Eisenhower to Leave Hospital by November Eleventh
Denver October report shows President Eisenhower progressing after heart attack. Doctors say return to White House unlikely before January, with convalescence in Washington and Gettysburg planned. Ike’s mobility will improve gradually as he rests, walks, and reduces wheelchair use under medical guidance.
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Paul Aoe
Preswell
White House
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Eisenhower
Hos- White
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Denver White House
MIT
Washi
Re House
Gettysburg
Getysburg
Washington
Howard M. Snyder
Eugene Lepeschkin
University of Vermont Medical School
Brooklyn Cop Wins $50,000 on Television
Brooklyn police Sgt. Barney Arluck, 43, won 50 000 on NBC TV The Big Surprise by answering two jury selection questions. He plans to buy a house take a Caribbean cruise and save the rest. A duplicate contestant, Maj. Philip B 43, from Bethesda Md, helped trigger the $1 000 win that kept Arluck in the running for 50 000.
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Brooklyn
Barney Arluck
Arluck
Pevngraves
Maj
Philip
Army
Bethesda, Md
Sherman Adams
New Hampshire
Princess Margaret Tours Limehouse Amid Cheers and Questions
Princess Margaret greeted by crowds in Limehouse as she opened a new St Nicholas and All Hallows church community house. She travels with Group Captain Peter Townsend amid public debate over their romance and possible royal marriage changes. Parliament may consider amending the Royal Marriage Act of 1722.
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Ann Pidwell
London
East India Dock
RAF Group
Peter Townsend
Aret
Limehouse
Britain
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Lipton
Eden
Liament
Princess Margaret
Townsend
Church of England
Asend
St. Nicholas and All Hallows Church
Stepney
Joost de Blank
Meg
Peter
Dulles Holds Talks With Italy Leaders in Rome
Secretary of State Dulles met with President Gronchi and Foreign Minister Martino in Rome en route to Geneva. He called pre-Geneva consultations important and said Italian views would be considered at the Geneva talks. Dulles, Luce, and the Dulles party planned a private Vatican meeting with Pope Pius XII and a NATO pre-Geneva strategy session in Paris.
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Dulles
Cin
Paris
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Cas- Gandolfo
Clare Boothe Luce
Gronchi
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Acme
NATO
Martino
Ambas
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Baty
Tnd
Presi
Antonio Segni
Ambassador Luce
Mrs. Dulles
U.S Air Force
Soviet Premier Praises Ike as Geneva Talks Loom
In Moscow, Bulganin released a letter praising President Eisenhower for his stance on disarmament while urging a Soviet post defense inspection plan. The move comes as Big Four ministers prepare for the Geneva talks viewed as a test for disarmament progress. Molotov also signaled potential resignation discussions, widening Geneva expectations. The open skies idea remains unsettled as Washington weighs its response.
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Moscow
Nikolai Bulganin
Eisenhower
Bulganin
Control Post
Geneva
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
United States
Grid Results Across The Nation In AP Wire Summary
The Associated Press reports week of college football scores. Pitt over Duke 25 to 7. Wake Forest 25 Florida? UNC 0. N C State 34 over Villanova 13. Navy 33 over Penn 0. Maryland 34 over Syracuse 13. Colgate 7 over Yale 0. Princeton 26 over Cornell 20. Army 45 over Columbia 0. Dartmouth 14 over Harvard 9. Holy Cross 20 over Boston U 12. West Virginia 21 over Penn State 7. Mississippi 17 over Arkansas 7. Mississippi State 26 over Alabama 7. Texas 32 over Rice 14. Texas A M 19 over Baylor 7. W P L 17 over Virginia 15. Geo over Washington 16 to 0. Tulane 14 over Georgia 0. Ohio State 26 over Wisconsin 16. Michigan 14 over Minnesota 18. Nebraska 18 over Missouri 12. SMU 33 over Kansas 14. Indiana 20 over Northwestern 14.
