Health poll finds 3 of 5 doctors see Eisenhower fit for second term
U S News and World Report published a poll of 246 heart specialists from 444 contacted via Benson Benson Inc Princeton. Results show 60.3 percent say he is physically able to serve a second term while 39.7 percent say no and 64.4 percent think a heart attack survivor can hold the presidency. Eisenhower said at Key West that he has not decided.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U.S. News and World Report
Benson Benson, Inc
Princeton
N. J
American Medical Assn
American Board of Internal Medicine
Journal of the
AMA
U. S. News and World Report
Key West, Fla
Jordan Installs New Regime After Weekend Unrest
Jordan forms a new government with Samir El Rifai as premier and Ibrahim Hashem as deputy premier after rioting and protests over the Baghdad Pact. Syrian reports say 11 killed and 38 wounded. large student demonstrations supported the unrest in Damascus and other cities.
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Amman
Jordan
Samir el Rifai
Ibrahim Hashem
Damascus
Iraq
Arab Legion
Jerusalem
School Destroyed By Fire In Hertford
About 275 Hertford grammar school pupils, mostly on a drill, evacuated as a two story brick building burned mid morning. Firefighters from Hertford Elizabeth City and Edenton confined the blaze to the school and saved the nearby cafeteria with no casualties. Students were bused to Perquimans High School and will likely transfer to Perquimans or Winfall schools. A teacher saw sparks from a hallway light before the blaze. damage estimates were not yet available.
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Hertford
N.C
Hertford Grammar School
Elizabeth City
Edenton
Perquimans High School
Perquimans
Winfall
Political speaker event at N C State College
Presidents of the Young Democratic and Young Republican clubs in North Carolina are set to speak at the N C State College YMCA tonight. Henry Wilson Jr. of Monroe and Mrs. Mel Prusa of Tyler will discuss Platform Issues of the Political Parties in 1956.
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Raleigh
Young Democratic
Young Rosantenn
North Carolina
N.C. State College
College Ymca
Henry Wilson Jr
Monroe
YDC
Mel Prusa
Tylorsville
Stevenson criticizes Ike in CBS Face the Nation interview
Adlai E. Stevenson said the nations’ ties are perilous and charged the State of the Union message was political in tone. He argued the United States has lost military lead to Soviet Russia and warned from Iceland to Japan we face greater peril while advocating more aid to underdeveloped countries and less bluster. He also denounced Dulles’s GOA remark about India and said the domestic program in the Union message is better.
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Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
Anged
Stevenson
CBS
Face the Nation
Gress
Republican Party
United States
Eisenhower
Soviet Russia
Congress
Acapulco Rocked by Six Earthquakes Injure 106
Acapulco faced heavy damage after six Sunday earthquakes beginning at 1:12 am. No fatalities reported. 106 injured mostly from flying glass and collapsing structures. major damage in Colonia Progreso. one four story building near Hotel Papagayo collapsed. fears of aftershocks kept hundreds on beaches and streets.
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Acapulco
Mexico
U.S
Juan Altamirano
Colonia Progreso
Papagayo
Mexico City
Aria
Lausche Says He Is Available for Democratic Nomination
Gov. Frank J. Lausche of Ohio says he would be available for the Democratic nomination for president but has no plans to seek it. He cites encouragement from voters in several states and notes he is running for the U S Senate seat held by Republican William Bender. Lausche admires Eisenhower and would back the Democratic rival if Eisenhower is the Republican nominee.
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Cleveland
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Florida
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Indiana
Minnesota
Candiate
S. Senate
Qnorne Bender
Eisenhower
Rissahele
Plans Still Indefinite Ike Returns To Work At White House Today
President Eisenhower returns to the White House after a four month layoff due to a heart attack. He appears chipper but noncommittal on a second term while confirming he will assume full duties and engage in staff work.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Arthur Burns
Florida
Key Piew
Dee
Denver
Key West
Tly
Naval Base
New Chemical Lets Transplants Move Between Mice
In Bar Harbor Maine scientists announce ES a chemical that overcomes tissue rejection enabling living cells grafts between mice. Roscoe J Jackson Memorial Laboratory and the American Cancer Society report Dr George D Snell and colleagues used ES to permit successful mouse transplants with potential cancer control implications.
