Eisenhower Receives IV Glucose After Nausea Subside
President Eisenhower continued on a fat free diet after his recent heart attack though he had strayed recently. White House Press Secretary Hagerty said that about 7 am yesterday he received an intravenous injection of glucose and saline after nausea and vomiting subsided. Questions were raised about possible ptomaine poisoning as a cause.
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Massachusetts Legislature Probes Trust Indenture and Reed Glass Case
MEANY says trustees relieved in advance by trust indenture. Reed Glass Co. of Rochester New York, now bankrupt, failed to remit withheld wages and its own premium contributions to an insurance fund. The firm also did not meet pension plan contributions. A union sues for amounts from company assets.
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Doctors say recurrence of illness not ruled out
Hagerty said doctors told him the possibility of a recurrence cannot be ruled out. He claimed Mrs. Eisenhower and the President ate similar foods on Sunday and that she had not become ill. He suggested doctors might consider the risk still present.
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Eyeless Hampshire chick found on Whitacre farm
H W Whitacre of Route 1 brought to the Star a Hampshire red chick hatched Sunday with no eyes. The hen produced 24 hatchlings, all normal except this one. Whitacre plans to cull the eyeless chick.
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H. W. Whitacre
Route 1
Hampshire
Mr. Whitacre
Virginia GOP plots to challenge Byrd machine in race
Democratic reaction to Dalton's call for a possible run is muted while Dalton accuses the Byrd Democratic machine of dictating candidates. He urges a pupil assignment plan to desegregate schools and says the GOP will highlight issues beyond segregation. Potter says Virginians resent party control and Almond's leadership.
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Clarke High School Yard Party Supper Auction Tomorrow
Berryville residents are invited to Clarke County High School yard party and auction Wednesday to pay down an $1800 light bill debt. Booster Club president Wade Muldoon and chairman Mrs. Norman Tavenner organize a 4:30 p.m. supper, 5:30 p.m. games, and 7 p.m. auction with donated goods from Clarke County merchants.
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Clarke County
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Winchester
First Baptist Bible School This Week and Next
The First Baptist Church hosts Vacation Bible School this week and next with a Junior and Senior High class Tuesday to Friday 10 11 a m taught by Dr E T Clark. Next week all other groups meet Monday through Friday with teachers listed for Beginner Primary and Junior Departments.
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Lawrence Grim
William Price
Woodrow Rhodes
George Williams
Forrest Sirbaugh
Troy Houston
George Ritter
Jack Fretwell
Elsworth LeMaster
Mary Virginia Carson
Jane Cather
Janet Newlin
Bonnie Saville
Willam Nagley
Kindergarten Closes At Highland Church
The Kindergarten Bible School of the Highland Presbyterian Church closed with a weiner roast on the church lawn attended by parents teachers and pupils. Certificates were awarded to numerous students and teachers and helpers were listed including Mrs J W Clevenger Miss Mary C Bittinger and Rev Joseph B Duckwall.
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Carolyn Lake
Jonnie Mason
Walter Elmer Mason, II
Bootsie Miller
Linda Morris
Nancy Nicholson
Mothers of Little Leaguers to Meet
A short meeting of the Little League Auxiliary will be held tomorrow from 7 30 to 8 p m at the War Memorial Building. The first team with full mother membership will receive a bat from the Auxiliary.
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Little League Auxiliary
War Memorial
Harper Kern Win Bridge Match at George Washington Hotel
Mrs Holmes Harper and Mrs Henry P Kern Jr took first in the weekly duplicate bridge at the George Washington Hotel. Runners up were Mrs C F Schenck and Mrs James P Reardon. Third went to Mrs Herold G Brown and Mrs W Nelson Page. Next meeting is June 17 at 8 pm at the same venue.
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Henry P. Kern, Jr
George Washington Hotel
C. F. Schenck
James P. Reardon
Herold G. Brown
W. Nelson Page
S. H. Reaves
W. A. Carskaden
John Griffith
Tighter Military Unification Carries Risk Says Wilson
Secretary of Defense Wilson warned against vast unified military structures claiming centralization would invite dictatorship and mass stupidity. He cited top heavy organs stifling dissent and risking ruined information flow while favoring healthy debate among service members with a common goal.
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National War College
Senate Appropriations
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