Missionaries Honored At New Church Dedication
Missionaries on furlough from Church of God mission stations worldwide will be honored at Park Place Church of God during two weeks of dedication in the new College Drive edifice. Speakers include Rev. Gordon Schieck in South India and Rev. Claire Schultz in Jamaica. A reception follows in the Fellowship Hall.
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Church of God
Park Place
Gordon Schieck
Karla
South India
Claire Schultz
Jamaica
Arthur Kluge
Grand Cayman
Elsworth Plamer
Cuba
Donald Goens
Japan
Merlene Huber
Hazel McDilda
Kenya Colony
British East Africa
Schultz
Schieck
Douglas Welch
Clifton Morgan
India
Anderson
James Royster
Welch's
Africa
Morgans
Cuttack
Sybil Holmes
Jairo Asila
Kenya
United States
Frederick Marriott
Eastside
Park Place Church of God
New College Drive
Claire Shultz
Stanfield Conservatives Likely Win Nova Scotia Vote
Early returns show Premier Robert L. Stanfield's Conservative government appears to be returned to office in Nova Scotia, with Stanfield having displaced the Liberals who had ruled for 23 years.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia
Robert L. Stanfield
Stanfield
Pasternak Memorial Service Held in Rome
A memorial service for Soviet writer Boris Pasternak who died May 30 at his home outside Moscow was held this week in Rome at the Russian Orthodox Church with Archbishop Leonty of Santiago, Chile, officiating.
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Rome
Boris Pasternak
Moscow
Leonty
Santiago
Chile
Navy fighter hits helicopter. four servicemen killed
A Navy jet crashed into an Air Force helicopter at Patuxent River Naval Air Station Maryland after a successful air rescue. Four servicemen died including two Air Force crew and two Navy personnel near the crash. Two bystanders injured. Pilot in critical condition. Victims include 1st Lt Frank A. Williams S Sgt Clyde A. Chathams Hospitalman Lawrence H. Priest ABM 2C Pierre G. Arnold. Injured Capt Francis M. Parson AMM3C Robert Traub. Parson in critical condition Traub minor injuries.
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Patuxent River Naval Air Station
UPS
Air Force
Navy
Pentagon
Frank A. Williams
Hampton
Clyde A. Chathams
Poquoson
Lawrence H. Priest
Downer's Grove
Ill
Pierre G. Arnold
East Greenwich
R. 1
Francis M. Parson
Euclid
Ohio
Traub
Naval
Washington
Blue Angels Film Available To Civic Clubs
A 30 minute color-sound film of the U S Navy Blue Angels is offered for showings to civic patriotic and other organizations. Lt Cmdr Donald Densford of the Anderson Naval Reserve Center announced the availability and has shown the film to local clubs. Arrangements can be made at the local Naval Center. The Blue Angels are slated to perform at the Anderson Municipal Airport for dedication ceremonies on July 3.
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U. S. Navy
Blue Angels
Cmdr
Donald Densford
Anderson Naval Reserve Center
Densford
Anderson
Naval Center
Anderson Municipal
Eisenhower to Meet Rockefeller for Breakfast Amid 1960 Campaign Talk
President Eisenhower will breakfast with Gov. Nelson Rockefeller at the New Yorker’s request. The White House says the meeting, arranged after Eisenhower’s West Point reunion and Notre Dame honorary degree, may touch on the 1960 GOP campaign. Anne Wheaton said Rockefeller requested the meeting and declined to reveal its purpose.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Nelson Rockefeller
New Yorker
White House
West Point Military Academy
Notre Dame
Anne Wheaton
Rockefeller
Man Recovers After Jealousy Shooting
In Indianapolis a 34 year old carpenter shot by a jealous husband on a Morgantown street is listed as critical but improving to satisfactory. The shooter Leverett Lewis Spellman 54 Morgan town tavern owner and his wife Marie 52 were killed in a crash as they fled after the shooting.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Morgantown
Robert Long Hospital
Allen Chitwood
Nashville
Chitwood
Leverett Lewis Spellman
Spellman
Marie
Army unveils hydrofoil amphibian with high speed
The Army introduces a new amphibi ous vehicle resembling a DUKW that rides on hydrofoils and claims a speed of 530 miles per hour.
