German Boy To Undergo Heart Repair At Hopkins
Klaus Kaemmerer, a German boy with a deformed heart,准备 to receive the Blalock procedure at Johns Hopkins Hospital with his mother by his side. About 500 U S soldiers in Karlsruhe and local townspeople raised funds to cover travel and medical costs. The family plans to stay near Klaus during recovery as efforts continue to fund an orphanage project in Germany.
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Klaus Kaemmerer
Baltimore
Germany
Sigrid Kaemmerer
Klaus
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Hopkins Hospital
Alfred Blalock
Blalock
Kaemmerers
United States
3Rd Missile Battalion
Tist Artillery
Karlsruhe
Samuel E. Pinkard
Missilemen raise funds for adopted German youngsters
The missile unit also gathered money to support adopted German youngsters, completing their charitable effort alongside other enlistment activities.
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Missilemen
Labor Accord Reported
Detroit Chrysler reports settlement of a local labor dispute idling 1,000 at a Detroit parts plant. GM announces six more local agreements, bringing 229,384 workers ready to return at 97 plants, as total GM UAW employees ready to return reaches 21,000 of 25,000 IUE workers at Delco Dayton and other plants.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
General Motors
Chrysler
United Auto Workers
UAW
Delco-Ramy
Anderson
Ind
Chevrolet
Toledo
Ohio
Flint
Mich
Fisher Body
Atlanta
Livonia
Los
Delco
Dayton
IUE
Two Men Exchange Quirky Salutes Over Bible Verse
Two men began greeting each other with Second Timothy two fifteen and soon others followed. The practice drew shock then curiosity as more people read the Bible verses, spreading a small cultural ripple and a nod to a Bible passage.
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R. L. Dieffenbacher
NEA
Timothy
Goodby
Repay
Cuban DC3 Missing With Eleven Aboard
Cuban airliner vanished while en route from Santiago to Preston Sugar Plantation near Amoa. Compania Cubana de Aviacion manager Jose A Vilaboy said search planes limited by bad weather. rebels in Oriente Province warned against flying the airline but Vilaboy said they are not involved.
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Havana
Cuba
Jose A. Vilaboy
Compania Cubana de Aviacion
Santiago
Preston
Amoa
Vilaboy
Bay
de Oriente
Anc
Coastal Storm Subsides After Dangerous North Carolina Blow
A former fierce nor’easter eased off and stalled off the South Carolina coast near Myrtle Beach after 24 hours of damage along the North Carolina shore. Tides remained high, winds dropped, and scattered showers were forecast as heavy flooding reported in New Bern Morehead City Beaufort Manteo. Four Atlantic Fleet destroyers were damaged by offshore waves reaching 25 feet.
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North Carolina
Weather Bureau
Wilmington
Hatteras
Tar Heel
Oceanside
New Bern
Morehead City
Beaufort
Manteo
Atlantic Fleet
Rich
Moale
Eisenhower Opens Chicago Stop On TV Tonight
President Eisenhower wraps a six day campaign tour with a coast to coast television address aimed at urging a Republican Congress as a counter to what he calls radical government. The speech will be televised from the International Amphitheatre and paid for by the 1958 committee.
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Chicago
Eisenhower
Congress
Treasury
CBS
International Amphitheatre
San Francisco
California
Los Angeles
Resumption Of Convoys Threatened In Formosa Talks
Secretary Dulles outlined gains with Chiang Kai-shek as the United States warned it may resume convoying to Quemoy if needed. Vice Admiral Smoot said convoy operations have not resumed while Nationalist forces on nearby islands remain supplied. Assistant Secretary Robertson said talks clarified confusion with no rift and denied islands serve as a mainland invasion base.
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Spencer Moosa
Taipei
Formosa
Dulles
Chiang Kai-shek
United States
Quemoy
Roland N. Smoot
U.S. Defense Command
China
Asst
Walter Robertson
Chiang
Robertson
Robbery Suspect Ledford Surrenders in $6800 Payroll Heist
Albert Ledford a 33 year old father of five surrendered in Gastonia after admitting he staged the Myrtle Mill payroll robbery to feed his family. He implicated Walter King and his wife Peggy Ledford in varying roles while detailing the escape. King remained jailed on $10000 bond and Peggy Ledford was freed on similar bond as accessory charges were pursued. The confession cited an impulse act after a negative job offer and a demand for money.
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Gastonia
N. C
Albert J. Ledford
Myrtle Mill
Ledford
Otto Omen
Walter King
Peggy Ledford
Savannah
King
Gastonia Gazette
Walter
Truman assails GOP as war drift in Italy crash report
In a campaign swing, Truman labels Eisenhower Dulles foreign policy as blunder filled and brink of war. He calls Nixon the chief hatchetman and accuses Republicans of relying on verbal sloganeering while Democrats push a steadier approach amid a London BEA–Italian jet collision narrative.
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Nixon
Truman
Anzio
Italy
British European Airways
Rome
Mediterranean
Jane Buckingham
London
Eva Bartok
Shiv
Palitana
Naples
Miss Buckingham
BEA
Malta
Ciampino
Wilmington
Del
Harry S. Truman
Cosimo Baggialemani
Eisenhower
Nettuno
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Rhs
Matis
Giovanni Savorelli
Eastern Airlines
Washington, D. C
United Airlines
U. S. Air Force
Nevada Desert
Air National Guard
Capital Airlines
Nor Brunswick
Record voting expected by D Harold Oliver
Official and unofficial estimates place eligible voters for the November 4 elections at 76,145,600, a record for a midterm. The AP tabulation shows 48,131,226 likely voters in 48 states with 284,226 already officially recorded for Maine Senate candidates.
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D. Harold Oliver Washington
Senate
Maine
Associated Press
Representatives
Census Bureau
Georgia
Kentucky
California
Iowa
North Carolina
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Missouri
New Mexico
Ohio
Atomic Test Skylit Nevada Pre-dawn as First Of Three Blasts
The first blast of a scheduled atomic tripleheader lit the predawn sky over Nevada near Yucca Flat, seen 90 miles away in Las Vegas. The Socorro shot, fired from a balloon 1500 feet up, yielded about 10 000 tons of TNT roughly half the Hiroshima Nagasaki power. Weather permitting the two remaining blasts were planned for today after multiple postponements.
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Nev
Las Vegas
Yucca Fiat
Atomic Energy Commission
Hiroshima
Nagashi
First Spaceman Must Avoid Deadly Band Of Radiation
Washington AP reports Dr. Ernst Stuhlinger of the Army Ballistic Missile Agency warned the first spaceman must stay within 600 miles of Earth or venture beyond 2 000 miles to avoid a deadly radiation belt. He cited Explorer satellite data saying above 600 miles radiation rises dramatically and missions must limit time in that zone.
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Washington
Ernst Stublinger
Army Ballistic Missile Agency
Association of the U.S. Army
Explorer
Air Force
State University of Iowa
Stuhlinger
Forbidden Zone
Hammer Killing Admitted in L A Betting Debt Case
Los Angeles police say credit office manager Clifford Rue admitted killing bookmaker Maurice Goldsworth over a $4,200 gambling debt. Goldsworth, 51, who handled boxing and football bets, was found murdered in his car trunk. Rue later attempted suicide in jail before confessing.
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Los Angeles
Clifford Rue
Maurice
Goldy) Goldsworth
Ase
Goldsworth
Rue
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