Question of Paris Talks Stays Open
The White House said President Eisenhower will decide who attends the Paris NATO summit if held, with Nixon possible as substitute. Britain France West Germany Italy urged a conference even if Eisenhower cannot attend. Nixon said his travel depends on conference type and not on replacing the President. In Fort Wayne a burglar alarm at the county treasurer’s office drew five police after a janitor triggered it by pulling a blind.
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McElroy authorizes production of Jupiter and Thor missiles
Defense Secretary McElroy told the Senate missile survey that the Pentagon will produce both the Jupiter and Thor intermediate range ballistic missiles using existing capacity. He said operational capability could be achieved by end of 1958 in the United Kingdom and missiles could be sent to other locations as needed. Senate members described the briefing as a sobering glimpse into Soviet progress and pledged to pursue reforms.
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Coast Coast Record Falls in East Coast Air Flight
An Air Force Voodoo jet set a West to East Coast record of three hours five minutes and 39.2 seconds, flying from Los Angeles to Floyd Bennett Field. Pilot Lt. Crustay Klatt, 29, San Marcos Texas, led a trio of Voodoo pilots breaking the prior record of three hours twenty two minutes set last July.
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Garbage Kingpin Sentenced in Probation Violation Case
New York AP reports Vincent J. Squillante, a reputed garbage industry figure and target of senatorial probes, was sentenced to one year in prison for probation violation tied to an income tax case. The case highlights alleged coercive tactics in the disposal sector.
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Making Sure of Diagnosis Reason For Story Delay
Washington AP James Hagerty said the precise report on President Eisenhower illness was withheld 24 hours to confirm the diagnosis before public release. He noted the term chill initially used by the President and argued against using stroke to describe the condition. A White House cable provided only the earlier wording. Hagerty, returning from Paris, said apologies would not change the handling. New Symbial Sought. TALLAHASSEE Florida palm tree proposal for a different Florida Christmas tree.
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Cedar Rapids to charge for out of city fire calls
Cedar Rapids will bill property owners for fire responses outside city limits at 100 dollars for the first hour per engine company, then 50 dollars for each added hour or fraction. The policy applies to county calls and alarms near Marion and Hiawatha, with city officials planning a formal resolution.
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Cedar Rapids Considers Outsourcing Fire Truck Contract
Johnson notes contracting with an outside district could force the city to commit a fire truck even during a serious Cedar Rapids blaze. He adds a fee arrangement would allow the truck to leave for emergencies.
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Jupiter Rocket Fails In Florida Test
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The army fired a Jupiter rocket Tuesday night, a 1500 mile range intermediate missile, into the sky but the flight failed to complete its planned path. Army officials issued a brief statement after the blast saying the test did not meet objectives and an investigation will follow.
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Stocks Rally After Eisenhower Health News
The market surged with oils leading early gains and aircrafts driving late-session strength amid optimism over President Eisenhower's health progress. Boeing and General Dynamics rose while the Dow see-sawed, with a major value drop following Tuesday's medical bulletin, and the ticker slow to catch up at times.
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Eisenhower Returns to Duties After Illness and Talks
President Eisenhower eased back into office duties as doctors reported excellent recovery progress after a brain artery issue. He conferred about the budget NATO and legislative matters with Nixon Adams and Goodpaster, while continuing to rest and limit activity for weeks.
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Kennedy welcomes first child daughter born to senator and wife
In New York a daughter weighing seven pounds two ounces was born to Senator and Mrs. John Kennedy. A hospital spokesman said both mother Jacqueline Kennedy and the infant were doing well. Kennedy was present to greet the new daughter shortly after her birth.
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Heart Attack Fatal to 13 year old boy Yoder
Lowell Keith Yoder 13 died Tuesday of a heart attack. Services Friday at 11 a.m. at West Union Mennonite church with burial in Upper Deer Creek cemetery. Survived by parents George N. and Mrs. Yoder, four brothers, a sister, maternal grandmother Amanda Ryler, and paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Yoder.
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Moscow Papers Silent About Eisenhower Illness
Moscow newspapers did not mention President Eisenhower's illness. Tass reported in two dispatches from Washington that medical bulletins issued Tuesday on the President were released without comment.
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