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Army
Board Sets Bid Opening For Two Major Reconstruction Projects
Anderson's Board of School Trustees will open bids next Tuesday June 14 for two reconstruction projects. One is Longfellow School auditorium remodeling into a multi purpose room and gym. the State Board of Tax Commissioners approved a $45,000 additional appropriation. Other bids on gas conversion burners and supplies for Westvale Riley and Seventh Street schools will be opened next week. Bids for paper towels ash hauling coal and fuel oil were opened last night and referred to Joseph Carney for study and recommendations. Claims of 63822.71 were approved for payment.
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Anderson
Board of
Longfellow School
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Westvale Riley
Seventh Street
Joseph Carney
Woman Active in County GOP and Community Roles
The article profiles a County Women's GOP Club member with husband Wendell serving as Anderson Post Office postmaster. She holds roles in Alpha Delta Omega Sorority First Baptist Church State Assembly Women's Club and the Anderson Optimists Club, plus past president of the Kindergarten Federation and mother of two. Chairman Roberts begins his third two year term and plans a Monroe County Republican Headquarters in the Claypool Hotel Indianapolis for the upcoming State Convention.
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Page
Wendell
Anderson
Alpha Delta Omega Sorority
First Baptist Church
State Assembly Women's Club
Anderson Optimrs Club
Kindergarten Federation
Roberts
Moison County
Claypool
Indianapolis
Indiana II Data Sees Mild Recession Halfway Through Quarter
The I U economists report the first weeks of the second quarter show sales receipts below expectations and an imbalanced inventory sales ratio. They predict a better balance with summer sales and future expansion from higher plant spending housing starts state and local government help and stronger consumer buying. Hoosier employment fell 1.5 percent in April while auto and aircraft cutbacks offset gains in non manufacturing. Unemployment claims rose 7.6 percent from March and 21.7 percent above last April. Farm prices rose 2.4 percent from March and sat 1 percent below 1959 levels.
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I. U
I. U. Bureau
Fulbright cites Herter on testimony for Far East visit
Fulbright said Herter made a persuasive case in secret testimony while he questioned the wisdom of the trip amid opposition. He worries about the political storm in Japan, as White House announcements confirm Eisenhower will proceed with a two week goodwill tour of the Far East including the Philippines Korea and Nationalist China.
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Fulbright
Herter
Eisenhower
Japan
White House
Far East
Philippines
Korea
China
Milwaukee mail order house cuts staff with automation
Two electronic computing systems in Milwaukee sort and process orders, reducing warehouse staff from 200 to 20. Automation slashes paperwork and physical order assembly, saving about 250000 dollars annually.
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Milwaukee
Highland band director resigns amid petition row and budget dispute
Houston, at Highland High School, faces nonrenewal amid a budget stalemate after three years of increasing band enrollment from 30 to 103 in grades 7-12 and 25 in grade 6. Petitioners seek his retention. board cites current finances and cannot raise salary.
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Houston
Highland
Highland High School
Delaware County
Sheridan
Prough
New York City
Mr. Prough
Robert Isanogle
Union Township
Hector Lawler
Richland Township
Nixon and Rockefeller Rally in California Primary
Nixon and Rockefeller drew attention in California where Nixon’s home state was noted. Voter turnout appeared light and write ins or party cross overs were barred. Rockefeller supporters urged Republicans to withhold votes for Nixon, hoping a silent vote would show grassroots backing.
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California
Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
1 500 Subscribers Crow Track Junior Annual Staff
1 500 subscribers headline: Diana Miller and Vicki Learned noted seniors in classes with Norma Cripe advertising Jane Preston circulation and Joan McGillicuddy office manager. James Scovel and Ed McCrocklin photographed. Junior annual staff includes Judy Alleman Carolyn Bell Mary Ellen Bridges Cherry Brummett Gail Bushong Cheryl Caldwell Gary Campbell Sharon Carroll Barbara Deiser Lillian Duncan Ralph Gray Charles Howard Sherri Kern Roger Melson Nikki Merrill Joe Perdue Randy Shuman Jan Thornburg. Faculty adviser Frank Woschitz.