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Geo
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Tulane
Georgia
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Nebraska
Missouri
S.M.U
Kansas
Indiana
Northwestern
Molotov to Reveal Geneva Plans on Resignation
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov said he will answer in Geneva and from Geneva whether he will quit. He leaves for a four power foreign ministers conference in Geneva and had confessed an ideological error in a Communist magazine.
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Moscow
V. M. Molotov
Geneva
Molotov
Kremlin
U Nu
Communist
Soviet Union
Supreme Soviet
Georgi M. Malenkov
Crimea
Crimean
Bulgania
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
A. I. Mikoyan
Georgi Zhukov
Informal Mid-Season Furniture Market Opens Amid Optimism
The informal Mid-Season Showing begins as buyers gather in High Point for the Southern Exposition with 12 acres of space at the Southern Furniture Exhibition Building. Production and shipments are up 17 and 20 percent respectively, with dealers predicting strong attendance and brisk buying this week.
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Arket
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Asheboro
W. M. Bassett
Furniture Factories Marketing Association of the South
Chicago
Enmerce St
William H. Lowe, Jr
House & Garden Magazine
Cecile Hayward
Living For Young Homemakers Magazine
Louis Goodenough
Retailing Daily
Price supports backed by Harriman and Stevenson
Gov Averell Harriman and Adlai Stevenson urged price supports at 90 percent of parity for basic farm crops at a Des Moines conference. Harriman, not an active presidential candidate, defended farm policy as fair, while Stevenson pressed parity and Benson signaled farmer postwar gains.
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Associated Press
Averell Harriman
New York
Adlai Stevenson
Harriman
Des Moines
Republican National Committee
Leonard W. Hall
Stevenson
Rene Teuan
Benson
Jevenson
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Eisenhower
Sixty Navy Jets Grounded Amid Engine Limits
Secretary of the Navy Thomas announced sixty early model McDonnell F3H1 Demon jets, costing about 14 million dollars, have been grounded as engines cannot be adequately refitted. He noted plans for 220 later-model F2H2 jets with new engines and described revised procurement procedures to prevent future rushed programs.
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Navy
Thomas
Sen
Johnson
D-Tex
Senate Armed Services Investigating
House Government Operations Subcommittee
Holifield and Johnson
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
St. Louis
Help Is Where You Find It
An Army trainee in Ortiz Leonard Wood Missouri during night drills helped anchor a foot bridge over the Big Piney River after a pipe smoking soldier helped by pulling a rope. Brig. Gen. N A Costello observed and then left after lighting his pipe.
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Big Piney River
Tam
N. A. Costello
Two Women Die In Mount Airy Car Crash
In North Carolina near Mount Airy two sisters Lena and Nancy Chilton, ages 19 and 17, died after a car driven by Bobby Inman crossed a curve and collided with a truck. Inman was charged with manslaughter and reckless driving on a $2,500 bond. The crash occurred about five miles east of Mount Airy after the westbound car failed to hold a sharp curve. Mra Jessup, 17, died at the scene.
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N.C
Mra. Jessup
Lena Chilton
Nancy Chilton
Rt. 2
Baptist
Bobby Radford Inman
Josh Howell
Roby Bryant Hiatt
Rt. 6
Mount
Funeral for John Hodiak Draws Hundreds in North Hollywood
Hollywood mourners gathered at a private service in North Hollywood for actor John Hodiak age 41. Ex wife Anne Baxter attended as pallbearers included Lloyd Nolan and other film figures. The service followed Ukrainian Catholic rites and he was laid to rest at Calvary Cemetery.
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North Hollywood
Calif
Hollywood
Anne Baxter
John Hodiak
Constantine Berdar
Hodiak
Lloyd Nolan
Jeep
Zachary Scott
Robert Wagener
David Wayne
Carey
Cesar Romero
Alfred Hitchcock
Richard Whorf
Detroi
Paul Chapinsky
Steve
John Dmytryshyn
Calvary Cemetery
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