Eisenhower Cold Improves Amid Palm Springs Sunny Golf
President Eisenhower’s cold shows signs of improvement as he enjoys sunny Palm Springs golf in the eight day stay. White House physician Maj. Gen. Snyder says sunshine helps, but confirms the cold has not disappeared.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Eisenhower
California
Howard McC. Snyder
White House
Snyder
James C. Hagerty
el Dorado Country Club
George E. Allen
William E. Robinson
New York
Coca-Cola Corp
Freeman Gosden
Amos
Andy
Allen
la Quinta
Washington
B. Persons
Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hagerty
Edmund Gao
Brown
Reds Drown To Escape Capture
In Xieng Kho village near the North Vietnamese frontier Laos recaptured the area. Thirty North Vietnamese soldiers were found drowned in the Nam Ma River. The unnamed Latvian army officer said the troops likely killed themselves to avoid capture, supporting Laos charges of Red aggression by North Vietnam.
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Vientiane
Laos
Nam Ma
Xieng Kho
North Viet Nam
U.N. Security Council
NBC Ends Ties With Barry and Enright in Quiz Show Scandal
The Nation reports producers Jack Barry and Dan Enright, tied to the Twenty-One quiz show, are ousted as NBC cuts all contracts and a House subcommittee plans hearings on possible show fixing. Barry and Enright are subpoenaed to testify next Tuesday.
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New York
the Nation
Herbert al Broadcasting Co
Stempel
James Snodgrass
Jack
Barry
Dan Enright
Origin
Wal
Nators
Twenty
NBC
House
Jack Barry
Dan
Enright
Subcommittee On Legislative Oversight
Texas survey shows newspapers reach broad home audience
A recent Texas survey finds newspaper readership high among homeowners and renters across income and age groups. It reports 95 percent of homeowners, 85 percent of renters, 97 percent of upper income households, 91 percent of older households, and 93 percent of younger households read newspapers, suggesting broad reach for daily ads.
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Texas
U S Officers Testify on Turkish Prison Abuse Case
In Izmir, two U S Air Force officers testified about American sergeants jailed in Turkey and alleged brutal beatings. Col. Wilkinson and Lt. Col. Moss described injuries, bruises, and shock observed on Sgt Dale McCuistion and Sgt James King during the trial of three Turkish policemen.
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Izmir
Turkey
U.s.air Force
Robert N. Wilkinson
U.S
Army
Dale McCuistion
van Nuys
Calif
Air Force
James King
Ruth, Miss
King
Wilkinson
Charles N. Moss
Mander
Air Force Hospital
McCuistion
Postmaster Post Filled
President Eisenhower selected George M. Moore to serve as assistant postmaster general. Moore 45 a Republican had been acting in that role and received a recess appointment while at vacation headquarters. Formal nomination will come when Congress reconvenes in January. Moore from Kentucky has lived in the Washington area and succeeds E. George Siedle who resigned earlier.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Eisenhower
George M. Moore
Moore
Senate
Congress
Kentucky
Washington
E.george Siedle
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