Eisenhower to undergo medical checkup and meetings
President Eisenhower returns to Washington for a complete medical examination at Walter Reed Hospital after leaving his Gettysburg farm. Doctors plan X rays and tests to assess heart attack recovery and outline health for a possible 1952 bid. He will meet Republican and bipartisan leaders next week to discuss the State of the Union program and party strategy.
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Polio Curbed by Vaccine Says Basil O Connor
Basil O Connor head of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis says vaccinating 1 to 20 year olds with Salk vaccine will end paralytic polio and sharply reduce non paralytic polio. He spoke in Charlotte during the March of Dimes campaign and noted a 25 percent fund reduction.
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Washburn Guilty Of Bombing In Texas Trial
Harry L. Washburn, 39, Houston businessman, is convicted and sentenced to life in prison for the auto bombing that killed Helen Harris Weaver, 51, in San Angelo on January 19. The jury deliberated 3 1/2 hours as TV covered the trial, with the defense arguing the victim’s husband, Harry E. Weaver, was the real killer.
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State holds four million in reserve to match federal road funds
Gov Hodges announced nearly four million dollars in surplus highway funds would be reserved to match expanded federal aid. He allocated 2.656 million to seven road projects and 56 thousand for land near the State Highway Commission Building, with a total reserve of 3.983 million.
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NAACP leaders challenge Hodges segregation plan
In Charlotte NAACP president CHARLOTTE says Gov Hodges voluntary segregation shows a less than liberal attitude for a progressive state. He joins Charlotte leaders in a Unitarian forum arguing a ballot on segregation risks violence and endorses resistance at state level.
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Knowland frames tough anti Communist stance for 1956 bid
Senate Minority Leader Knowland of California portrays a hard line against communism as he weighs a 1956 Republican presidential bid. He warns against appeasement and urges a strong policy while noting Eisenhower's potential reentry and the Geneva spirit.
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Bank Thief Hunted In 3 States
A three state alert was issued for a bold middle aged robber who escaped with an estimated 30000 from the Leesville branch of the South Carolina National Bank. He fled with a woman in a black 1949 automobile after ordering employees and customers to the floor. The incident, involving a .45 pistol and a whisky scent, marked a rare bank robbery in the region and the exact sum is expected to be finalized next week.
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Ballentine Dissents Over Land Sale in North Carolina
Agriculture Commissioner Ballentine opposed the sale of the Piedmont test farm land near Statesville to Technical Furniture Co for 7000 dollars. Governor Hodges said the price followed a legislative committee’s recommendation to auction remaining land separately, with about 100 acres slated for first auction and the rest later.
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Herman Cone Dies At 60
Greensboro leader Herman Cone president and chairman of Cone Mills Corp died at Cone Memorial Hospital at age 60 after months of illness following a heart attack. He was a second generation figure in the family textile business.
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Eisenhower seeks 2.67 billion for foreign aid next year
The Eisenhower administration proposes to ask Congress for 2.67 billion dollars in new foreign aid funds for the coming year a slight decrease from this year. The Budget Bureau approved the figure after discussions with agencies and said the request covers 1.6 billion for economic and defense technical assistance and just over 1 billion for weapons shipments. Senator Russell indicated a willingness to support military aid but would cut economic aid. The White House plans a briefing with leaders next Tuesday on defense and foreign programs.
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Democrats and Republicans plan bipartisan fund drive
In Beverly Hills leaders from both parties approve a campaign fund plan inviting small contributions from citizens across the spectrum. Paul Butler says the effort aims to broaden the donor base with $1 to $5 gifts, while Leonard Hall notes GOP support with tax deduction ideas for individuals.
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Judge Disqualifies Himself After DUI Plea
In Oxnard California Municipal Court Judge Clare Pecht disqualified himself from case after Clare Weems Jr pleaded guilty to a drunken driving charge. Weems had crashed into the judge's car in front of Pecht's home, prompting the recusal.
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Sunday Enterprise Preview Promises Bus Driver Feature
The Sunday Enterprise teases tomorrow's issue with a major in depth look at what it takes to be a school bus driver. It highlights a Senior Citizen club in Thomasville and notes High Point leads in business growth from 1954 to 1955.
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