Dulles Rules Out China Blockade
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States would react vigorously to Asian provocation but ruled out any immediate naval or air blockade of Red China. He stressed readiness to fight if needed while avoiding provocation or violations of international obligations.
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Dulles
United States
Asia
Red
China
Moscow
Alliance of the
Free Nations
Senate
Knowland
Calfornia
Peiping
State Department
America
Freemasonry Trial Yields Prison Terms in Spain
In Madrid a special tribunal sentenced five men to 12 to 20 years for Freemasonry. Reductions from eight to three years were recommended. cabinet will decide on the cuts. The defendants, held since 1952, faced trial in secret without counsel.
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Madrid
Spain
Barcelona
Falange Party
Doctors urged to back Ire s health plan
Mrs Oveta Culp Hobby urged the American Medical Association to support President Eisenhower s health reinsurance program. She said it would expand private coverage, protect standards, and be in the best interests of individuals, the medical field, and the government. The plan centers a federal fund to spur private insurers to broaden health policies.
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Miami
Fla
Oveta Culp Hobby
American Medical Association
Eisenhower
AMA
House of Delegates
Congress
Hobby
Poison Gas Risk In Homes Warned By AMA
The American Medical Association warns that phosgene can form from heat on carbon tetrachloride found in homes. Fire extinguishers with this chemical are unsafe in enclosed spaces. Prolonged exposure to solvents and vapors from cleaners and varnish removers can cause organ damage.
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Miami
American Medical Assny
Hardware Sale and Install Offer from Johnson Jewelry & Appliance
Dollarhide Hardware advertises a large 98c silverware tray for 79c with HOTSTREAM water heaters in 20 and 30 gallon sizes. Johnson Jewelry & Appliance notes they will install any water heater they sell.
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Dollarhide
Johnson Jewelry & Appliance
Verbal Decimal Misplaced in Car Sale Case
In Houston William D. Burns recalls agreeing to sell his car for seventeen fifty after a neighbor offered to buy it by telephone. A check later arrived for 17.50 instead of 1 750, and the neighbor faces a felony swindle charge.
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Houston
William D. Burns
Burns
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