Doctors Clash at Hearings Over Glenwood Schooladmin
Five hour public hearing before the Iowa governor's Professional Advisory Committee on Mental Health featured bitter exchanges between Dr. Ward DeYoung and Dr. Michael Elgan criticizing Dr. Frank Jacobson's administration at Glenwood School for the Retarded. Attacks centered on patient care and centralizing sick calls, with officials promising further statements.
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Des Moines
Glenwood
Ward DeYoung
Michael Elgan
Frank Jacobson
Jacobson
Alfred Sasser
James Henderson
Waterloo
Iowa Association For Retarded Children
Elvan
Herschel C. Loveless
DeYoung
Coating Promises Heat Shield for High Speed Missiles
Los Angeles based Electro lizing Corp says its ceramic multi layer coating can withstand up to 6000 degrees Fahrenheit. Navy tests at China Lake California confirmed the advance aiding missile range and re entry resilience. The process sprays ceramic onto plastic steel or aluminum walls then seals with a classified alloy to form a diamond hard protective surface.
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Los Angeles
George Newman
Electrolizing Corp
U.S. Naval Ordnance Test Station
China Lake
Calif
Newman
United Press
Navy
Prank Treasure Maps Tie to Dallas Digging Fever
In Dallas, the Gaytan family keeps digging a 26 foot shaft under their house after learning a 50 year old treasure map story was a prank by two 9 year olds. Lawyer John Green links early 1900s symbol carving to the dig site and a haunted room, with family members confirming neighborhood markings.
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Dallas
Tex
Gaytan
Eugenie Gaytan
Miguel Rodriguez
John Plath Green
George A. Green
Jeff
R.A. (Smoot) Schmid
Green
Lee Green
Monterrey
Mexico
Two Girls Die After Being Struck by Car in Harlan Iowa
Vicki Jo Dotzler aged 6 and Mary Louise Roseman aged 6, both of Harlan, were killed and another 6 year old girl injured when struck by a car while walking home from school. Driver Mrs Marvin Hart told deputies she may have dozed, causing the vehicle to overturn and eject her infant daughter, who was unhurt.
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Harlan
Iowa
Vicki Jo Dotzler
Mary Louise Roseman
Vicki
Felix Dotzler
Mary Louise
Myron Roseman
Marvin Hart
Jake Broderson
Fall Through Floor Injures Crawfordsville Worker
Virgil Krantz of Crawfordsville was injured Friday when a loose board gave way on the unfinished first floor of a house being built for Edward Griffith east of Crawfordsville. He fell nine feet to the basement, suffering two broken ribs, two cracked ribs and extensive bruising, and was taken to Washington County Hospital.
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Crawfordsville
Virgil Krantz
Krantz
Washington County Hospital
Edward Griffith
Explorer satellites reveal new cosmic ray effect
Dr. James Van Allen of the University of Iowa reports Explorer I and II data show a new effect in cosmic rays. He cautions details are secret for now and hopes more information will emerge in two to three weeks.
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Iowa City
Iowa
James van Allen
University of Iowa
America
Explorer
van Allen
Iowa Academy of Science
Iowa Junior Academy of Science
Des Moines
Washington High junior play Time Out for Ginger delights crowd
A large audience enjoyed Washington High School's junior class play Time Out for Ginger Friday night. Harriet Kleese as Ginger and Garth Rustan as her father provided much of the laughter as the Carol family story unfolds with football, family dynamics, and a final change of heart.
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Ginger
Washington High School
Jim Hervey
Harriet Kleese
Garth Rustan
Cathy Crone
Mrs
Carol
Mary Helscher
Lizzie
Don Hanson
Mr. Carol
Two Minor Clashes In Cuban Revolt
In Havana the revolt produced two minor clashes on Friday with four rebels dead and several injured. Sixteen rebels surrendered to loyal troops, raising total surrenders to seventy over two weeks. Rebels sought asylum in embassies, and fighting peaked at Remedios where four rebels were killed. In Oriente troops hunted a rebel band near Holguin and thirteen rebels surrendered after an accord arranged by a former Corralillo mayor.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Remedios
Cuba
Oriente
Holguin
Corralillo
U.S. Defends H-Bomb Flights Amid Soviet Disarmament Row
United States outlines at U.N. Security Council why constant nuclear alert is essential to deter Soviet threats. Bartholomew reports SAC fail safe system guiding H-bomber flights toward or away from targets, defended by officials as non provocative and necessary for national security.
