Eisenhower Heads On Latin America Good Will Tour
President Eisenhower prepares a 15 minute radio television speech before leaving for a 15,560 mile trip to Brazil Argentina Chile and Uruguay. He travels with eight members of the National Advisory Committee on Inter American Relations led by Christian Herter and Milton Eisenhower.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Latin America
White House
James C. Hagerty
ABC
CBS
Mutual Radio
Nbc-Tv
NBC
Brazil
Argentina
Chile
Uruguay
Hemisphere
Puerto Rico
Europe
Middle East
Africa
Soviet Union
Far East
Daryl Chessman
Chessman
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Milton S. Eisenhower
Britain Welcomes Heir as Queen’s New Prince Arrives
Queen Elizabeth and her newborn son 7 pounds 3 ounces received a flood of visitors and congratulatory messages. Prince Philip attended a football game, and dignitaries from Geoffrey Fisher to Pope John XXIII offered praise. Royal pageantry included a 36‑fighter formation and gun salutes as the palace celebrated.
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London
Elizabeth
Prince
Prince Philip
Buckingham Palace
Princess Margaret
Canterbury
Geoffrey Fisher
Church of England
John H. Peel
Prince Charles
Anne
Charles de Gaulle
France
John XXIII
Vatican
George Christopher
San Francisco
Moscow
Cuba Press Demands broader U S action after apology
Revolucion, the Fidel Castro movement paper in Havana, called Washington's apology for the U S private plane raid a moral victory but said it was inadequate. It urged the United States to uncover bases of operations against Cuba and bring organizers to trial.
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Fidel Castro
Revolutionary Movement
Washington
United States
Revolucion
U. S
Cuba
Miami
Castro
U.S
Chrys Chessman
California
Eisenhower
Welsh twins love race hoax shocks Bangor crowd
Jean Gowans reveals a staged 104 mile engagement race between twins Vaughn and Howard Clarke was a publicity stunt meant to put Bangor on the map. She says there was never a real plan for engagement and the prank spiraled out of control amid university high jinks.
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Bangor
Wales
Jean Gowans
Insead
Vaughn
Howard Clarke
University College of Bangor
Twins
Miss Gowans
Jean
Civil Rights Battle Pauses for Appropriation Bills
Senate leaders plan to pause civil rights debate to push appropriation bills. Senator Hayden says money measures will be finished promptly to avoid logjams as the Democratic convention approaches. Dirksen challenges the delay and urges immediate action on civil rights.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Senate Appropriations Committee
Hayden
Commerce Department
Los Angeles
Mansfield
House
Eisenhower
Everett M. Dirksen
Ill
Bruton Selected as North Carolina Attorney General
T Wade Bruton longtime assistant attorney general chosen by Gov Hodges to succeed Malcolm Seawell who resigns to run for governor Bruton plans to seek the Democratic nomination in spring primary The move shifts Ralph Moody from the field and Bruton vows to discharge duties with distinction Bruton 57 a Duke Law graduate and veteran of state government and the National Guard is married to Marion Pratt Bruton’s wife died earlier this month
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Raleigh
T. Wade Bruton
Hodges
Bruton
Malcolm B. Seawell
Philadelphia
Ralph Moody
Capitol
Montgomery County
Duke University Law School
North Carolina General Assembly
Montgomery
State National Guard
State Headquarters
Jim Brummitt
Oxford
Marion Pratt
Durham
Huge Northeast Snow Storm paralyzes region and claims lives
The Associated Press reports a major weekend snow storm hit the Northeast with 18 deaths across five states. Snowdrifts reached 18 feet in places while the Pennsylvania Turnpike faced 36 hours of closures and thousands hunkered in shelters and restaurants along the throughway.
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Central Plains
New York State Thruway
Syracuse
Buffalo
Atlantic Seaboard
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Allegheny Mountains
Somerset
New York State
Kansas
Safety Record Broken Thomasville Girl 13 Killed By Car
Alice Frances Cornelius 13 of Colonial Drive was struck on Randolph Street near Main by Jerry Lowder 20 who said she stepped from between parked cars into his path. She died from a fractured skull and broken neck at City Memorial Hospital. The crash remains under investigation with no charges yet filed.
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Thomasville
Alice Frances Cornelius
Colonial Drive
Randolph Street
Main
Jerry Lowder
Route 2
Lowder
City Memorial Hospital
Green Ambulance
Colonial Street School
Kannapolis
Ernest and
Estelle Cornelius
Pentagon reveals vast system of manuals for writing manuals
The Defense Department shows a large collection of training and technical instruction manuals across services. Air Force lists about 600, Navy 300, Army possibly 1,000 current, totaling around 2,000, with topics including controversial Air Force discussions.
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Military
Pentagon
Air Force
Navy
Army
Defense
Thomas S. Gates Jr
Gates
The
Lackland Air Force Base
Tex
Training Command
Homer H. Hyde
Sunken Harbor Explore Caesarea by Deep Sea Divers
American-Israel Society and Princeton Theological Seminary will sponsor a spring expedition to explore the ancient Caesarea harbor off Israel. The project aims to shed light on King Herod the Great era and biblical passages mentioning Caesarea.
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Washington
Caesarea
Herod the Great
American-Israel Society
Princeton Theological Seminary
Israel
Explosion Injures 11 at Jersey Chemical Plant
An explosion at the Diamond Alkali Co. plant in Newark during lunch hour injured 11 workers and damaged the two story factory. Anthony Castelli of Moonachie died from a crushed chest. Plant manager John Burton of Cranford and firefighter Joseph Palmisano were among the injured.
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Diamond Alkali Co
John Burton
Cranford
Anthony Castelli
Moonachie
Joseph C. Palmisano
Robber Strikes Colonial Country Club Caddy
A masked man in a tan raincoat and hat robbed a caddy at Colonial Country Club in Asheboro. He produced a long barreled pistol, demanded money, then fled with $2, leaving the victim penniless.
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Asheboro
Colonial Country Club
Bar car voyage on LIRR draws commuter crowd
Long Island Railroad tests a passing bar car from New York to Port Jefferson drawing crowds as riders flock to Car 4. Bartender Russell Golding reports 100 scotches and numerous cocktails sold. the event marks a bold, controversial experiment amid the line’s busy schedule.
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Port Jefferson
New Haven
Westchester County
Connecticut
Long Island
Robert Steinacher
Jamaica Station
Syosset
Russell Golding
Golding
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J. C. Green and Sons Funeral Home
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Azodus
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Joppa
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