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Bar Harbor
Maine
Roscoe J. Jackson Memorial Laboratory
American Cancer Society
George D. Snell
Nathan Kaliss
Avrion Mitchison
Andrew Kandutsch
Sally Allen
Shiela Counce
Snell
Eisenhower urges soil bank plan to curb farm surplus
President Eisenhower asks Congress to vote a soil bank as part of a nine point program to ease farmers plight. He notes the paradox of prosperity for most yet declining farm income and proposes using surplus crops to reduce output with cash payments and surplus stock. The plan would add about one billion dollars to farmers pockets and expand price support reforms and rural development.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Soil Bank
Tar Heels Expect Ike To Indicate Political Intentions
Winston-Salem Republicans expect President Eisenhower to hint at or declare his 1956 reelection plans during a closed telecast saluting him. The event features U S Sen Styles Bridges as keynote and Rep Charles R Jonas introducing him, with tickets selling well.
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Tar Heels
Ike
Winston-Salem
Eisenhower
U.S
GOP
Ray Jen
Taylorsville
Associated Press
Jennings
Gikerson Semone
Hickman
U. S
Styles Bridges
R-Nh
Bridges
New Hampshire
Senate
North Carolina
Charles R. Jonas
Lincolnton
Northeast Braces for Icy Highways as Storm Lingers
The Northeast faces ice slick roads and numerous accidents as a large stationary storm center lingers between the Atlantic coast and Bermuda. Two deaths are linked to icy conditions while milder weather later today may ease the hazard.
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Associated Press
Atlantic Coast
Bermuda
New England
New York City
Seaboard
Weather Bureau
Washington
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
Georgia
Mercury
Reactor tested aboard Fort Worth B-36 bomber
Air Force and Convair announce tests of an atomic reactor in a B36 to study radiation effects and shielding for airborne nuclear instruments. They stress no explosion danger, reactors only during flight over designated areas, with safety precautions and local official alerts. The aircraft is grounded at Convair for further tests after past flights.
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Fort Worth
Tex. P
Air Force
Convair
Southwest
Virginians Vote Today On Proposal
Virginians vote on a constitutional amendment to allow public funds for tuition grants to private schools. The measure, tied to Governor Stanley’s education commission, seeks to bypass integration limits by funding students from districts with abandoned public schools or parents who choose private options. The plan also proposes an assignment system enabling schools to place pupils beyond race considerations, pending legislative action this week.
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Richmond
Supreme Court
Thomas B. Stanley
Commission On Public Education
Commission. Com
Forest Fires Raged in Four Areas of Greenville County
Forest fires swept multiple sections of upper Greenville County in South Carolina. Firefighters battled wind driven blazes near Corbin Mountain, Table Rock Cove, Tigersville, and Gowensville while volunteers saved dwellings and about 1,000 acres of timber burned in the wind driven blaze. No injuries or house damage reported in some fires.
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Greenville
S.C
Greenville County
Corbin Mountain
Terry Creek
Cleveland
Table Rock Cove
Table Rock Reservoir
Mountain Lake Colony
U.S. 276
Mid-Rmoning
Table Rock Road
Tigersville
U.S. 25
Gowensville
Grassy Church
Table Rock
Lakemont
North Reenville
12Th Communications Group
Donaldson Air Force Base
Doncoe
Outer Banks Highway Flooded by High Seas
Northeast winds up to 50 mph pushed high seas over Highway 158 washing stretches between Inlet and Hatteras and closing routes near Oregon Inlet. Kitty Hawk and Manteo schools reported impassable roads but no property damage or casualties were noted.
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Manteo
N.C
Highway 158
One Inlet
Hatteras
Oregon Met
Kitty Hawk
Manteo School
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