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Washington
United States
U.N. Security Council
Russia
Soviet Union
Gromyko
Security Council
U.S
Strategic Air Command
Frank H. Bartholomew
United Press
Bartholomew's Dispatch
SAC
Air Force
Bartholomew
Offutt Air Force Base
Neb
Former President Hoover Undergoes Gall Bladder Surgery
Former President Herbert Hoover underwent gall bladder removal at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center in New York City. The 83 year old entered the hospital Thursday and an operation at 8 am est ended at 9 15 am. His condition was described as good and he may be released soon. His sons were at the hospital during the procedure.
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Herbert Hoover
New York City
New York
Hoover
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Herbert Jr
Allan
Harkness
Florida
Valley Forge
Freedom Foundation
George Washington
Four Children Die in Indiana Tenement Fire
Four children aged one month to four years perished when a third floor tenement burned in Middletown Indiana Friday night. Mrs. Margaret Davis 25, mother of the victims, was hospitalized with shock and burns after attempting rescue. Fire officials blamed the blaze on a defective oil burner near a kitchen stove. The children Janice Bryant Sally and Wendy were found together in a bedroom.
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Middletown
Conn
Margaret Davis
Janice
Bryant
Sally
Wendy
Congress studies problem as jobless claims rise
A Labor Department report shows 37 800 more unemployed workers on benefit rolls for the week ended April 5, a record total of 3 314 000, while fresh claims fell to 461 000. Maine had the highest insured unemployment rate at 1.48 percent, with several states posting declines in new claims. Democrats push to speed House approval of 16 weeks federally financed relief for those exhausted state benefits, despite GOP objections over cost.
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Washington
Labor Department
Maine
Michigan
Kentucky
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
New York
Basis
California
House
House Ways & Means Committee
Eisenhower
Daniel A. Reed
N.Y
Anti-U S Feeling Sweeps Paris Over Peace Talk Reports
Paris reports caused a wave of anti-American sentiment after claims the United States favors direct talks between France and Algerian rebels. The State Department denied any shift, but French opinion viewed U.S. intervention as likely. Pressure from a divided press reflected broad skepticism despite Herter's denial.
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Paris
France
United States
State Department
Eisenhower
Algeria
America
Combat
Parisien Libere
Agrio- American ‘Good Offices
Rites Sunday for Mrs Darbyshire 77
Funeral services for Mrs. William Darbyshire 77 will be at Methodist Church with Rev. Walter Smith presiding. Burial at Elm Grove Cemetery. She died Friday April 18 1958 after a two month illness. Survived by four daughters four sons 29 grandchildren 9 great grandchildren and two nephews.
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William (Sirene) Darbyshire
Walter Smith
Elm Grove
Darbyshire
Agnes Krene Wartel
Washington County
Eli and
Eliza Miller Warfel
Washington Academy
William Darbyshire
Methodist Church
Mary Martha
Glenn
Vaughn) Thompson
Anamosa
William
Vera) Kyle
Mt. Pleasant
Doyle
Maxine) Jarrard
Washington
Richard
Pauline) Ohden
Wheatridge
Colo
Don
Keota
Dale
Rockwell City
R. Claire
Jolley
Thor Missile Explodes During Atlas Launch Attempt
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla The Air Force announced a Thor intermediate range missile blew up on its launch pad during an unsuccessful test. The blast occurred about 730 am est and left a smoke plume near the Vanguard pad with reports of four smaller explosions. No injuries were immediately known.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Thor
Cape
E.s.t
Vanguard
Patrick Air Force Base
Weather Ahead Cooler Tonight and Warmer Sunday
Cooler tonight with partly cloudy to fair skies. Partly cloudy Sunday with warmer northwest winds. Low tonight 38 to 48 degrees. High Sunday in the 70s.
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United Press
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