Nixon Sees the Back at Helm Soon
Vice President Nixon told a gathering of 240 young Republicans from 41 states and D C that President Eisenhower will be back on the firing line soon as Eisenhower lay in Walter Reed Hospital undergoing emergency surgery for a blocked small intestine. Nixon stressed practical political observations and warned against overoptimism in the campaign.
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Nixon
Eisenhower
Walter Reed
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District of Columbia
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Senate
India seeks to buy Ilyushin transport airliners from Russia
Official sources say India negotiates actively with Russia for a fleet of Ilyushin-14 aircraft for Indian Airlines. Two Russian experts arrived in New Delhi for talks with the Ministry of Communications and Indian Airlines Corp. Discussions focus on immediate delivery of six transports carrying up to 32 passengers each at about 210000 dollars each.
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Russia
Indian Ministry of Communications
Indian Airlines Corp
Stock Investors Watch Ike Illness as Market Moves
Investors on Wall Street await Washington cues as President Eisenhower’s illness spurs a sharp market slide. The Dow fell to 177 after a volatile session with major declines in Santa Fe American Telephone Gulf Oil U S Steel and Du Pont amid heavy volume.
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Washington News
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Gulf Oil
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Heat Melts Gonzales Asphalt Trucker Stranded
In 102 degree heat in Gonzales the asphalt in downtown melted trapping a truck loaded with chicken feed. The feed was unloaded to free the vehicle, ending the disruption.
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Tex
Danny Thomas Series Leaves Air Until September Return
ABC TV comedy is off air from June 26 for the season and returns September 10 at 8 p.m. EDT. Jean Hagen, who plays his wife, will not be with the show next season.
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Danny Thomas
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Jean Hagen
Pope Pius XII Welcomes 250 At Conference In Vatican City
In Rome the Pope greeted 250 participants at the Eighth International Conference of Popular Credit. The report notes the event as part of Vatican City proceedings and highlights its focus on credit and social issues discussed by attendees.
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Vatican City
Pope Pius XII
Last of Old Bolsheviks Quits Post
MOSCOW Deputy Premier Lazar Kaganovich the last of the old Bolsheviks to head a key policy body quits as head of the Labor and Wage Committee. He rose as a politburo organizer and was linked to wage reform before resigning amid no stated reason. Alexander Volkov will replace him.
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African Republic
Siberia
Eisenhower Operation Viewed From Walter Reed Fountain
Reporter watches late night emergency abdominal surgery at Walter Reed Medical Center for President Eisenhower. From a third floor window the scene shows doctors in blue greens, masks, and skull caps, while a cameraman records and reporters seek angles amid the press hubbub.
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Eisenhower
Surgery No. 6
Walter Reed Medical Center
NAACP Blasts Democrats Over Civil Rights Delays
The NAACP accuses Democrats of insincerity as civil rights legislation stalls in the Senate Judiciary Committee. Roy Wilkins says Chairman James Eastland is conducting a filibuster by hearing only one or two witnesses weekly out of 75 remaining, shifting delay from the Senate floor to the committee room.
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National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
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James 0. Eastland
Dmiss
Senate Judiciary Committee
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Freak Accident Kills Tax Auditor in Ohio
Ralph Simpson a 59 year old IRS auditor in Steubenville died in a freak car accident near Cadiz Ohio Thursday night. His car spun wheels to escape a ditch and a fire started from friction fueling upholstery fumes suffocated him. A boy on his way to work found the body yesterday.
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Ohio
Walter Yost
Ralph Simpson
Internal Revenue Service
Steubenville
Simpson
Here
House Set For Final Vote On Foreign Aid Bill
In Washington the House awaits a final Monday vote on a foreign aid bill cut by 1.1 billion from Eisenhower’s request. The chamber tentatively approved 3.8 billion for free world defense, with money to be allocated in a separate bill.
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Eisenhower
Ike
White House
Senate
India seeks U S technicians for 1957 support
New Delhi surveys state governments and private industry to gauge how many American experts and technicians can be used in 1957. Officials prefer American aid to Russian assistance, with no general central plan for Soviet experts. Publicity on American help suggests anticipated US funding for 1956-57, though Congress has not approved it yet.
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India
Page One
U.S
Congress
State Capitol to Be Evacuated in Test
Gov Freeman announced a test evacuation from the state Capitol to Mankato during Operation Alert. The governor and top officials will move staff to Mankato State Teachers College campus upon the test alert, with the July 20 or 21 drill date.
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Freeman
Mankato
Mankato State Teachers College
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