Eisenhower Resigns Self To Long Recovery Period
President Eisenhower continues to recover from a heart attack and may be out of the White House for most or all of the year. A medical bulletin reports a good night's sleep, with doctors planning to keep him at Fitzsimons Army Hospital for about another month and delaying travel to Gettysburg for four weeks or more.
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Denver
Eisenhower
White House
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Lowry Air Force Base
Paul Dudley White
Boston
Dulles
Nixon
Sherman Adams
John Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Washington
National
E. Keith Thomson
R- Wyo
White Sands
N.M
Ft. Churchill
Hudson's Bay
Arctic Circle
Canada
Army
Greenland
Arctic
Pacific
San Diego
Equator
Antarctic
Chincoteague
Pavilion Destroyed By Fire In Atlantic Beach
An early morning blaze destroyed the two story pavilion The Heart of the Beach in Atlantic Beach North Carolina. The fire caused extensive damage to a soft drink stand and a three concession building with two nearby brick structures taking roof damage. Firefighters from Morehead City Newport and Beaufort aided by the Coast Guard brought the fire under control in about an hour with no injuries reported. The loss was valued around 100000 dollars. The incident marks the second major disaster in Atlantic Beach within a year after the Ocean King Hotel fire.
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Atlantic Beach
N.C
Bill Ballou
Morehead City
Ward Ballou
Newport
Beaufort
Coast Guard
John Keith
Raleigh
Ocean King
Harriman says no obligation to back Stevenson for president
Gov. Averell Harriman told CBS Face the Nation he has no obligation to support Adlai Stevenson for the Democratic nomination and is not a current candidate. He noted he plans to attend New York convention events and that past statements in Stevenson’s favor do not bind him to a choice next year.
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New York
Averell Harriman
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Harriman
CBS
Face
Adlai
Truman
Albany
N.Y
the Waldorf
French Colonials Protests Rock Morocco and Algeria
French colonials in several Moroccan cities protested home rule for the protectorate while Algerian opponents demonstrated in France with arrests topping 1,000. In Morocco, field operations involving about 8,000 troops faced slow progress as rebels raided posts along the frontier near Boured and Taza amid sniper fire and casualties.
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Rabat
Morocco
Acrmen
France
Paris
Douai
Taza
Foreign Legion
Boured
Aknou
Tizi Ouzli
Legionnaires
Riff
French National Assembly
Man Held Blameless In 2nd Death
Gaston North Carolina Coroner ruled Thomas Clary blameless in a second death after a mower blade fragment struck a neighbor, Eunice Baugham, last May. A 19 year old, Mitchell Dixon, died after being struck by a car Friday near the Baptist Church, with the coroner confirming no fault by Clary in the incident.
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Gaston N.C
Thomas Clary
Clary
Eunice Baugham
Baptist Church
Mitchell Dixon
W. W. Carter
Roanoke Rapids
Martial Law Threated Quiets Newcastle in Uprising
Indiana Governor George N. Craig warned of full martial law to quell strikes at the Perfect Circle plants. National Guard patrols deployed with 32 guardsmen at the Piston Ring Co plant in Hagerstown and jeeps near Richmond as talks with management, the UAW, and local officials yielded a temporary truce until a second conference.
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Indianapolis
George N. Craig
New Castle
National Guard
Perfect Circle Corp
Piston Ring Co
Hagerstown
Perfect Circle
Richmond
Ohio
Gov. Craig
Bahamas
CLO United Auto Workers
Faure Wins Vote On Policy In Moroccan Reform Push
In Paris Premier Edgar Faure won Assembly approval for his Moroccan reform plan by 477 to 140 but faces likely opposition in ongoing debates over Algeria and broader reforms. The vote authorized forming a regency to handle the Sultan’s powers and negotiate for more French control amid nationalist protests and French troop actions in Morocco.
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Paris
Edgar Faure
National Assembly
Faure
Algeria
Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa
France
Pierre Boyer de Latour
Si Bekkar
Sefrou
Mohammed Ben Youssef
Morocco
Casablanca
Riff
Spanish Morocco
Douai
St.Etienne
Lyon
Lille
Metz
Soviet Strength Is Cited At NATO Meeting
British general Sir John Whiteley told NATO defense ministers in Paris that Soviet military power has grown and threatens the alliance more than before. He cited stronger ground forces, an upgraded air force, capable jet bombers and submarines, and said a reduced force size does not lower attack potential. Partridge warned against complacency amid Kremlin leadership.
