Nixon Says Eisenhower Recovery Satisfactory After Visit
Vice President Nixon reported to reporters that President Eisenhower's recovery at Fitzsimons Army Hospital has been satisfactory with no political discussion. Nixon said doctors will decide when he can return to duty, and noted the president appears well with strong spirit and interest in government operations.
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Denver White House
Eisenhower
Nixon
Paul Dudley White
Boston
Maj
John Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Douglas B. Cornell
White House
National Security Council
Molotov Confession Signals He May Be Replaced Soon
AP analyst William L. Ryan reports Molotov's confession signals a shift in Soviet leadership. Khrushchev's circle grows stronger while Molotov, a link to Stalin and Lenin, may be sidelined before the February 20th congress as Moscow reshapes foreign policy and economic priorities.
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V. M. Molotov
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Geneva
Pravda
Dmitri Lehpilov
Kremlin
A. I. Mikoyan
Eningly
Lenin
Supercarrier Saratoga Is Christened in Brooklyn Navy Yard
Under overcast skies a 60,000 ton supercarrier Saratoga was christened with a champagne bottle by Mrs. Charles S. Thomas. Adm. Arthur Radford said the ship is built for the future as water flooded the graving dock during the launch token.
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Saratoga
Charles S. Thomas
Secretary of the Navy
Adm
Arthur Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Disarmament Deadlock Sent To Ministers
United Nations reports a nine year stalemate in disarmament is sent back to the Big Four ministers. Harold Stassen prepares to confer with Dulles in Denver ahead of a Geneva meeting on October 27. He expresses optimism that Russia may accept open sky inspections as a start.
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N.Y
U.N
Dulles
Stassen
Eisenhower
United States
Soviet Union
Third Riot Breaks Out In Rouen Barracks
In Rouen on October 8 a new riot gathered about the draftees barracks as crowds of over a thousand clashed with riot police. Barricades and tear gas filled the scene while officers fired back with stones and gasoline bottles were hurled. Six arrests reported with no immediate casualties.
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Rouen
France
North Africa
Benath
Algeria
Morocco
Edgar Faure
National Assembly
Five Killed In Georgia Rail Wreck
A head on collision between a Southern Railway passenger train and a freight train near Hazlehurst Georgia killed five crew members and injured 13 others. The wreck collapsed engines and scattered cars on the line. Dead include engineers Newt G. Askew and C. M Rich Peel and others from Jesup Roberta Macon. Six of the injured were train personnel, none seriously hurt.
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Southern Railway
Georgia
Lawton R. Ursrey
C. L. Everett
W. D. Sharpe
Jesup
C. M. (Rich) Peel
Roberta
J. E. Hancock
Macon
Newt G. Askew
B. J. Johnson
Paraguay to Check Juan Peron in Exile
Paraguay warned it would expel Juan D. Peron if he violated asylum terms as Argentina protests comments he made after arriving to live in exile. Foreign Minister said ouster depends on Paraguay's judgment and Peron could be interned if he breaches conditions.
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Paraguay
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Peron
Buenos Aires
Hipolito Sanchez Quell
French Assembly Endorses Government Reform Plans
The French National Assembly backed the Faure government’s Morocco reform program by 477 to 140 but criticized its execution. Socialist deputies approved the program yet denounced government weakness, withdrawing a paragraph demanding a three-man regency for Sultan Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa.
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Paris
French National Assembly
Morocco
Edgar Faure
Orocco
Faure
Mohammed Ben Moulay
Araga
Tangier
Social Republicans
France
Assembly
Rabat
Sultan Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa
Social Republican (Gaullist
United Nations
Antoine Pinay
U.N. General Assembly
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Maryland 28 Wake Forest 47 Duke 7 Williams 28 Georgia 28 North Carolina 26 Michigan 20 Army 2 Oklahoma 20 Texas 0 Ohio State 27 Illinois 12 Wisconsin 9 Purdue 0 Michigan State 38 Stanford 14 Minnesota 18 Northwestern 7 Indiana 6 Navy 21 Pitt 0 Penn State 26 Virginia 7 Tennessee 13 Chattanooga West Virginia 47 VMI 12 Mississippi State 14 Tulane 0 Yale 46 Columbia 14 Brown 7 Dartmouth 0 Holy Cross 15 Colgate 14 Cornell 20 Harvard 7 Princeton 7 Penn 0 Texas Christian 21 Alabama 0 South Carolina 19 Furman Town State 7 Kansas 7 tie Washington 7 Southern Cal 0
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Russia Offers Arms to Arab States as U S Protests
Washington reports indicate Russia steadily gains influence in the Arab world by offering arms to Saudi Arabia and other states. Prince Feisal says no objection to arms from any source, while Syria and Egypt reportedly pursue Soviet arms deals with Czechoslovakia. Egypt seeks cotton for weapons despite U S efforts.
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State Department
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Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
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George Allen
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Colonists Clash With French Police in Rabat Demonstration
In Rabat French Morocco a riotous demonstration by about 600 colonials led to the resignation of Francois de Panafieu, chief civil affairs officer. Police used hoses and paint. no casualties reported. De Panafieu cited not wanting responsibility for clashes between Frenchmen.
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French Morocco
Francois de Panafieu
Morocco
Edgar Faure
de Ae Eies
de Panafieu
Antoine de Beneditti
Bat Chamber of Commerce
Paris
Pierre Billotte
Pierre Boyer de Latour du A
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Parks
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Hitler Death Confirmed by Pilot Hans Baur at Camp Frie dland
Gen Hans Baur Hitler’s personal pilot says he can confirm Hitler and Eva Braun are dead. He recounted April 30 1945 in the Berlin bunker and said Hitler shot himself while Braun poisoned herself. Baur, released from Soviet captivity, details injuries and his own wartime experiences. He expects to write a book and notes a Bavarian court plans a death certificate for Hitler.
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Germany
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Eva Braun
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S. S
Baur
Berlin
Fuehrer
Martina Hitler
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Aees Baur
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Pastor Urged To Resign His Position
In Kosciusko Mississippi Durant church elders urge Rev. Callaway to resign amid a dispute over procedure used in Tchula Holmes County. Rev. Erskine Jackson of the Central Mississippi Presbytery confirms a move to find him another place as tensions rise within the church.
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Miss
Presbyterian Church
Durant
Erskine Jackson
Central Mississippi
March Callamee
Jackson
Callaway
Tchula
Holmes County
David Minter
A. E
Gene) Cox
Co-Operative Farm
Cox
Minter
J. Jackson
United States
Searchers Find 51 of 66 Bodies In Crash
Rescue teams in the Medicine Bow range near Laramie search for victims of the United Airlines DC4 crash. Officials expect more bodies to be recovered as Civil Aeronautics Board investigators collect scattered wreckage for a public hearing. Only five bodies had been removed to a temporary morgue six miles below the scene.
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Wyo
Medicine Bow
United Air Lines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Unive
Ming Lodge
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