Weekend Rest for Ike Before NATO Decision
In Washington and Gettysburg, reports say President Eisenhower planned a restful weekend at his farm as doctors assess his condition for a possible Dec 1618 Paris NATO session. Washington sources indicate a decision on attending the Paris talks could come early next week, with plans already drawn for a trip if his health allows. The president and Mrs. Eisenhower may return to the White House by Sunday or Monday as Hagerty notes he is not yet on a full schedule.
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Paris
United’ Press
White House
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
NATO
Washington
Capital
Jarvvs C. Hagerty
San Francisco
Soh
Jerry Beswick
Francisco Board of Education
Syracuse
N.Y
Air Forces
Panginn
City College
Willy
Merriman Smith
Cop shoots S F youth on Dare program incident
San Francisco police officer shot a youth during a patrol after a chase from a gas station. The youth, William Hayden, was wounded in the back and shoulder as he fled. Officer Wright pursued the car wreck, ordering the youth to stop. Hayden later told hospital staff he had warned him to fire.
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San Francisco
William Hayden
Willlute Wright
Wright
Patrel
Hayden
Hayuven
Heyden
Mission Emergency Hospital
Erry
Fresno Political Meets Slated for Weekend Hub
Fresno hosts meetings of the Young Republicans of California and the California Democratic Council. Attendees include Sen. William Knowland and Mayor George Christopher, with visits planned to Hanford Visalia and Porterville. Alan Cranston and Edmund G Brown are among those invited, as sessions prepare for state nominations and conventions.
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Fresno
Young Republicans of
California
Democratic Couseci
Central California
William F. Knowland
Rcalif
GOP
San Francisco
George Christopher
Kanneland
Hanford
Visalia
Porterville
Alan Cranston
Los Altos
Democratic Council
Council
Edmund G. Brown
Claw Engle
Khowland
Thomas F. Brewer
Berkeley
National Federation of Young Republicans
Will
Preang
Christmas Festival Opens in Enon Square Tonight
San Francisco hosts the 13th annual Christmas Festival in Enon Square with 36 giant red gold and silver candles to be lit. The program begins at 9 05 p.m. and will be broadcast until 9 30 p.m. on CBS Pacific Coast network.
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San Francisco
Enon Square
Columbia Broadcasting System
Pacific Coast Network
S F Woman Dies Of Crash Injuries
SAN FRANCISCO Miss Bill Quelin, 55, a San Francisco cashier, died from injuries in an auto collision that seriously injured her companion. Mae McDonald, 49, driver of the other car, had multiple cuts and a deep scalp wound. The other vehicle was driven by Mission High School football star Danny Cappelletti, 18, and his passenger Patrick ie 1, who were not seriously injured.
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San Francisco
Bill’ Quelin
Kelly
Mae McDonald
Shout 49
Mission High School
Danny G. Cappelletti
Patrickie 1
Hunt Pressed For Small Girl
About 3 000 persons joined a house to house and area search for 1 year old Maria Redulph in Sycamore Illinois. Volunteers and authorities canvassed 400 homes Thursday night while 1 000 people continued today and 2 000 spread across the countryside to 42 miles. A bundle of newspapers found on a country road north of De Kalb and a bloody towel were noted as potential clues. Sheriff Diesl said investigators remain at the same point as Tuesday night after a man offering a ride to Maria disappeared with her.
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Sycamore, Tl
Maria Redulph
Aliré
WRT
de Kalb
Alf M. Dieszl
Rockford
Crystal Lake
Chicago
Crimes Sisters
Diesz
Johnny
Maria
Defense Deputy Prefers Long Range Missiles Before Space
Deputy Assistant Defense Secretary William M. Holaday said the United States will avoid a bold space leap until it has a robust arsenal of long range ballistic missiles. He told the American Rocket Society in New York that dependable missile capability and stockpiles must precede orbital launches, likening premature space ventures to locking the front door while the back door opens. The U.S. also seeks a six inch satellite test to orbit, while the Soviets have launched Sputnik, prompting Sen. Henry M. Jackson to criticize what he called Defense Department missteps in handling the situation.
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Washington
Unite Ed
Defense
William M. Holaday
Holaday
American Rocket Society
New York
United States
Soviet Union
Sputnik
Henry. M. Jackson
O-L Wash
Defense Department
Otto Preminger Divorced Suit Seeks Alimony Reliance
Hollywood report says Otto Preminger, 50, top film producer, is sued for divorce and alimony of 3521 dollars monthly by Mary Gardner Preminger, 24, a former New York fashion model. She cites his earnings over two hundred thousand dollars and accuses him of removing valuable art objects and property and denying a fair share of community assets.
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Hollywood
SNS
Otto Preminger
Mary Gardner Preminger
New York
Los Angeles
INS
Preminger
California
Leonard Harmon
Ivar Stakeeld
Richard Fryer
Israel Cohen
Aington
D.C
Picasso
First American missile program praised by Democrat chair
Paul M Butler says Truman era produced all operational missiles in U S arsenal while Eisenhower era faced failures. George S Trimble of Martin Co notes Vanguard rocket launch and Vanguard satellite attempts. Rear Adm Hyman G Rickover urges speedy construction of space programs and missile efforts.
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Paul M. Butler
Truman
U.S
Eisenhower
George S. Trimble
Dent
Martin Co
Vanguard
Hyman G. Rick
Jever
Fragmentary note on underwater satellites and submarines
Fragmented text mentions underwater satellites and atom powered submarines. It references Russia and a submarine described as five times larger. No clear names, dates, or concrete details are readable.
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