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Crow
Diana Miller
Vicki Learned
Norma Cripe
Jane Preston
Joan McGillicuddy
James Scovel
Ed McCrocklin
Judy Alleman
Carolyn Bell
Mary Ellen Bridges
Cherry Brummett
Gail Bushong
Cheryl Caldwell
Gary Campbell
Sharon Carroll
Barbara Deiser
Lillian Duncan
Ralph Gray
Charles Howard
Sherri Kern
Roger Melson
Nikki Merrill
Joe Perdue
Randy Shuman
Jan Thornburg
Frank Woschitz
Douglas Harney
James Harrington
Clark Harrison
Stephen Chester Hart
Stephen Cooper Hart
Saundra Heard
Meril Hedrick
Karel Hendricks
Larry Herron
David Hilligoss
Jim Hincever
Phyllis Holder
Margaret Hollingsworth
Joseph Hopkins
Pauline Horton
Sandra Havermale
Darlene Howell
Ruth A. Hudson
Shirley Ann Huff
Loretta Hull
Linda Hummell
Paul Hull
Jon Hunt
Joan Hurley
Patricia Ann Kizer
Eleanor Kolbusz
Rosemary Kruger
Tim Lamey
Ronald Lancing
Steve Land
Larry Large
Sandra LaShure
Phyllis Ann Lawson
Nancy Lee
Bill Leicht
Ollie Mae Lewis
Deanna Lloyd
Ronald Lloyd
Jan Loudenback
Edward Lough
Sandra Lovell
Stephen Lowry
Charles Loyd
Calvin Lunsford
Sherrill McAdams
Mary Sue McAllister
William McCallister
Grace McCoppin
Catherine McCrocklin
Edward McCrocklin
Joan MccGillicuddy
Karen McKay
Sandra McQuiston
Patricia Madara
Patricia Malone
David Marsh
Marsha Ann Marsh
Michael Martin
Jerry Mathews
Evelyn Kay Matthews
David May
Beverley Miller
Donya Miller
Evelyn Miller
Sandra Miller
Joe Minniear
Michael Morgan
Thomas Mullins
Robert Myers
Carol Nahrwold
Roger Nealis
Rose Ann Needler
Joyce Norris
Julia Norris
Jacqulynn O'Dowd
Dennis Oliver
Mary Katherine Orr
William Osborne
Mary Sue Owens
Larry Parks
Paul Parton
Esther Patterson
Leonard Patterson
Patty Pearson
Jack M. Perkins
Janice Perry
Frederick Peterson
Jeanne Phillips
William Pitts
Ronald Potter
Bruce Powers
James Pryor
Eddie Parcifal
James Purkey
Gary Randolph
Trudy Jean Raper
Norman Rauner
Frederick Ray
James Ray
Judith Anne Ray
Loriie Rayford
Wayne Redding
Patricia Reddy
Donna Reichard
Douglas Renselle
Judibeth Reveal
Bernhard Richner
William Robbins
Betty Richards
Stephen D. Roberts
Beth Ann Robinett
Ann Robinson
David Earl Rogers
Kenneth Roland
Elmer Rollins
James Roof
Boyd Roseberry
Gerald Rouse
James Rousey
Gloria Rush
Elizabeth Toombs
Roger Tucker
Leon Turner
Mae Turner
Lois Ann Tuterow
Jerry VanDalsen
Thomas Vaughn
Mary Vess
John Wabb
Rebecca Sue Walker
Nancy Watkins
Steve Watson
Peggy Waugh
Penny Waugh
Pamela Waymire
Larry Webb
Sarah Ann Welch
Linda Welker
Nora Whitaker
Joyce Whitley
Howard Whitman
Jerry Williams
Judith Lynne Wilson
Yvonne Woods
Robert Lee Wright
Maggie Young
Joyce Younger
Robert E. Brown
Steve Coffman
Norma Jean Cripe
Gary Eaglin
Dale Gross
Raymond Hart
Lawrence Kayzer
Steve McCord
Larry McCoy
Bonita Minnifield
Frank Rayford
Fred Servies
David Stookey
Mildred Wade
Scouts Plan Jamboree at Pikes Peak Ranch
Scouts including Michael Baker and Robert Hinshaw join 50 000 peers camping on a 3000 acre ranch near Pikes Peak. Three jamboree training sessions start June 25 at Camp Kikihawen with July 1 4 set for intensive prep. Troop 66 led by Baker includes assistant scoutmaster Snow. About 30 states report annual snowfall from 40 to 140 inches.
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Zirle
Kenneth Bowman
Anderson
Eddie Gaither
Pendleton
Kent Smith
Carmel
John Bevilhimer
Jimmy Love
Lapel
James Reichert
Tipton
Hinshaw
George Hawes
Middletown
Dan Setters
Bill Stewart
Jack Armstrong
Elwood
Hal Harris
Tom Binder
Alexandria
C. A. E. Binker
Ross Noble
Clifford Harrison
Zirkle
Colorado Ranch
Michael Baker
Fishers
Robert Hinshaw
Ewood
Pikes Peak
Camp Kikihawen
Chesterfield
Shirley
New Castle
Noblesville
Westville
Daleville
Baker
Government charges meeting to challenge Negro registrations
The Justice Department alleges a Sept twenty four meeting at Arcadia’s American Legion hall led to a unanimous pledge to challenge Negro registrations. Pauline Culpepper, Bienville registrar, allegedly removed 560 Negro names, with affidavits claiming registration card defects and race mislisting. The suit says white councils filed false affidavits, Culpepper barred counter affidavits, violating Louisiana law.
