Eisenhower to undergo major head to toe physical
President Eisenhower announced at a news conference that he will have a major head to toe physical examination Friday to assess heart health and overall condition. He said the checkup, not specifically aimed at his Denver heart attack, will include cardio tests and usual procedures. The president did not disclose exact reasons or timing beyond confirming the plan.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Eisenhower Gade
San Francisco
Denver
George
George D-Ga
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sidney Hatkin
Air Force
Harry P. Cain
Subversive Activities Control Board
Tos
Secutr
Sreeps
Cain
Ray Scherer
NBC
The Talking Mailbox and Mechanical Vendors
Vending machines now serve the public in many forms from gum and candy to drinks and books. The essay notes the limits of automation, asserting human relations and spiritual values cannot be bought, and urges using saved time for prayer and service to others.
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Robert L. , DD
United States
God
Eisenhower Sees Big Indiana Lead In Primary Vote
Five states held primaries with Indiana showing a clear Republican lead for Eisenhower over Kefauver in a light vote. Kefauver faced no Democratic opposition, while Gov. George Craig called the Kefauver result a Democratic setback. Other state results included Florida renomination of Leroy Collins and Ohio contests for governor.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Eisenhower
Estes Kefauver
Annette Daly
Adlai E. Stevenson
George Craig
Kefauver
Democratic Oe
Charlies E. Skinh
Skillen
Democratic
Adlai Stevenson
Leroy Collins
William A. Washburne Jr
Collins
George Smathers
Florida
C. William Oneill
Aren Vv. DiSalle
Ohio
Sth
Frank Lausche
Four Killed in Greek Riots Over Cyprus Executions
In Athens Greek mobs attacked the U S Information Service office and protested Britain after two Greek Cypriots were sentenced to hang. Police reported gunfire, stoning, and clubs with four dead and 187 injured. troops fortified embassies and a first aid station treated dozens.
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Athens
Greece
U. S
Information Service Office
Britain
Britons Ready to Execute Two Cypriots in Nicosia
British authorities ordered a tight security cordon in Nicosia as they prepared to execute two Greek Cypriots, Michael Karaolis and Andreas Dimitrious, for political killings. The men faced death sentences after appeals failed, with tensions rising across Cyprus and calls for reprieve from Greece and British MPs.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Athens
John Harding
Greece
Michael Karaolis
Andreas Dimetrious
Karaolis
Cyrus
Eoka
Dimetrious
Famagusta
Cy Radio
Woman Attacks Car in Oklahoma City Altercation
Police arrest 34 year old Fanny Stepney after she attacked a parked car causing heavy damage. She reportedly tinkered under the hood, then kicked and punched the vehicle, threw rocks at it and at a bystander who offered help. Docket lists drunkenness as the formal charge.
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Oklahoma City
Fanny Stepney
Tentative Approval Granted to New Farm Bill
The Senate Agriculture Committee tentatively approved a 1.2 billion soil bank farm program aligned with White House goals. The panel, by unanimous vote, backed the House bill after Eisenhower veto. A House grazing and field crop provision was dropped from the reserve payments. The committee left undecided mandatory price supports for rye oats barley and sorghums and planned further closed-door votes.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Ellender
D-La
House
Eisenhower
Eliender
Third Military Plane Crashes In Two Days
Norfolk VA reports a Navy attack plane from Oceana Naval Air Station crashed marking the third military air crash in Hampton Roads within two days. A Skyraider and a Langley B 57 twin jet also crashed nearby leaving several crew missing and two confirmed fatalities.
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Norfolk
Oceana Naval Air Station
Hampton Roads Area
Ft. Story
Oceana
Chesapeake Bay
Winston W. Salter
Usn
Langley Air Force Base
Ship Shoal Island
Henry J. McGee
John S. White
Salter
Fire alarms prompt false calls from busy intersection
Jamestown detectives traced a kindergarten girl who said she wanted to see what would happen after emergency crews responded to three false alarms at a busy intersection last week. Her mother consented to the incident.
