Hagerty Denies Ike Said He Would Seek Re election
In Thomasville Ga the White House denied a Detroit News dispatch claiming Sherman Adams and Leonard Hall told GOP leaders Eisenhower would seek a second term. Hagerty said he had not discussed the matter with Hall and would not reveal any decision.
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Ike Plays 18 Holes in First Fall Round Since Heart Attack
President Eisenhower played 18 holes in Thomasville Georgia his first full round in five months The White House physician said he looked fine and was chipper and relaxed. Eisenhower rode in an electric cart but walked the 440 yards from tee to green and defeated his partner and opponents in a social match.
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Fred Hands Named Plant Chief at Institute Facility
Fred Hands, native of Dorchester Massachusetts and former Plant 3 manager for B F Goodrich Chemical in Akron Ohio, has been chosen to head the Institute synthetic rubber plant. Hands joined the rubber firm in 1935 after graduating from the University of Illinois and has been serving at the Institute site for several days, announced by Gulf Oil and B F Goodrich.
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Senate votes to probe lobbying and campaign contributions
The Senate voted 79 to 1 to investigate illegal or improper efforts to influence any senator or government official. The probe will examine lobbying and campaign contributions, with four Democrats and four Republicans on the panel. Interim reports possible, report due by Jan. 4. Only Sen. Langor voted no. prior cases cited fund-raising offers to influence votes.
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194 Suffocated in Black Hole at Kosti Barracks
Cairo reports 194 Sudanese farm workers died suffocating in a hot overcrowded room at Kosti military barracks. The victims were among 285 striking demonstrators held after a clash Sunday, according to Arab news agency dispatches from Khartoum.
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McDowell Board Faces NAACP School Integration Suit
A U S District Court suit filed by the NAACP seeks forced integration of McDowell County public schools. Board action Tuesday advanced a plan to segregate by race, with no approved transfers or changes for the 1956 57 term. The NAACP argues that voluntary resolutions are insufficient and cites similar suits in Raleigh and Mercer counties that moved toward integration.
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Definition of individuality in wedding gift choices
A humorous piece notes that individuality influences behavior in general but people still buy wedding gifts with similar patterns. It plays on the idea that personal character diverges in life yet gift etiquette remains conventional.
Young medic slain by ex patient at Cook County Hospital
Chicago police report 25 year old Dr. Bruno Epstein was stabbed to death in a Cook County Hospital surgery ward by 76 year old ex patient Jim Go who was restrained by a nurse. Go said he sought medicine for pain and planned the attack. a second knife was found on him. He was held for questioning.
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Hospital doctor killed by patient in surgical ward
An elderly man who recently had hernia surgery at a Chicago hospital attacked Dr. Epstein in the surgery ward. Epstein, a University of Chicago and Northwestern medical graduate, died minutes later. Julie Lorenzano restrained the attacker until police arrived.
No Race Probers Told Equal Arms for Middle East
The State Department told a House Foreign Affairs subcommittee it will not promote an arms race in the Middle East. George V. Allen testified that U S shipments have been fair to both sides and not overbalanced Israel or the Arabs. Morgan said 18 tanks to Saudi Arabia are involved and that arms requests from both sides are under review in Washington.
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President Bars Red Bloc In 40 Year Uranium Deal
Eisenhower announces 88 000 pounds of uranium valued at a billion dollars will be made available to power producers over 40 years. Half goes to U S firms and half to foreign producers with safeguards against non peaceful use.
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Fashion Stylist Hattie Carnegie Dies at 70
New York report notes the death of Hattie Carnegie at her Fifth Avenue home after a long illness. The Vienna native, who anglicized her name from Kanengiser, built a vast fashion empire with a 6.4 million dollar yearly business and over 1,000 employees. Carnegie influenced American ready to wear and hats by adapting Parisian styles. she designed a signature little Carnegie suit and rejected padded shoulders.
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Nine Awkward Months in Sunday Gazette
The Sunday Gazette presents Nine Awkward Months in its Especially For Women section. A career mother who recently gave birth to four sons offers common-sense, down-to-earth discussions. West Virginia’s only locally edited State Magazine Section is also featured.
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