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American Legion Hall
Arcadia
Pauline A. Culpepper
Bienville
Culpepper
Louisiana
Justice Department
Subways Locked In Smoke After East Side IRT Incident
About 3 000 trapped by feeble emergency bulbs with no instructions. Passengers including June Pearlman of Brooklyn and Hilda Suarez of the Bronx describe darkness heat and limited light as cars filled with smoke. Motorman John J. Crotty guided the Times Square shuttle to Grand Central amid fog like conditions. The East Side IRT carriage service was shut for three hours from Brooklyn Bridge to 86th Street.
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June Pearlman
Brooklyn
Hilda Suarez
Bronx
John J. Crotty
Times Square
Grand Central
Willkie high school curricula shift toward liberal arts and sciences
Willkie’s withdrawal from the lieutenant governor race leaves three announced candidates. Alvin C. Cast of Kentland, a former 2nd District GOP chairman, State Sen. Richard O. Ristine of Crawfordsville, and Robert S. Webb of Arcadia, Public Service Commission chairman and former GOP floor leader, are the contenders.
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Willkie
GOP
Alvin C. Cast
Kentland
Richard O. Ristine
Crawfordsville
Public Service Commission
Robert S. Webb
Arcadia
House of Representatives
Robbery at A Good Liquor Store prompts manhunt
Late Monday evening a man waving a pistol robbed the A Good Liquor Store at 1017 E. 23rd St taking about 75 dollars from clerk Katherine Baker. The suspect wore a striped green shirt brown trousers dark glasses and 5 foot 7 inch height. He left after ordering Baker to stay in the rest room and was described by Baker as 22 to 25 years old. Investigators have a suspect in mind but have not apprehended him. A long list of potential names appears in the article as possible witnesses or associates.
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A. Good Liquor
E. 23Rd St
Katherine Baker
Graduation Class of 1960 Seniors Toward Summer Study
The Class of 1960, about 390 students with 209 boys and 18 girls, celebrated with yearbook distribution, a picnic, and a Hobo-Brunch. Daily events included a Senior Faculty Dance and a Senior Talent Show. graduates include Deanna Abernathy Linda Addison David Agnew Rex Ahrendt Town send Albright Stephen Aldred Phyllis Aldrich Grace Alexander Marilyn Alexander and many others.
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Lee Pursley
Deloris Martin
Deanna Abernathy
Linda K. Addison
David Agnew
Rex Ahrendt
Townsend Albright
Stephen Aldred
Phyllis Aldrich
Grace Alexander
Marilyn Alexander
Stephen Aley
Cuba Alford
Janet Alleman
Sandra Allen
Linda Anderson
Clifford Arellano
Richard Arline
Robert Arnold
Alan Ayers
Dianna Baker
Sandra Baker
Betsey Bales
Anita Ballinger
Robert Barnett
Dwight Barr
Douglas Barron
Mark Barron
Suzette Batthauer
Loretta Ba
David Cornelius
Sandra Corre
Jerry Cortrecht
Larry Corya
Sandra Cox
James Cridge
Judy Crow
Carmen Cronk
Lanny Crouch
Don Crowley
John Cunningham
Jeanette Dailey
Larry Davenport
Douglas Davis
Edward Davis
Jerry Davis
Chester Day
David DeBolt
Susie Deiser
Michael DeLey
Joanne Desmarais
Phillip DeVaney
John DeVore
Herman DeWitt
Robert Dickey
Pete Dodd
Janet Doherty
Stephen Douglas
David Doty
Patsy Duckworth
Donna Durgan
David Dykes
Landa Elmore
Suzanne Ejilar
Charlene Butsler
Judith Butsler
Carla Ewald
Karen Fairburn
Carolyn Falls
Sherry Farlow
Shirley Felts
Darrell Fields
Larry Fitzgerald
Patricia Fleece
Dallas Flint
James Frye
Peggy Foster
Robert Foster
Donald Fowler
Stephen Fox
James Frazier
Robert French
Nancy Fribley
Dixie Gaines
Jeffery Gardner
Ronnie Garrett
Sharon Garrin
Annual Farm Tour Inspects Oldham Farm and Reformatory Operations
A Madison County Farm Bureau led tour will visit the Oldham farm and Pendleton Reformatory. Highlights include cattle, grain, dairy production, truck farming, weight guessing for city folks, and talks by Gene Wilson and Paul Whelchel. Lunch serves at noon.
