Peterson Promises U S Aid To Hurricane Ravaged North Carolina
In New Bern North Carolina Civil Defense Chief Val Peterson pledged full federal help for storm victims after touring flood touched areas along the Neuse and Trent rivers. He urged contacting Red Cross offices and praised residents rebuilding efforts as Gov Hodges pressed for faster farm relief and eased credit, with Farmers Home Administration promising loans for carryover debts and new crops.
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New Bern
N. C
North Carolina
Val Peterson
America
Neuse
Trent
Peterson
Red Cross
Tar
Raleigh
Luther Hodges
Hodges
Agriculture
True D. Morse
Farmers Home Administration
Russians Claim New Soviet Nuclear Test Signals Ongoing Program
U S officials report another Soviet nuclear explosion indicating continued testing. Lewis Strauss of the AEC notes ongoing tests following the Geneva summit. General White confirms Russia is refining atomic weapons and guided missiles, with recent tests.
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Lewis L. Strauss
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Gen. White
Air Force
Pentagon
White
Geneva
AEC
Russia
Peron Granted Refuge to Paraguay as Lonardi Forms Cabinet
Ex-dictator Juan D. Peron received Argentina's permission to seek asylum in Paraguay. Lonardi, newly named president, formed a civilian-led cabinet and pledged safety for Peron while detaining Peronist deputies.
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Peron
Paraguay
Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Eduardo Lonardi
Lonardi
Vatican
Adm
Isaac Rojas
Perlon
Lon
Ardi
Interior and Justice Ministry
Eduardo So
Government House
Alberto Teissaire
Peronista
Teissaire
Senate
Rosario
Juan Chaves
Asuncion
Janet Still On Course Of Due West
Elusive Janet, the year’s 10th tropical storm, skirted oil fields and Caribbean coasts moving west at 12 to 14 mph. Warnings extended to Aruba Curacao Bonaire and the Dutch islands off Venezuela as forecasters noted erratic behavior and pulsating eye size while coordinates placed the center about 1100 miles southeast of Miami in midafternoon.
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Miami
Fia
Janet
Caribbean Sea
Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Paranagua
South America
Aruba
Curacao
Bonaire
Dunn
Ike’s Family Not Coming To Denver
Denver confirms President Eisenhower’s heart attack details with quick Cabinet phone calls. Family members were not asked to travel. Maj John Eisenhower remains at Ft Belvoir as Milton S Eisenhower, Edgar, Earl and Arthur Eisenhower sent inquiries from their homes.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Denver White Hous
Murray Snyder
Ft. Belvoir
Washington
Milton S. Eisenhower
Pennsylvania State University
Edgar
Tacoma, Wash
Earl
Neweneyes
la Grange
Arthur
Kansas City
No Effort Made To Find Witnesses In Till Case
Mamie Bradley says no eye witness was sought to testify in the Emmett Till murder trial and charges two men with involvement. She claims witnesses were held in Charleston Mississippi to prevent testifying and identifies one, Leroyne Milam, as spirited away. She criticizes the prosecution for not reaching other possible witnesses and notes the verdict acquitting Milam and his half brother Roy Bryant.
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Chicago
Mamie Bradley
Emmett Louis Till
Charleston
Miss
Leroyne
Leslie Milam
J. W. Milam
Collins
Bradley
Milam
Racanman
Roy Bryant
Gerald Chatham
Curtis M. Swango
Eisenhower Heart Attack Report Reaches Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Denver crowds gather at Fitzsimons Army Hospital after word spreads that President Eisenhower has been brought there for a heart attack. Guards deny sightings as 1,250 patients and staff are at the facility, with photographers and reporters forming near the main entrance and lobby.