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Jamestown
N.Y
Earl Thies
George Announces Senate Exit for NATO Post
Sen. George of Georgia says he will not seek re election. He accepted a personal envoy role to NATO from President Eisenhower and plans to serve out his term until January while pursuing the ambassadorial post. Immediate implications include vacant key Foreign Relations Committee leadership and a likely Senate seat transition to Herman Talmadge after a primary.
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Washington
Sen
George
D-Ga
Eisenhower
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Capitol
NATO
White House
Senate
Worth Daniels
Daniels
Augusta
le E Associates
Herman Talmadge
Record Lows Hit North Carolina As Cold Front Spreads
A cold air surge brought freezing readings across North Carolina last night. Raleigh Durham Airport logged 32 degrees the area's May record low, with frost in scattered spots. Wilmington 42, Greensboro 35 tied for late season, Clingmans Peak 28 the state low, and other readings near 38 41.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Raleigh-Durham
U. S. Weather Bureau
M. E. Gardner
North Carolina State College Horticulture Department
Horseback
Wilmington
Greensboro
Hatteras
Clingman’s Peak
New Bern
Beth City
Winston-Sam
Charlotte
Air Force May Get More B52s
Secretary of Defense Charles E. Wilson told a Senate Appropriations subcommittee the defense budget funds 202 B52 bombers, 12 more than requested, and speeds up the 202 B32s by four to five months. He cited a $26.2 billion plan supporting eight-jet intercontinental bombers and reiterated uncertainty about timing of production. Senate and House debates followed with calls for frank military testimony on defense needs and potential strength.
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Washington
Charles E. Wilson
Air Force
Wilson
Senate
Sen. Robertson
D-Va
Joint Chiefs of Staff
House
Robertson
Military Chiefs of Staff
Tyoe
Dogo
Trent
Tito and wife tour Versailles with guarded crowds
President Tito of Yugoslavia and his wife toured the Versailles chateau and gardens with police protection and restricted access. The visit followed Parisian hosting at the Elysee Palace with reporters kept at a distance amid protests elsewhere in Paris over Cardinal Stepinac.
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Paris
Tito
Yugoslavia
Versailles
Titos
Elysee Palace
Rene Coty
Cardinal Stepinac
Bomb Experts Ready For Possible Dud
Weapons experts aboard the USS Mt. McKinley at Eniwetok Atoll say they are prepared for a rare nonexplosive outcome of the H bust test. If the bomb does not explode, teams from Sandia and Los Alamos would disarm and salvage usable components under strict radiological safety rules.
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MT. Mckinley
Eniiwetok Atoll
Ee Cape
U.S
Task Force 7
Sandia
N.M
Los Alamos Weapons Laboratories
Red Star defends Stalin amid WWII accountability clash
Moscow army paper Red Star rejects charges that Stalin left the Soviet Union unprepared for Hitler's onslaught. The critique follows Military Herald blaming Stalin for ignoring intelligence warnings. Red Star cites central leadership foresight and commemorates V-E Day.
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Moscow
Red Star Today
Joseph Stalin
Soviet Union
Nazi Germany
Military Herald
Georgi Zhukov
Stalin
Hitler
Russia
Red Star
Seltzer Called Back In Tax Trial
In St Louis the government recalls former Treasury attorney Frederick M Seltzer as a witness in the tax fixing trial of Mat thew Connelly T Lamar Caudle and Harry S Schwimmer. Flinn testified he gave no immunity promises to Sachs and Truman’s deposition is cited as defense. The trial, begun Monday, is expected to last weeks.
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ST. Louis
Treasury Department
Truman
Frederick M. Seltzer
Kansas City
Matthew. . Connelly
T. Lamar Caudle
Harry S. Schwimmer
Ernest M. Flinn
Internal Revenue Service
Flinn
Federal Court
Caudle
Justice Department
Connelly
New York
White House
Schwimmer
Irving Sachs
Sachs
Elly
Matt
PS Sarang
Connelly and Caudle
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