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Oldham
Pendleton Reformatory
Reformatory
Madison County Farm Bureau
Gene Wilson
Purdue University Agronomist
Paul Whelchel
Sixth District Farm Bureau
Herman Sharritt
Perry House
Bill Leitzinger
Bomarc missile fire prompts shutdown at Ft. Dix area
A fire at a 50 foot shed housing the 994 Bomarc missile near Ft. Dix led to road closures and a precautionary pullback of 300 soldiers. Officials from the Defense Department Atomic Energy Commission and Health Department will investigate while decontamination teams used Geiger counters. The Bomarc, installed at McGuire last December, is 47 feet long, weighs 72 tons, and has a 250 mile range with ground guided electronics.
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Ft. Dix
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
State Department of Health
Air Force
Washington
McGuire
Suffolk County Air Force Base
New York
Philadelphia
Argentina To Reject Eichmann Explanation Voice
Argentina likely will reject Israel s account of the kidnapping of Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann. Democracia called the Israeli note an affront to sovereignty and unsatisfactory, while Tel Aviv and Buenos Aires released the Israeli claim that Eichmann was seized by volunteers and handed to Israeli security.
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Buenos Aires
API
Argentina
Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Democracia
Tel Aviv
Eichmann
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties Pendleton Francis J Scott
Funeral services for Francis J. Scott 72 of Pendleton will be at 10 a m in the Cornell Bright Funeral Home with Rev Monroe G Schuster of the Central Christian Church Anderson officiating Burial is planned for West Grovelawn Cemetery Pendleton Scott died Sunday at St Johns Hospital Friends may call at the funeral home
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Pendleton
Francis J. Scott
Rt. 1
Cornell Bright
Monroe G. Schuster
Central Christian Church
Anderson
West Grovelawn
Scott
St. John’s Hospital
Richard Harris 8 Victim in Home Shooting Obituary
Richard Lee Harris, eight, died from a shooting in his home Sunday. Services are at 2 p.m. today at Columbus Ave Nazarene Church, with burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call at Harold E. Rozelle Funeral Home. He was the son of Nondas Haines and Richard Virgil Harris.
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Richard Lee Harris
Columbus Ave
Services for Elmer DeFord at Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Elmer DeFord 71 of 2115 W 9th St died Monday at Bright Nursing Home. Services set for 1 30 p m Thursday at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Rev George A Harris of East Lynn Christian Church. Burial at Mt Zion Cemetery New Columbus. Friends may visit at the funeral home. Sister Mrs Charles Sheets of Anderson previously omitted from survivors.
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Elmer DeFord
W. 9Th St
Bright Nursing Home
Baker Brothers Funeral
George A. Harris
East Lynn Christian Church
Mt. Zion
New Columbus
Charles Sheets
Anderson
Funeral services for William L. More land
Services for William L. More land 71 of 323 Milton Ave. will be at 10 a.m. today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Rev. Robert W. Fridley of the First Methodist Church. Burial follows at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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William L. Moreland
Milton Ave
St. John's Hospital
Baker Brothers Funeral
Robert W. Fridley
First Methodist Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Burgess infant services set at East Manlewood Cemetery
Services are at 10 a.m. today for Rick Allen Burgess three month old son of Jack and Mary Burgess of 1420 Fountain St. He died Monday at home. Friends may call at Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home. Zelma Morley rites at 2 p.m. today at St Pauls Lutheran Church Centerville Mich. Burial in Riverside Cemetery Three Rivers Mich. Morley died Sunday in Three Rivers Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick Allen Burgess
Jack and
Mary Burgess
Fountain St
East Manlewood
Eldon M. Petry
Church of the Brethren
Waltz and Hiday
Zelma Morley
Zelma A. Morley
Three Rivers
Mich
John FE. Morley
Anderson
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Centerville
Riverside Cemetery
Morley
Ike visits wife at Walter Reed Hospital
President Eisenhower spent over an hour visiting his ailing wife at Walter Reed Army Medical Center on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Eisenhower had been hospitalized last week with acute asthmatic bronchitis.
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Ike
Manif Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Army
Walter Reed Medical Center
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