Eisenhower warns GOP unity amid divergent views
In Augusta and Miami Beach reports, President Eisenhower cites differences within the Republican Party and urges unity in a two party system. A North Carolina doctor warns about pressure groups aiming to control private medical practice, urging state medical societies to organize and address welfare state shifts. He notes rising dependence on public programs and hospital pools affecting private practice.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
GOP
Miami Beach
Fla
North Carolina
United States
Gibbons Westbrook Murphy
Asheville
Assn. of American Physicians and Surgeons
Sarent
Curiosity in Life and Faith by R L Dieffenbacher
The article explores curiosity as a driver of learning through the senses and as a spiritual force guiding deeper knowledge of God. It urges developing this inner curiosity to become more effective followers and better integrate faith with daily living.
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R. L. Dieffenbacher
D.D
NEA Service
God
Bailout Preview Planned for 92 000-Foot Test
A balloon ascent to 92 000 feet will lift a manikin gondola for unmanned bailout tests at New Brighton Minnesota. If successful, summer trials at Alamogordo New Mexico will use four Wright Air Development Center volunteers to simulate ascent and descent to 92 000 feet.
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Baltimore
Air Force
New Brighton
Minn
Air Research and Development Command
Alamogordo
N.M
Wright Air Development Center
Dayton
Ohio
Harry P. Nielson
Harry Collins
Austin W. Kibler
George A. Post
WADC
Aero Medical Laboratory
Navy Gathers Stranded Sailors From Paris to Naples
In Paris and Naples hundreds of sailors on shore leave from the 6th Fleet were rounded up after the fleet abruptly moved to the eastern Mediterranean. About 200 Paris leavees were flown to Naples and then to the carrier Forrestal, as the Navy arranged transport for stranded personnel.
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U.S
Sixth Fleet
Naples Harbor
Mediterranean Sea
Navy
Paris
France
Italy
6Th Fleet
Mediterranean
Naples
Forrestal
Yardstick Pay Plan Draws State Employee Ire
Raleigh officials defending a proposed graduated increase formula face criticism from state employee representatives who call the plan arbitrary and misapplied. Clifton Beckwith argues 75 salary grades are forced into 11 groups with seven increments ignored while Otis Banks notes the administration claims it will work.
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Hodges
Clifton Beckwith
The
State Employees
Assa
Jacob Albam Admits Spy Charges
Jacob Albam pleaded guilty to conspiring with Russians to obtain U S defense data for transmission to Russia. The 64 year old Lithuanian born man joined Jack Soble and Myra Soble who also pleaded guilty days earlier. Sentencing set for next Friday, with possible 10 year terms.
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New York
Jacob Albam
U.S
Russia
Albam
FBI
Jack Soble
Soble
Myra
Richard H. Levet
Ee Albam
Brooklyn
Harold O. N. Frankel
Sable
Manhattan
West 78Th St
Riverside Drive
Paris
Geneva
Lausanne
Vienna
U S Pushes Efforts To Avoid Arab War
Washington reports the United States mobilizing diplomacy to prevent a Jordanian crisis from sparking a wider Middle East war. Senate leaders Kinoy and Mansfield conferred with Secretary of State Knowland, who urged restraint and noted no armed insurrection or foreign military involvement yet.
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U.S
Washington
United States
Middle East
Senate
Kinowland
California
Sen
Mansfield
D-Mont
Knowland
McClellan Warns Labor Racketeering Threat
New York Sen John L McClellan warns at ANPA dinner that labor racketeering could fuel a gangsterism economy. He chairs the Senate Rackets Committee and says the investigation has barely begun and will continue exposing wrongdoing in labor and related sectors.
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New York
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Senatedustry
McClellan
Bio
Bureau of Advertising
Assn
ANPA
America
U S Says Suez Plan Trial Basis for Now
The United States will accept Egypt's Suez plan on a provisional basis but reserves final acceptance until trial. Ambassador Lodge told the U N Security Council the plan lacks guaranteed shipping freedom and cooperation, and only a contractual operation could bind it. Egypt would collect tolls and run the canal while pledging arbitration and ICC decisions on interpretation of the 1888 convention.
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United States
Egypt
Suez
U.S
U.N. Security Council
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nasser
Guillaume Guamo Piet Wedel
U. S
Lodge
International Court of Justice
Ledge
Crossfield Ready to Pilot X-15 to 4000 MPH
Scott Crossfield 35, conservatively dressed, is named to pilot the rocket powered North American X-15 on its maiden flight next year. Pentagon hints at speeds up to 4000 mph and 200000 feet, with Crossfield stressing the project as a step by step flying research lab.
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Los Angeles
Scott Crossfield
Pentagon
Washington
Crossfield
North American
Reaction Tors, Inc
Denville
N.J
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Cotton Price Curb Review Favored at Shippers Meeting
Agriculture Secretary Ezra Benson urged a reexamination of cotton price controls at the 33rd annual American Cotton Shippers Association convention in New Orleans. He warned against complacency despite rising exports and falling carryovers and cited rapid gains in production efficiency as a reason to rethink current farm price support and surplus disposal.
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New Orleans
Ezra Benson
Benson
American Cotton Shippers Assn
Toukan Widens Powers Amid Jordan Turmoil
Defense Minister Suleiman Toukan was named military governor as Hashem's government extends curfews in Jordan's five largest cities and bans public Moslem prayers. The crisis draws in Egypt Syria and Saudi Arabia while the U S Sixth Fleet moves into the eastern Mediterranean and Washington absolves international communism as a factor.
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Amman
Suleiman Toukan
Jordan
Hussein
Are Toukan
Ibrahim Hashem
Bill Aimed Directly At Hodges Spars In North Carolina Senate
In Raleigh Sen E Avery Hightower proposed a measure alleging state executive overreach and barring any General Assembly member from state government jobs for 24 months post adjournment. Sen Lunsford Crew condemned the bill as absurd and debate stalled as lawmakers adjourned to Monday.
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Raleigh
Anson
E. Avery Hightower
Senate
Hodges
Tar Heel
Executive Department of State
Legislative Branch
Lunsford Crew
Halifax
Hightower
General Assembly
Lega
Earthquakes Ring Three States From Maine To Massachusetts
A morning quake sequence rattled Maine New Hampshire and Massachusetts with no injuries or damage reported. The tremor lasted about ten seconds and was felt across a broad area including Portland Cape Elizabeth Biddeford Windham Topsham Brunswick Yarmouth Waterville Fairfield and North Vassalboro in Maine Concord Manchester and Nashua in New Hampshire and Andover and North Andover in Massachusetts. Police noted a separate quake in those Massachusetts towns just before 7 a.m.
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Portland
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Cape Elizabeth
Biddeford
Windham
Topsham
Brunswick
Yarmouth
Waterville
Fairfield
North Vassalboro
Concord
Manchester
Nashua
Andover
North Andover
Mass
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