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Paris
Soviet Union
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
John Whiteley
Britain
NATO
Pentagon
Whiteley
Russia
Red Army
Defense Ministers
Iteley
U.S.S.R
U. S. Air Force
E. E. Partridge
U. S
Kremlin
Partridge
Dmitri Z. Manuilsky
U. N
Lenin
Soviet Union offers economic aid to Egypt official says
Soviet Ambassador Daniel Solod announced Russia could provide aid to Egypt in the form of agriculture and building equipment. He spoke after a routine meeting with Hussein Aziz, Egypt's permanent undersecretary at the Foreign Ministry, and noted aid would not involve money. He also pointed to aid to other Arab states and cited Egypt's cotton for arms deal with Czechoslovakia as Western concern.
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Cairo
Egypt
Daniel S. Solod
Russia
Hussien Aziz
Solod
Aziz
Czechoslovakia
Middle East
Gasoline Blaze Consumed Hitler and Eva Braun
Eyewitness Heinz Linge says Hitler shot himself and Eva Braun died by suicide as gasoline was poured over their bodies in the Berlin bunker garden watched by about 10 aides. Other POWs including Gen. Hang Baur corroborate details from April 30.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Eva Braun
Hitler
Fuehrer
Heinz Linge
Soviet Union
Linge
Eva
Cornate
Otto Guensche
Baur
West Germany
Moscow
Konrad Adenauer
East Germany
Harald Krupp von Bohlen Und Halbach
Gustav Krupp
Armaments Family
Camp Friedland
West Berlin
Balding
Joseph Goebbels
Goebbels
Dulles Sees Path to Freedom for Satellites and East Germany
Secretary of State Dulles told American Legion delegates that world opinion will ultimately force the Soviet Union to loosen its grip on East Germany and allow liberation of satellite nations. He outlined dual plans for the Geneva talks and urged readiness for any Soviet posture while pursuing disarmament steps.
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Miami
Fla
Dulles
United States
Gensateen Onestad
Awa Aef Haas
ULC Dovuvics
American Legion
Russia
East Germany
Europe
Eisenhower
Great Britain
France
Geneva
Legionnaires
Austria
Soviet Union
Germany
Governor Hodges backs highway aid while opposing federal taxes
Governor Hodges urged increased federal aid for highway construction at the Carolina Motor Carriers convention in Pinehurst, opposing higher federal taxes on highway users. He cited Gore bill support and praised North Carolina trucking, noting Charlotte as a major trucking center with 102 lines and 3,090 daily schedules.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Hodges
Jack Williams
Milwaukee
American Trucking Assn
Williams
A Carolina Motor Carriers
State Highway Commission
North Carolina
Charlotte
North Carolina weekend violence leaves many dead
The Associated Press reports at least 18 killed in North Carolina over the weekend amid a record month for highway deaths. Victims include six year old Clifton S. Crews Jr suffocated by a balloon, and several individuals struck by cars or electrocuted. Pedestrian, driver, and soldier fatalities are listed across Wake, Robeson, Onslow, Nash, and other counties.
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Associated Press
Northarolina
Clifton S. Crews
Ft. Bragg
Alex Lyon
Rt. 2
Creedmoor
Fishdam Road
Wake County
Charles Lawrence Tysinger
Fayetteeville
Carlton F. Stewart
Lillington
Rt. 1
Highway 210
Castle Hayne
Jesse S. Franklin Cummings
Pembroke
Atlantic Coast Line
McIntyre Crossing
Red Springs
Romulus F. Russell
High Point
Banks Langley
Greensboro
William Arthur Davis
Rt. 3
Kenly
Highway 301
Wilson
Henderson
Albert C. Miller
Huntsville
Ala
David M. Scotland
Minneapolis
Mine
Virgil A. Lemasters
Camp LeJeune
Onslow County
John D. West
Rt. 4
Cameron
W. Va
Joe Pearsall
Wilmington
Carolina Beach Inlet
Shelley Marley
Asheboro
Ruth Ann Hilliard
Rocky Mount
Training Precautions Advised for Youth Reserve Program
The National Security Training Commission urges a six month youths course under the new reserve program emphasize intensive realistic training with safety. It calls for safeguarding physical and moral wellbeing of predraft youths and for community support near camps. It favors full recreational facilities and minimal time off base to ensure proper conduct.
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Washington
National Security Training Commission
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Hla
Vern Haugland
American Rocket Society
Homer Newell
Atmosphere
Naval Research Laboratory
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Newell
Newcastle
Hang Baur
Berehlesgaden
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