Butler Attacks Eisenhower Health and Leadership in 1960 Race
Democratic National Chairman Paul M Butler condemns Eisenhower as avoiding real leadership while doctors at Walter Reed Hospital conclude a yearly physical. He nails Nixon as unfit for the presidency and notes Kefauver and Stevenson mounting campaigns in California for June 5 primaries. ADA members warn Democrats against straddling civil rights for unity.
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Adlai Stevenson
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Los Angeles
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Democratic Party
Father Wins Daughter's Freedom
Leung Cheeh Sing, a 42 year old Singapore building contractor, flew 1200 miles to stop his 18 year old daughter Piu Kan from traveling to Red China to study. He persuaded her to return home to comfort her heartbroken mother who is expecting a seventh or eighth child. About 400 other young Chinese singing Communist songs were moved from ship to a train toward Canton.
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Leung Cheeh-Sing
Singapore
Red China
Canton
Leung
Piu - Kan
Eisenhower Given Excellent Report After Medical Exam
President Dwight D. Eisenhower underwent a two day full body checkup at Walter Reed Hospital and received an excellent prognosis from his doctors. Press secretary James Hagerty indicated a detailed medical summary would follow and Eisenhower planned to golf at Burning Tree after discharge.
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Eisenhower
Walker Reed Hospital
James C. Hagerty
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Hagerty
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Walter Reed Army Hospital
Tunisian Strike Halts Rebel Camel Caravan
French authorities say fighter planes strafed a camel caravan bearing rebel supplies in Tunisia nearly wiping it out. A clash near Djebel Orbata in Gafsa left 17 nationalists killed and two French servicemen dead or wounded as talks on independence terms stalled in Paris.
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Tunisia
Paris
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Mount) Orbata
Gafsa
Sunday Enterprise preview teases features and events
The Sunday Enterprise promotes tomorrow's Wildlife page with a new fishing calendar and a 30 day forecast on the first Sunday monthly. It highlights an expansion and Heart Center project at High Point Memorial Hospital and reports progress from the Chamber of Commerce on local business growth. It also notes Mother's Day gifts and Mother's Day features for readers.
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High Point Memorial Hospital
Chamber of Commerce
Clarence Allred
High Point
Mother
North Carolina Democrats to pick pro Adlai delegates
Raleigh hosts the state convention with over 3,000 Democrats assembling at Memorial Auditorium. District caucuses choose delegates and alternates with partial votes. at large delegates total 24 with half votes plus 24 alternates. Gov Hodges expected as a delegate, but delegation to San Francisco will be uninstructed. Fred Helms of Charlotte to speak. convention marks first telecasted gathering.
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North Carolina
Nani Rai
Adlai Stevenson
Memorial Auditorium
Hodges
Illinois
San Francisco
John D. Larkins Jr
Larkins
Aeto
Fred Helms
Charlotte
Nautilus Opens To Newsmen On Public Cruise
The atomic submarine Nautilus takes 12 newsmen and photographers aboard for an overt cruise, marking its first unofficial passenger voyage. New Yorkers will view the vessel as it rounds Manhattan, travels up the Hudson, and returns to New London, while the sub continues its pioneering sea trials.
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Conn
Tomorow
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Hudson
George Washington Bridge
Lis
Marines keep tough boot camp after deadly drownings
Brig. Gen. Se Sousa told survivors at Parris Island that the Marine Corps will not soften training. He called the drownings in the April 8 march most regrettable but said tough training remains essential to produce Marines for future battles. Sgt. Matthew C. McKeon faces a July 4 court martial on manslaughter charges. Families, including Mrs. Ford Nehrenz, praised the Marines and noted their son Pvt. Walter Nehrenz returned a man.
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S. C
Marine Corps
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Parris
Greene
Matthew C. McKeon
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N.C
Ford W. Nehrenz
Akron
Ohio
Sgt. McKeon
Meany Sees AFL CIO India Policy Dispute Settled
AFL CIO President Meany says top AFL CIO officials will resolve his dispute with Walter Reuther over India's policy in Washington in June. He claims reports exaggerate the feud and cites differences over labeling India as Communist-sympathizing. Meany vows a crackdown on a sect of minority leaders and agrees that union leaders who double as businessmen should not lead the labor movement.
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David
Jurists Say Supreme Court Not Yet Clear on Intrastate Bus Segregation
A three judge panel in Montgomery debated intrastate bus segregation as four Montgomery Negro women seek to halt enforcement of city and state laws. The judges gave no ruling date, noting the case is important and likely to go to the Supreme Court. Defendants include Montgomery City Lines and city officials. Rosa Parks sparked the boycott with a Dec 5 arrest for violating bus segregation laws.
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D.C
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Low
Richard T. Rives
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U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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Frank M. Johnson Jr
Middle Dist
Walter Knabe
Gordon Madison
Robert Carter
New York
National Assn
Advancement of Colored People
Carter
Montomery City Lines, Inc
EOKA
Dighenis
Col
Greskamp
Nant Piies
John Harding
Scum
Romanian Purge List Grows With New Dismissal
Radio Bucharest reports another casualty in East Europe purge as Communist Romania removes Dimitri Petrescu and plans further dismissals. Alexander Ay peace is cited among the moves and Birladeanu is noted as a second Romanian senator targeted.
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Austria
Romania
East Europe
Pen Radio
Bucharest
Alexander Ay
T of 5
Pres Birladeanu
Dimitri Petrescu
Tito Ends Visit In France
Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia completed a guarded visit to France and left by presidential train from Pont Saint Esprit. He expressed strong friendship and hoped to act as interpreter of experiences, while touring Mondragon and praising the hydroelectric project built with U S aid. Security was massive as a French spotter plane coordinated the operation. He indicated support for a political solution in Algeria taking into account Algerian interests.
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France
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Yugoslavia
Tito
Mondragon
Europe
U. S
Algeria
Admit Regret For Harbor Incident
London reports Britain apologizes over the disappearance of Lionel Crabb the Royal Navy diver who vanished April 19 near Portsmouth harbor by Soviet warships during a visit by Bulganin and Khrushchev Moscow presses for details Britain replies the diver seen near the warships probably Crabb but unapproved mission and regret is voiced The incident sparks a two hour debate in Parliament as Britain defends its position.
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Russia
Britain
Lionel
Buster) Crabb
Royal Navy
Portsmouth
Bulganin
Khrushchev
Moscow
British Foreign Office
Foreign Office
Crabb
Smotryashchy
Commons
Eden
Eramen
Perblesten
Priest Urges Letter Campaign to Free Americans
The Rev. Harold J. Rigney, 56, a Roman Catholic priest imprisoned four years in Red China, calls for a broad letter writing effort to secure release for 13 Americans still held by the Chinese Communists. He says publicity helped win his own release and urges polite, courteous appeals from the public.
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Harold J. Rigney
Red
China
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White House
Eisenhower
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