President Eisenhower Undergoes Emergency Surgery
Surgeons operated at Walter Reed Hospital to relieve an intestinal obstruction. The President's post operative condition is very satisfactory, according to White House press secretary James Hagerty. The operation was described as successful and took place early today in Washington.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Washington
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Army
Walter Reed Hospital
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Robert L. Schulz
Hagerty
Denver
Dewey Long
Old Questions Reappear Nomination Hinges On Ike's Recovery
Eisenhower undergoes an exploratory operation for ileitis and a partial small intestine blockage. Doctors stress heart not involved, recovery timing could shape his 1960 nomination and GOP race. If illness lengthens, potential candidates scramble as Hagerty reports a successful, though delicate, procedure.
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Eisenhower
Sen. Knowland
California
Senate
Knowland
Rejection Predicted Of Bulganin Disarmament Plan
Soviet Premier Bulganin proposed a new disarmament approach including cuts in Soviet and Western forces in Germany. Officials expect a rejection due to lack of safeguards, risking U S forces in West Germany and Western Europe. Bulganin urges a full UN inquiry into subcommittee work and a new path forward.
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Germany
Bulgarin
East Germany
Poland
America
West Germany
Europe
Atlantic
United States
Bulganin
Adenauer
Eden
Guy Mollet
U.N
London
U.N. Committee On Disarmament
New York
Canada
Spiritual Emphasis Week at Green Street Baptist Church
Dr. Chester E. Swor, renowned lecturer, leads Spiritual Emphasis Week at Green Street Baptist Church June 13 to 17. Morning Watch 7 to 7 45 a.m. Wednesday through Saturday. evening services at 7 30. informal conference follows with youth questions. Swor, Mississippi native, holds degrees from Mississippi College UNC Columbia Baylor Oxford. He has taught at Sunflower Junior College and Mississippi College and travels about 45 000 miles yearly for Southern Baptist work.
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Chester E. Swor
Green Street Baptist Church
Swot
Swor
Mississippi
Mississippi College
University of North Carolina
Columbia
Baylor University
Oxford University
Sunflower Junior College
South
Southern Baptist Convention
God’s Business Man LeTourneau to Speak in Lexington
The Lexington Ministerial Association sponsors R G LeTourneau in a weekend appearance June 16 17. He addresses a rally at Lexington Second Reformed Church Saturday night and speaks at First Baptist Church Sunday morning. LeTourneau travels by plane and funds his own trips. He has spoken in North Carolina many times and flown the world’s equivalent of over 100 trips in the last two decades.
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Lexington Ministerial Association
R. G. LeTourneau
LeTourneau
Lexington Second
Graduates Honored by Oak View WSCS Fellowship
The WSCS of Oak View Methodist Church will honor 1956 high school and college graduates tonight at a Fellowship Supper. The meal will be served in the church hut at 6 30 p.m.
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WSCS
Oak View Methodist Church
Evangelist John A Leland to sermon at Deep River Camp
Jacksonville evangelist John A Leland will lead services at Deep River Camp nine miles from High Point on Highway 62. Campaign runs June 22 through July 1 with services nightly at 730 PM, under camp director Spencer A Williamson of Lakeland FL.
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Deep River
John A. Leland
Jacksonville
Fla
Deep River Camp
High Point
Highway 62
Spencer A. Williamson
Lakeland, Fla
Pilgrim Youth to Attend National Convention at Wienena Lake
Nine youths and seven adults from Pilgrim Holiness Church will attend the National Pilgrim Youth Convention at Wienena Lake Indiana from June 13 to 17. The group travels by car and leaves early Tuesday morning. Delegates include Ted Jennings Danny Jennings and Judy Me.
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Pilgrim Holiness Church
Wienena Lake
Ind
Ted Jennings
Danny Jennings
Judy Memore
Newark councilman shot by burglar in home
Newark City Council member Jack M. Waldor, 56, was shot twice during a struggle with a burglar in his bedroom closet after returning from a circus with family. His condition was listed as critical at Beth Israel Hospital.
