President Eisenhower Confined With Stomach Upset
Washington reports President Eisenhower remained in bed under doctor care with a stomach upset that caused distress overnight. An electrocardiograph ruled out heart recurrence. White House said the issue was digestive, not related to his prior ileitis or heart attack.
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Ike Confronts GI Case Stand in Girard Dispute
President Eisenhower insists the U S must maintain its stance on the Girard case amid protests over William S Girard's potential trial in Japan. Louis Girard arrives to seek direct access as U S authorities prepare to challenge defense subpoenas in federal court.
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Official Says Asian Flu Won't Spread To U.S.
A Public Health Service spokesman in Washington said there is no danger of a nationwide flu epidemic spreading to the United States from the Orient. He added U S drug firms are confident they can produce a vaccine for the new Oriental flu bug in 2 3 months.
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Water Survey Bill Is Signed
The Public Health Service scheduled a closed door meeting with its new advisory committee to discuss the water survey bill signing and its implications for public health projects.
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Weather outlook for Ohio and governor signs new flu vaccine measures
Northeast and Northwest Ohio expect fair and warmer conditions with highs near 78 and lows around 60. Sunday shows 50 to 79 with no precipitation in the past 24 hours. Ohio Governor O Neill signed 14 bills including a water survey committee and a plan to develop a nationwide flu vaccine program, discussing federal subsidies and plans without reporting an outbreak.
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Egypt and Jordan Expel Envoys in Diplomatic Move
Egypt and Jordan each expelled the other's envoys in a new power struggle linked to Eisenhower era anti communist doctrine. Analysts warn the bitter rift could threaten formal diplomatic relations between the two nations.
Oberlin Speaker Bowles Addresses College on Foreign Policy
Oberlin graduates hear Chester Bowles discuss foreign policy as part of the college program. A separate item notes a local court case where Byom in Innocent by reason of insanity in a killing, with weather forecasts predicting mild temperatures and scattered showers through the week.
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Cleveland Woman Identified in Vermilion River Death
Virginia Smith 43, roomer at Mrs. Hazel Smith’s Cleveland home, identified as the deceased found in Vermilion River valley near Vermilion Rd. The victim, once a tubercular sanatorium patient, had been missing since May 30 and rumored to have visited several bars. A male acquaintance is being sought to determine how she came to Vermilion. The body was found by Perry Areny.
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Missing Frogman's Body Believed Found
Portmouth England reports pathologists performed an autopsy on the handless headless body of a frogman to solve a major Cold War mystery. The briefing notes identify the case as a high profile investigation with potential international implications and unidentified clues.
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Conflicting Claims Tangle ONeill Term and Crabb Mystery
Democrats accuse Gov ONeill administration of a six year conflict involving the governor and state officials over delayed legal actions and insurance ties. Separately a body in a diving suit was found near Chichester Harbor rekindling questions about the disappearance of Cmdr Lionel Crabb after a 1956 diving mission near Soviet ships, with Prime Minister Eden and Russian protesters cited in the ensuing drama.
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Strike Continues at Standard Oil Plants in Multiple Cities
About 1800 workers remained on strike at Standard Oil Co plants in Cleveland Toledo Lima and Latonia with no talks scheduled. The notice cites ongoing dispute and lack of negotiation as of today.
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Rent Ads Boost Incomes Says Chronicle Telegram Classifieds
Worried landlords warned about vacancies can learn from seasoned property owners. Contact the ad-writer at 4751 to place effective rentals. A furnished 3 room with private entrance is already rented, showing the method works. Phone 37-404 for prompt help.
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