MacArthur In Hospital With Prostate Condition
General Douglas MacArthur is seriously ill but not in critical condition due to a nonmalignant enlargement of the prostate. Tests show a urinary obstruction, and he is cared for on the fourth floor of Wollman Pavilion with wife Jean nearby. His son Arthur visits. President Eisenhower sent good wishes on his birthday.
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Douglas MacArthur
1St Army
MacArthur
New Wollman Pavilion
Jean
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Arthur
Columbia
Eisenhower
Harry S. Truman
Sperry-Rand Corp
Kennedy Wins Round In New Hampshire Primary
In Concord Kennedy defeats two of three opponents in the New Hampshire presidential primary. One challenger vowed to contest Kennedy pledged delegate slate. Chicago’s Daly plans to enter pledged delegates on both ballots while secretary Jackson ruled two petitions invalid for dead or ineligible signers.
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Concord
N.H
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
New Hampshire
Kennedy
Chicago
Daly
Harry E. Jackson
Britt
Reds Said To Favor Castro
U S intelligence testimony on Castro portrays Cuban Communists as delighted with his government and ready to exploit his regime to advance regional communism. Gen. Cabell testified that Castro delegates to pro Communist allies and allows organized propaganda and infiltration. He cites Latin America as rising in communist influence with 220 000 to 240 000 Communists and 650 000 to 700 000 sympathizers.
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U. S
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Internal Security Subcommittee
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James O. Eastland
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Prensa Latina
Graham crusade enrages as anti Christian pamphlets spread
At Billy Graham's first Nigerian crusade in Lagos about 25 000 attendees were shown Yoruba anti Christian pamphlets stating Jesus was not the son of God. Anglican Bishop A W Howells confronted Islam's Naseem Saifi over the pamphlets while Graham urged change for Nigeria's future.
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Lagos
Naseem Saifi
West Africa
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Graham
Lipstick Industry Wins Reprieve On Color Review
Washington AP reports the lipstick industry won another reprieve as three of seventeen coal tar colors are restored to the harmless list after government action. Fifteen colors remain under review ahead of a congressional hearing.
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Washington
De Gaulle Praised in U S Over Algerian Crisis
Washington officials praise President Charles de Gaulle for handling the Algerian crisis decisively. They see a chance he can avert France’s disaster and preserve Atlantic Alliance unity amid past tensions with Britain and the United States.
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Charles de Gaulle
France
U. S
de Gaulle
Army Missile Chief Medaris Retires After Years of Urgency
Maj. Gen. John B. Medaris retires after four years leading the Army missile and space program. He pressured for more funding and fewer restrictions while warning of U S lag behind the Soviet space effort. His team launched Explorer I aboard a Jupiter C and pursued Saturn program ambitions.
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Ala
John B. Medaris
Saturgiey
Medaris
Soviet Union
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Araiy Wiker
Samuel Callahan
Air Materiel Command
Mobile
Army
United States
Army Ordnance Missile Command
National Aeroment Plans
February political action heats up in North Carolina
February becomes the decisive month in a heated North Carolina campaign. Voters will learn candidates for top state offices before the May 28 Democratic primary. Possible Senate challenger Addison Hewlett weighs a bid as gubernatorial plans firm, with Tren ton's John D. Larkins Jr. and Terry Sanford emerging. Cumberland Countian Terry Sanford Day signals his candidacy while I Beverly Lake and O Arthur Kirkman join as campaign organizers. Congressional races in the Third and Twelfth districts form in February as incumbents prepare exits and tragedy reshapes the 12th district with the death of Rep. David Hall.
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North Carolina
Tar Heel
Wilmington
Addison Hewlett
B. Everett Jordan
U.S. Senate
Hewlett
Trenton
John D. Larkins Jr
Fayetteville
Terry Sanford
Der
Cumberland Countian
I. Beverly Lake
O. Arthur Kirkman
Graham Barden
New Bern
Saactive
Carl T. Durham
Chapel Hill
David Hall
Sylva
Read Paper Bishop Urges Read Paper
An article notes Pike calling for readers to study scripture as part of preaching efforts. The piece emphasizes urging the faithful to engage with religious texts and reflect on spiritual messaging.
Ring Of Paratroops At Barricades Broken
In Algiers defiant French insurgents used a cheering mob to thwart army efforts to seal barricades. Women formed a living wall as paratroopers faced a surging crowd and loudspeakers urged calm yet threatened curfew. The army’s moves were repeatedly challenged by citizen support for the rebels.
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Algeria
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Charles de Aulle
Tne
1St Parachute Rifle Regiment
de Gaulle
Jean Gracieux
De Gaulle Holds Urgent Talks as Algeria Crisis Unfolds
President Charles de Gaulle and Premier Michel Debre met in Paris with advisers amid Algerian tensions. Pro‑de Gaulle demonstrations surged while government bans on travel and visas for Algeria were tightened. Massu faced dismissal as commander in Algeria during mass protests and support messages.
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Charles de Gaulle
Michel Debre
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Situ Massu
Barricades Possible if Force Moves Against De Gaulle
NEA correspondent Fred Sparks reports Paris shows solid support for De Gaulle in the Algerian crisis. He warns barricades could appear in the streets if the Army or any group attempts to oust him as head of France.
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France
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Sparks
Employment Outlook Rises as Hiring Plans Expand
A nationwide Labor Department survey shows employers optimistic about the business outlook and increasing hiring for the coming months. About three quarters of 149 major labor markets expect growth, with manufacturing and nonmanufacturing sectors sharing gains.
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Bureau of Employment Security
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