Ike to name Adams successor soon as White House aide
President Eisenhower prepared to name an above reproach successor to Sherman Adams as his chief White House assistant. Seaton said he does not know if he is under consideration. The choice is described as highly personal to the President with several candidates discussed including Gen. Alfred Gruenther.
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Sherman Adams
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Seaton
Vallejo
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Alfred M. Gruenther
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Goldfine
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Butler
Thye and Humphrey Campaign for Rural Votes in Minnesota
Minnesota senators Edward Thye and Hubert Humphrey campaigned across the state seeking rural votes. Thye defended his agricultural record during a noon address in Red Wing while McCarthy was portrayed as attacking it, as both sides pressed issues affecting farmers and rural communities.
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Edward Thye
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Red Wing
DFL
Eugene McCarthy
Thye
Snow and political clash mark Minnesota weather and rally day
Snow showers spread from the northern plains to the southern plateau as a cool trend lingered. In Minnesota Senator Hubert Humphrey condemned GOP policy at a Morris rally blaming farmers for rising costs and urging relief. Senator McCarthy countered with accusations of promises and obstruction, criticizing labor reform's fate in Congress.
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Kennedy-Ives
Senate
Archbishop Meyer Named Chicago Archdiocese Leader
Pope Pius XII appointed Archbishop Albert G. Meyer of Milwaukee to succeed the late Samuel Cardinal Stritch as Chicago archbishop. Meyer, 55, native of Milwaukee and ordained in 1926, is to be installed at a date not yet set. Chicago Catholic population stands at about 1,942,000.
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Pius XII
Albert G. Meyer
Milwaukee
Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Chicago
United States
Amleto Giovanni Cicognani
Meyer
Jury Clears Firm of Selling Inedible Eggs
In Mankato Minnesota a municipal court jury acquitted Mrs Meyer Klempf of the Prairie Egg Co Blooming Prairie of violating the law against selling inedible eggs The husband admitted 54 dozen rotten eggs were in a 50 case shipment to Wilkins Produce Co He said he later paid for the worthless eggs The case highlights calls for a legislative tolerance to shield dealers when a small percentage of eggs are inedible
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State Agriculture Department
Meyer Klempf
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Blooming Prairie, Minn
Wilkins Produce Co
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Wilkins
Tragic life of Nedra Sanders ends with cancer
Nedra Sanders wife of Albert Broccoli died of cancer at Doctors Hospital at age 39. Her life included marriages to William Evans and Buddy Clark, a bitter divorce after Evans killed their son and her mother, and later success as a model and actress before moving to London with Broccoli. Services are set for Thursday with burial in Los Angeles.
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Nedra
Albert Broccoli
Doctors Hospital
William M. Evans
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Evans
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Hollywood
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Penny
Clark
Brentwood
Calif
Anthony
Christina
Broccoli
England
London
Weather Readings From Herald Site at Fire Station
The 8:30 a.m. reading shows 69 degrees with rain reported. Over the previous 24 hours high was 78 and low 52 with 0.49 inches of precipitation recorded. Readings taken at the Herald Building.
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U.S
Herald Weather
Herald
Nationalist Jets Clash With 100 MIGs 11 Reds Downed
Polaris test rocket exploded after launch at Cape Canaveral. Debris scattered over the cape with reports of a violent explosion near the launch pad and debris in the Bana River near Cocoa Beach. Casualties not yet confirmed.
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Fla
Cocoa Beach
Bana River
Cocoa
Be irut Violence Surges On Chehab Inauguration Day
In Beirut six people are reported killed with many wounded as Phalangists and Islamic groups clash amid Chehab’s inauguration. Security forces were ordered to shoot on sight for weapons while curfews and roadblocks disrupted the city’s business and residential districts.
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Lebanon
Fuad Chehab
Camille
Phalange
Fuad Haddad
Chehab
Seawolf Sets New Underwater Record
In Boston AP report Rear Adm. Hyman G. Rickover notes the nuclear submarine Seawolf submerged August 5 and had reached 48 days underwater by Monday, surpassing Skate's 31 days and Nautilus' 28 days. He indicated the sub remained submerged at a chamber of commerce luncheon.
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Seawolf
Hyman G. Rickover
Skate
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Judge to Rule Quickly on Leasing Little Rock Schools
U S District Judge John E Miller signaled a rapid ruling on whether the Little Rock school board can legally permit a private firm to lease four high school buildings to operate segregated private schools The move is part of Southern plans to maintain segregation by privatizing public schools The board seeks a quick determination and pledges to accept a contempt risk if needed The case situates amid broader Southern resistance to integration including Virginia and Tennessee actions that may influence federal policy and school closures in Norfolk and Charlottesville tied to massive resistance laws
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U.S
John E. Miller
Associated Press
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Little Rock School Board
U.S. District Court
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Amis Guthridge
Little Rock Citizens Council
Norfolk
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Front Royal
Charlottesville
Virginia
Lexington
Frank Clement
Tennessee
Marvin Griffin
Georgia
Orval E. Faubus
Faubus
van Buren
Talks Break Up as Chrysler, UAW Fail to Reach Deal
Chrysler Corp and the United Auto Workers fail to seal a contract after a 20 hour bargaining session. UAW president Walter Reuther warns of no strike but hints at resuming talks with GM. Chrysler accuses the union of unreasonable demands as Ford reaches a separate agreement last week.
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UAW
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Chrysler Corp
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Walter P. Reuther
General Motors
Reuther
John D. Leary
Ford
Dollar Steamship Line President R. Stanley Dollar Dies
R Stanley Dollar age 78 president of the Dollar Steamship Line and an executive in several enterprises died today in his Drake Hotel suite. He held leadership roles across transportation and related companies. Dollar was a prominent figure in business circles and a veteran industry leader.
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R. Stanley Dollar
Dollar Steamship Line
Drake Hotel
Major air clash over Formosa Strait claims 11 Red MIGs down
Nationalist Defense Ministry says 32 Sabre Jets flown by American trained pilots downed 11 Communist MIGs with possibly 6 more while all Nationalist planes returned safely after a 10 minute battle over the Formosa Strait. Bombardment of Quemoys continues with over a thousand shells fired since midnight.
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Gene Kramer
Taipei
Formosa
Formosa Strait
Nationalist Defense Ministry
Adm
Liu Hoh-tu
Chiang Kai-shek
United Nations
Liu
Wendow
Swatow
Yee Fu-en
Quemoys
Detroit Faces Worst Polio Outbreak Since Vaccine
Detroit records at least 440 polio cases with 12 deaths this year as authorities report 30 to 35 percent paralytic cases. Full three shot vaccine appears protective, tests conducted near Ann Arbor at the University of Michigan. Mayor Miriani declares a health emergency urging residents to get polio shots.
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University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Parke, Davis & Co
Louis Miriani
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