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Newark
N. J
Jack M. Waldor
Waldor
Waldors
Cathy
Beth Israel Hospital
Walder
Segregation Debate Set By Legion
A motion to remove racial barriers within the state Legion and to end a clause banning Negroes from office was presented at the organization’s convention. Division 6 proposed amendments, but the Committee on Constitution and Bylaws gave an unfavorable recommendation. Judge L J Phipps declined comment. Z W Alexander stated approval would reach the convention despite the report. a two thirds vote was required.
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Cormatts
Sonsaresee Ss Northeen
Serene Legion
Veteran’s
L. J. Phipps
Chapel Hill
Department
Z. W. Alexander
Dulles Warns of Giant Soviet Military Program
Secretary of State Dulles told an Ames Iowa audience that Soviet leaders are conducting a gigantic effort to build up military strength as a hedge against security for Asia and the far east. He urged about 40 billion dollars yearly for U S armed forces and foreign aid while praising military alliances and criticizing strict neutrality as obsolete.
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Iowa
Dulles
Russia
Siiaa
Iowa State College
Congress
United States
Moscow
Soviet Union
Adenauer Lands In New York
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer arrived at Idlewild Airport from Bonn and wished President Eisenhower a speedy recovery after his operation. He said his visit aims to promote peace and liberty and noted plans to meet U.S. figures including Secretary of State Dulles.
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Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Germany
Eisenhower
Adenauer
Idlewild
Bonn
America
United States
Ing
Europe
State Dulles
North Carolina State Bids for USDA Animal Disease Lab
Tar Heel officials will bid to locate a $19 million USDA animal disease research laboratory near North Carolina State College in Raleigh. A UNC delegation will travel to St Louis on June 27 to outline the state’s claim, with Governor Hodges and Agriculture officials backing the State College site.
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North Carolina State College
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Consolidated University of North Carolina
St. Louis
William C. Friday
USDA
State College
North Carolina
Agriculture
Benson
Hodges
Seventure
L. Y. Ballentine
Tar Heel
W. D. Carmichael Jr
Wiliam P. Saunders
Stock Market Slides on Eisenhower Illness
Investors eyed Washington for guidance as President Eisenhower's illness sent stocks to their sharpest drop since October 1955. The 60 stock average fell $3 to $177 with an estimated $3 billion wiped from NYSE values, while late gains offered little certainty about a sustained reversal.
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New York
Washington
Eisenhower
Washington News
Martin Gilbert
Wall Street
Bache & Co
Associated Press
New York Stock Exchange
Hodges Backers to Get 25 Percent Refund
In Raleigh, contributors to Gov. Hodges campaign will receive a 25 percent refund after Hodges reported campaign receipts and expenses to Secretary of State Thad Eure. The final report shows refunds totaling 31776 and expenses of 31217.24, indicating pre refund contributions above forty thousand dollars. Campaign Manager Harold Makepeace said money is being returned to donors, noting the governor preferred to return excess funds.
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Raleigh
Harold Makepeace
Sanford
Rum Sac
Nixon assures young Republicans Eisenhower will return soon
Vice President Nixon told a GOP leadership group that President Eisenhower would be back on the firing line soon as Eisenhower recovered from surgery at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. Nixon urged practical views on politics and cautioned against overoptimism in the campaign.
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Washington
Nixon
Eisenhower
Walter Reed
States
District of Columbia
Frederick Brown Harris
Senate
Eisenhower Recovers Nicely From Early Morning Operation
President Eisenhower is recovering most satisfactorily after a predawn emergency operation. Press secretary James Hagerty said at 10:54 a.m. that the President's spirits and morale are high, with no further medical details released.
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Washington
Eisenhower
James Hagerty
Hagerty
Thirsty High Pointers A Dairy Industry Grows In High Point
A Sunday Enterprise feature traces the rise of the local dairy industry with ample milk supply. Another story by Dick Bickerton outlines public sanitation duties in the Thomasville health department. Reporter Pete Jones explores vacation plans for High Pointers. Sunday Editor Dave Gillespie profiles acting UNC president Bill Friday and his family.
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High Point
Forrest Cates
Dick Bickerton
Thomasville
Pete Jones
Enterprise
OUR Man Friday
Dave Gillespie
Bill Friday
UNC
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