Egypt and Israel clash over arms in post clash zone
In Cairo and Washington a war of words continued as Egypt and Israel pull back troops from El Auja-Nizana. Nasser accuses Western powers of arming Israel while U S officials insist Egypt may buy arms from any source. Soviet support for Egypt underscores regional tensions.
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Egypt
Israel
el Auja- Nizana
Gamal Abdel Nasser
War Ministry
Foreign Office
United States
Abba Eban
Middle East
Moscow Radio
London
Czechoslovakia
Britain
Asst
U. S
George Allen
Allen
Nasser
al Gumhurriya Today
al Gumhurriya
Girl ready to follow Peron near Olivos hideout
Nelida Haydee Rivas, 16, friend of exiled Juan D. Peron, told O Globo she would go anywhere in the world to be by his side if he calls. She was interviewed at her parents’ home near Peron’s weekend retreat in Olivos.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
O Globo Today
Juan D. Peron
Nelida Haydee Rivas
O Globo
Buenos Aires
Peron
Olivos
Paraguay
Nelida
Emilio Duarte
Jose and
Maria Rivas
Eichelberger Papers to Duke Library Highlight Long Combat Career
Lt. Gen. Robert L. Eichelberger’s official and personal papers span nearly four decades of combat service. He will present the collection to Duke University Library, marking a major archival transfer.
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Durham
Robert L.ichelberger
Duke University Library
EisenhowerSleeping Well After Being Described Tired
The White House announced President Eisenhower slept soundly for seven hours after doctors reported him a little tired and not feeling as well as usual. Physicians at Fitzsimons Army Hospital delayed releasing the evening bulletin to ensure a full examination and rest for the president.
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Denver
Fitzsimmons General Hospital
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
White House
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Hagerty
Hagerty Ee
Dudiey White
Boston
White
Belmont
Mass
Fitzsimons
Manes
Lowry Air Force Base
James Hagerty
Supreme Court opens term amid high stakes cases and rumors
The Supreme Court convened for a new nine month term facing major issues from the Communist party case to military justice, segregation, and interracial marriage. Chief Justice Earl Warren’s political prospects are noted as speculation grows following Eisenhower’s health events. The court will hear arguments on military court jurisdiction over civilians and racial discrimination in public facilities, with a full docket ahead.
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Supreme Court
Eisenhower
Earl Warren
California
Warren
U.S
Communist Party
Communist
Congress
Air Force
Robert Toth
Pitts
Toth
Korea
Jess
Air collision near Tatum New Mexico kills pilots
A Stratojet bomber and an Army liaison plane collide near Tatum New Mexico. Reports say five or six killed or missing with one injured, 2nd Lt. William D. Bergen, taken to Lea County General Hospital. Heavy rains hinder wreckage search as bases send investigators and radioactivity rumors swirl.
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Tatum
Clovis Air Force Base
Air Search and Rescue Service
Hobbs News-Sun
Sheriff's Department
New Mexico Air Force
Walker Air Force Base
Roswell
Clyde H. Camp Jr
Kirtland Afb
Albuquerque
United States
Peron Sets Up Exile Residence in Paraguay
Ex Argentine leader Juan D. Peron arrived in Asuncion Paraguay with guards and gunners after being flown from Buenos Aires aboard a Paraguayan gunboat. Lonardi’s government expressed confidence Paraguay would keep Peron from straining relations while discussions of asylum continued.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Juan D. Peron
Argen
Tompeter
France postpones Faure Pinay Moscow visit due to UN turmoil
Paris announces the Oct 14 16 trip by Premier Faure and Foreign Minister Pinay to Moscow is delayed. France cites unfavourable UN related atmosphere and recent Algerian tensions as Morocco fights escalate in the North African theater.
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France
Moscow
Paris
Edgar Faure
Antoine Pinay
Pinay
Foreign Ministry
United Nations
Berber Tribesmen Retreat After Guerrilla Attacks In Morocco
Berber tribesmen retreated in the Atlas Mountains after weekend guerrilla attacks in eastern Morocco and near the Spanish frontier. Eleven Europeans were killed at Immonser des Marmouchas, and French forces, including tanks and planes, pressed the pursuit as French authorities and Moroccan nationalists argued over the sultanate's leadership and the plan for a regency.
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Rabat
French Morocco
Atlas Mountains
Morocco
Immonser Des Marmouchas
Fez
Tizi Ouzli
Abd el Krim
Bou Zined
Sultan Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa
Tangier
Moulay Arafa
Moulay Abdallah Ben Moulay Abdel Hafid
Pierre July
Pierre Boyer de Latour
Abdel Hafid
Protectorate
Stock Market Dips Amid Eisenhower News
The market fell for a third straight session as Eisenhower’s illness sparked anxiety before the open. Major stocks down with U S Steel Chrysler and Bethlehem Steel leading declines, while Glenn Martin rose. Trading volume eased and the AP average declined further after a prior rally.
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New York
Eisenhower
Denver
General
U. S. Steel
Chrysler
New York Central
Jase
American Telephone
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing
Glenn Martin
Eissenhower
Ike Asks Support For Charity Drives
President Eisenhower urged Americans to back united charity campaigns across the nation in the next two months. In a recorded message broadcast on radio and TV he called the drives the biggest voluntary effort and urged a united response to volunteers at doors and in communities.
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New York
Eisenhower
United
Paigner
Small Business Loan Approved for Carolina Beach Store
The Small Business Administration approved a 2500 loan for C spares Shop in Carolina Beach to help recover from recent hurricane damage. The loan supports repair and rebuilding efforts for the local sporting goods retailer.
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Washington
Small Business Administration
C Spares
Carolina Beach
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