three year labor contract amid tense bargaining in the steel industry.
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Varrisburg
UPI
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
United Steelworkers
Messar i
Weathers
Abel
New York
Cancer risks and sun exposure urged by Eloise Hoffa note
The article argues cancer prevention through limiting sun exposure and x rays, noting skin cancer risks higher in the south, lighter complexions, and signs like dry patches or changing moles. It mentions Hoffa and Teamsters concerns on dock union issues and a planned merger talk with the ILWU, previewing further on cancer detection.
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Pennaylon
Eugene
Hofta
Astechvorkers
Hnex
Ohio Congressman Polk Hospitalized In Washington
U S Representative James G Polk of Ohio 6th district 62 is seriously ill at Walter Reed Army Medical Center Aides say he entered the hospital about a week ago Polk serves on the Agriculture Committee and lists farming as his former profession His son in law Claude A Taylor superintendent of the House folding room is at the center of a chair disappearance probe with authorities tracing a chair loan and its return to Capitol Hill
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Washington
UPI
U.S
James G. Polk
Highland County
Ohio
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Polk
House Agriculture Committee
Claude A. Taylor
House
Capitol Hill
Taylor
Ralph Roberta
Washington Po‘ice
Alexander Douglass
Capitol
Robert V. Murray
James Gleason Dies Veteran Actor at 72 in Hollywood
Hollywood mourns James Gleason a veteran stage and screen actor who died Sunday night. The 72 year old performer is remembered for his lively wit and roles across film and theater during a long career spanning decades.
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James Gleason
Hollywood
UPI
Veteran actor Gleason rejoined parents as strike hits transit scene
In Augusta and Oakland reports detail James Gleason’s return and family reunions amid a transit strike. The actor linked with Eisenhower era war service is described in a garbled timeline referencing stage work, a move to Walter Reed, and later career notes as contemporary reports mix with historical memory.
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Gleason
Merriman Amit
Witte Finisen
San Feene Alley
CONVA
Old Liberty
Augusta
UPI
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Calif
Eisenhiower
Ingenue Lateille
Webster
Washington
Rome
UPN
Rome Street
New York
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Mia
Natrike
Johnie Gleenon
Ham
Foster Dultes
Tro Monte
Fituma
Cargo Diversion To Great Lakes Ports Forecast
Federal Maritime Board official predicts the St Lawrence Seaway will divert substantial general cargo from coastal ports to the Great Lakes. He spoke to the Chicago Port Managers Club noting easier overseas trade via Great Lakes and new regional industries may emerge from raw materials.
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UPI
Thomas E. Stikem
Federal Maritime Board
Great Lakes
Stukem
Eixport Managers Club
Cleveland
Donald Genway
Lutman Jr
Hig Pet Collie
Devel I
Middleburgh Heights
Strongsville
Stakem
Seaway
Rerson
Washington
Richard E. Lankford
D-May
Rocky River
Gas Tax Bill Fight Looms in State Legislature
Fragmented text notes a looming fight over a gas tax bill in Columbus. The report mentions a potential seven cent levy hike to fund state programs and public employee concerns, with House action anticipated and teachers and school staff involved in the debate.
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Columbus Wr
Lee
Lahore
Governor Steps Up Campaign Effort Intensifies
A gubernatorial campaign accelerates its push as allies mobilize events and messaging. The effort centers on key policy themes and outreach with regional appearances and coordinated communications.
Ex Pilot Convicted Returns Home After Cuba Escape
Ex Navy pilot Alan Robert vite inte ante mye convicted of attempting to kill Fidel Castro and sentenced to death or exile. Two state investigators testified Cuba warned of execution within 48 hours if he remained. He reportedly fled Cuba in haste, arriving back in Indiana. DiSalle discussed racing law changes and possible legislative action to adjust fees and tracing activities.
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Chicago
UPI
Alan Robert Vite Inte
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Jefferson
Indiana
DiSalle
DiSaile
Disete
Eisenhower to Dedicate Taft Tower Heading to Chicago Event
The item notes President Eisenhower will dedicate Taft Tower. A fragment mentions Nye claiming not angry at anyone and describing Cuban aid as no longer awe inspiring, as Nye arrived in Chicago and hugged Lynch before returning to Whiting, Indiana.
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Eisenhower
Taft Tower
Nye
Chicago
Lynch
Whiting
Ind
Memorial honors Taft as Nye trial shadow lingers
The article reviews Taft’s legacy and Nye’s treason charges amid a backdrop of Eisenhower era politics. It notes a towering white marble carillon memorial in Washington near the Capitol, and discusses steel use, construction activity, and auto sales forecasts impacting industry into July and June. It mentions Nixon and Rayburn and references Castro, Batista, and U.S. steel demand trends.
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UPI
Eisenhower
Richard M. ‘Nixon
Howse
Afteke
Seti Rayburn
Nye
Repub
Cabe
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Sen
Chiate
Cage
Constitution Avenue
Capitol
Taft
Liam Howard Taft
White House
Ohio
Castro
GOP
Senate
Jose Antonio Suarez de la Fuente
Taft Hastley
Malate
E Castro
Thut
de Batista
Dominican Republic
Dulles Seen Likely to Resign Cabinet Post
Dulles remains ill with serious weakness and underweight as speculation grows that he will resign from his cabinet post. Nixon waited in a sleet storm for Dulles arrival and described his condition as showing a jaunty spirit despite through illness. Hagerty said Eisenhower had known of Dulles return plans for days and that no firm decision had been discussed with doctors. Eisenhower and Dulles spoke by phone Saturday afternoon.
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Nixon
Augusta
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Hagerty
Atomic Energy Meeting Set
Representatives of the U S and British government atomic energy agencies will meet in London this week under an agreement for cooperation in the use of atomic energy for mutual defense.
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London
APS
U.S
Atomic Energy Agencies
British Defense Ministry
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