Eisenhower ends Florida stay plans return to Washington
President Eisenhower spends his last full day in Key West during convalescence from his September heart attack. He plans to fly back tomorrow afternoon after finalizing a farm message to Congress and weighs a potential 1956 reelection run. Doctors approve light exercise but warn against deep sea fishing amid recovery.
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Florida
Washington
Howard M. Snyder
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Goa
Benson
Congress
Ball Park
White House
Heredity Blamed In Heart Deaths
Dr. Irvine Page of Cleveland says heredity drives rising heart deaths more than high pressure. He cites 800000 current deaths and 1200000 projected for 1960, urges fat reduction and exercise, and calls for education and a shift to identifying causes.
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Los Angeles
Irvine Page
Cleveland
Ohio
American Heart Assa
Pyramids
Egypt
Page
Los Angeles County Medical Assa
Chile Arrests Tap 'International Communism' Amid Unrest
Chile authorities arrest at least 250 across cities under a state of siege as Ibanez government fights unrest and a looming nationwide strike by the Central Labor Union. Union leaders, politicians, and editors are among those detained while a wage and price freeze plan is pushed to curb inflation.
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Santiago
Chile
Carlos Thanez
Ibanez
Big
Central Labor Union
CUT
Uhon
Baudillo Casanova
Casanova
Pres
Clotario Best
Benjamin Videla
Congress
Jorge Prat
the Treasury
Wayward House Vanishes Again in Albuquerque Hills
D M Robinette reports a buff colored three bedroom house built on 20 by 24 feet vanished from the west bank hills by the Rio Grande. The structure and its supporting blocks disappeared between Friday and last Monday according to the sheriff's office.
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Albuquerque
D. M. Robinette
Robinette
Rio Grande
Sheriff’s Office
New Stir In Security Case Sparks Controversy
A loyalty board ruled William Henry Taylor loyal, reversing a June finding. The decision drew sharp disagreement as Byron N. Scott said it undermines testimony by Attorney General Brownell and Elizabeth Bentley, while Henry S. Waldman denied linking names to the case. Taylor, 48, heads the Middle East unit at the IMF and has been a citizen since 1940.
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William Henry Taylor
Atty
Brownell
Elizabeth Bentley
Byron N. Scott
International Monetary Fund
Henry S. Waldman
Taylor
Monetary Fund
Middle East
T. Paul Fairbank
International Organization
Loyalty Board
Truman
Treasury Department
Harry Dexter White
the Treasury
White
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Bentley
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
FBI
Socconeter
Population estimates and 1960 projections in High Point
The Sunday Enterprise previews tomorrow's issue with an estimate of current High Point population and a forecast for 1960. It notes a history of colleges sought by local churches, and asks how a stretch sock became a long lasting hosiery trend. The paper promises business news, a large crossword, and local images.
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Sunday Enterprise
North Carolina
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Enterprise Financial
House of These
Mansfield urges daily assessment of U S foreign policy
Sen. Mansfield proposes a daily appraisal of American foreign policy to counter Russian cold war moves. He criticizes rigid strategies, notes leapfrogging by the Soviet Union into the Middle East, South Asia and Africa, and calls containment less effective now. He spoke after a Dulles briefing to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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Mansfield
D-Mont
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U. S
Montana Democrat
Soviet Union
Middle East
South Asia
Africa
Dulles
Committee On the World Outlook
Scales Appeal Date Extended
Washington report says Junius Scales, former Communist Party leader in the Carolinas and Tennessee, has until January 16 to perfect his appeal to the U S Supreme Court. Scales was convicted last April for Smith Act membership provisions and sentenced to six years in prison after appealing to the Fourth Circuit for a rehearing.
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Washington
Junius Scales
Carolinas
Tennessee
U. S. Supreme Court
Scales
U. S. Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
Eastland cites press infiltration as Times target
Senator Eastland said evidence grows of Communist efforts to penetrate major media including the New York Times. He noted 14 of 18 witnesses were Times staffers, with Dr Benjamin Fine admitting a wartime Communist affiliation and urging students to avoid the party line. Two Times employees were fired or resigned over Fifth Amendment refusals.
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D-Miss
Senate
Internal Security
New York Times
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Times
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R-Ind
GOP
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Fine
Columbia University
Communist Party
Dr. Fine
Preenee
York Times
Nathan Aleskovsky
Sunday
Jack Shafer
Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier Attend Monte Carlo Ball
Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier III appeared at a Waldorf Astoria ball in New York, first public showing since engagement. Proceeds aid music therapy for U S and British veterans. Monte Carlo theme featured gala ballet and fashion show with 1,000 guests.
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Monaco
Grace Kelly
Prince Rainier III
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Philadelphia
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Diplomatic Corps
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Great Britain
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U.S
Heart Surgery Fatal To Child in Nashville
LeRoy Brunson George Jr., 10, of Canton North Carolina, died after a major heart operation at Vanderbilt Hospital. Doctors said he was born with two defects including aorta constriction and openings in heart chamber partitions. Memorials held at Scarritt College Chapel. funeral plans announced for Canton.
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Nashville
Tenn
LeRoy Brunson George Jr
Canton
N.C
Vanderbilt Hospital
LeRoy B. George
Hugh Matthews
Matthews
Scarritt College
Advisory Committees on School Segregation Falter in Probe
A Raleigh survey finds local advisory committees on school segregation mostly studied the issue with little action. Of 39 units surveyed, 17 set up groups, 14 did not, and eight used school boards as study groups. Some committees included Negro members though many never met or made concrete recommendations. The state urged suspending work while drafting pupil assignment regulations. Forsyth County’s 21 member panel recommended maintaining current policies for the year, with one of four Black members opposing.
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W. W. Taylor
State Advisory Committee On
Tom Pearsall
Rocky Mount
Forsyth County
Edwards Seeks Lieutenant Governor Bid in Democratic Primary
Hookerton North Carolina Alonzo C Edwards veteran legislator and farm leader announced his candidacy for lieutenant governor in the May 26 Democratic primary. Edwards 51 a Hookerton native has long been active in farm legislation and led the North Carolina Farm Bureau.
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N.C
Alonzo C. Edwards
Edwards
Ben Douglas
Charlotte
Department of Conservation and Development
Kidd Brewer
Raleigh Insurance
Edwin Pate
North Carolina Farm Bureau
Greene County
Amason and
Shriner
Advisory Budget Commission
Board of Awards
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