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Denver
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Eisenhower
Mhis
No Second Term Bid Is Likely
President Eisenhower’s heart attack clouds a 1956 bid as he weighs his physical condition and national needs. His decision hinges on health and family views, with Nixon as a favored potential successor if he does not run. Republicans face a uncertain path while Democrats eye opportunities in a post Eisenhower era.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Rogers
Union
Colorado
Maj
John Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
California
Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
Gov. Averell
York
Sen. Estes
Tennessee
GOP
Leonard W. Hall
Seahower
Two Older Children Visit Grieving Mother After Infant Kidnapping
In San Francisco a young mother Mrs Hanna Marcus receives comfort as her two children 3 year old Richard and 2 year old Susan visit her in hospital after the infant Robert was abducted from his crib last Monday. Dr Sanford Marcus says the visit lifts her spirits and helps emotional recovery as police continue to search for the kidnapper described as a buxom blonde.
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San Francisco
Richard
Hanna Marcus
Susan
Sanford Marcus
Robert
Dr. Marcus
Hanna
Bett
Marcus
Mt. Zion Hospital
President Eisenhower in Good Condition After Mild Heart Attack
The White House said President Eisenhower is resting well in Aurora’s Army hospital after a heart attack at 2:45 a.m. He remains under oxygen and a second heart specialist was summoned. Mrs. Eisenhower will stay with him titled in the Fitzsimons suite overnight.
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Denver
White House
Eisenhower
Snyder
Hos
Snyder Capital
Howard M. Snyder
John S. Doud
Murray Snyder
Army Hospital
Aurora
Doud
Cherry Hills Country Club
Rocky Mountain
Nixon Most Affected By Ike's Health
Washington dispatch notes vice president Richard Milhous Nixon is the public official most tied to President Eisenhower’s health. Nixon has taken on key duties and could assume a larger role if Eisenhower’s condition worsens, potentially altering plans for a forthcoming goodwill tour of the Middle East and Africa.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Richard Milhous Nixon
Nixon
United States
Comei
Prehendaatiim Nat Security Council
Middle East
White House
Ike's Recovery Prospects Highlighted By Doctor
Dr James Watts at the National Heart Institute says recovery varies with heart attack severity. He notes several cases where patients returned to normal life and cites Lyndon Johnson as example, with Johnson recently returning home to resume Senate leadership duties.
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Washington
National Heart Institute
Eisenhower
James Watts
Watts
Lyndon Johnson
D-Tex
Pite Johnson
Texas
Senate
Jane
Big Three Leaders End Session on Europe Unification Talks
Senior diplomats from the United States Britain and France wrapped a two day New York meeting on East West disarmament in Europe as part of a path toward German unification. The group planned further discussions in Paris and Geneva with Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov ahead of the Geneva talks. Dulles MacMillan Pinay led the talks while other aides coordinated with Australia and New Zealand on defense and trade questions.
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Washington
United Ae
Renee
Europe
Russia
Ce Wenn
New York
Molotov
Geneva
Dulles
Secretarold MacMillan
Antoine Pinay
Paris
Richard G. Casey
Australia
Thomas L. MacDonald
New Zealand
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Agriculture Benson
Ottawa
College football scores roundup from the day
The bulletin lists numerous results across conferences with Duke routing N C State 33 to 7 while Oklahoma edged UNC 13 to 6 and Michigan defeated Missouri 42 to 7. Other notable tallies include Penn State 35 over Boston University 0 and Wisconsin 28 over Marquette 14.
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Duke
N. C. State
Wake Forest
Oklahoma
UNC
Clemson
Virginia
Georgia Tech
Florida
Geo
Vanderbilt
Mary
UCLA
VPI
Pennsylvania
Notre Dame
SMU
Ohio State
Nebraska
Michigan
Missouri
W. Virginia
Richmond
Miss. State
Tennessee
Army
Furman
Navy
William and Mary
Wisconsin
Marquette
Washington
VMI
Pittsburgh
Syracuse
Colgate
Dartmouth
Penn State
Boston U
War criminals may be freed in five days
London dispatch reports Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev told a Japanese parliamentary delegation that war criminals in the Soviet Union could be released in four to five days if diplomatic ties with Japan are established. He contrasted Soviet actions with the United States and Britain and urged Japan to move toward full relations.
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London
Nikita Khrush
Joe
Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Japan
Unitates
SS Resa
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