President Eisenhower Could Play Golf Again Says Doctor
Dr Paul Dudley White of Boston said it is quite possible Eisenhower will be able to play golf again after a normal recovery from the Saturday heart attack. He noted golf may have helped delay the attack and that exercise is not believed to cause such events. White added many patients resume or start golf after recovery.
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Eisenhower
Paul Dudley White
Boston
Colorado
Denver
Cherry Hills Country Club
Washington
Augusta National Golf Club
Hodges seeks reduced hay and feed for hurricane stricken farms
Governor Hodges asks Secretary Benson to extend an emergency hay and feed program at reduced prices to 28 disaster counties in eastern North Carolina. He urges inclusion of hogs along with cattle sheep and goats to help farmers through winter as hurricane damage persists.
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Raleigh
Hodges
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
North Carolina
Counies
Bertie
Beaufort
Brunswick
Camden
Carteret
Chowan
Columbus
Craven
Currituck
Dare
Duplin
Edgecombe
Gates
Greene
Hertford
Hyde
Jones
Lenoir
Martin
New Hanover
Onslow
Pamlico
Pasquotank
Perquimans
Pender
Pitt
Tyrrell
Washington
Congress to Probe Navy Jet Plane Procurement Program
St Louis reports Rep. Holifield chairs a House Military Operations subcommittee inquiry into the Navy jet fighter program. The probe follows disclosures of 21 Demon F3H 1N jets costing 28.35 million with engine power issues that halted production after 56 delivered and six crashes.
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McDonnell Aircraft Corp
Lambert-St. Louis Field
Navy
ST. Louis
Holifield
Cacee
Rep. Cannon
D-Mo
House Appropriations Committee
Charles Thomas
Air Force
Symington
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Westinghouse
Marshal To Take Girl Into Custody
Miss Jo Ann Severson 18 of Milwaukee held for questioning in the death of Chicago chemist. She and Leonard Lafond 20 of Milwaukee charged with transporting Finn’s car from North Carolina to El Paso. Finn’s body found in Kentucky, death linked to near Blowing Rock North Carolina. Lafond arrested in Truth or Consequences New Mexico.
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Greensboro
Jo Ann Severson
Milwaukee
Chicago
U.S. Marshal
North Carolina
Miss Severson
San Antonio
Tex
Statesville
Iredell County
Leonard Lafond
Lewis A. Finn
el Paso
Finn
Kentucky
Mammoth Cave Park
FBI
Blowing Rock
N.C
Lafond
N.M
Vandals Try New Recipe At Providence Bakery
Police hunted vandals who broke into the Homestead Baking Co premises in Providence Rhode Island. They mixed 1500 pounds of sugar 1500 pounds of flour 50 gallons of salad oil and a case and a half of soft drinks on the bakery floor.
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Providence
R. I
Homestead Baking Co
Safe Conduct Pass Withheld From Peron
Argentina's provisional government under Lonardi kept Juan Peron from receiving a safe conduct to exile in Paraguay. Peron remains aboard the Paraguayan gunboat Paraguay near Buenos Aires as foreign minister Amadeo vows the issue will be resolved for Argentina's tranquility. A sniper wounded a soldier in Rosario as authorities move to stabilize after the revolt and ahead of promised elections.
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Argentina
Juan Peron
Eduardo Lonardi
Peron
Asuncion
Paraguay
River Plate
Lonardi
Mario Amadeo
Manuel Tato
Ramon Novoa
New York
Rome
Pius XII
Rosario
Britain Sees Malik in Unbuttoned Diplomatic Style
Soviet Ambassador to Britain Karl Malik tours Blackpool and Harrogate as part of a playful “unbuttoned” diplomacy. He greets crowds, plants a rose, enjoys candy floss, and half-jokes about gardening while downplaying NKVD fears.
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Karl
Marx
Jacob Malik
Great Britain
Malik
Tussand
Blackpool Promenade
Blackpool
United Nations
Anthony Eden
Britain
Bulgania
NKVD
Kensington Park Gardens
Harrogate
Textile Campaign To Be Mapped
Plans for a general wage increase in textile industry will be mapped at a Nov. 13 meeting of Southern locals delegates of the CIO Textile Workers Union of America. The move follows a five-cent Southern mill rise and a call for wage boosts similar to auto and steel gains.
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Charlotte
CIO Textile Workers Union of America
TWUA
Boyd E. Payton
Miami’ Beach
Fla
Emil Rieve
Miami Beach
Executive Council
the Council
Gets Order Against Family
A Charlotte man F G Campbell 78 seeks relief after alleging unlawful commitment to a state hospital for the insane. He obtained a temporary court order restraining his wife daughter and son in law from tampering with his finances and restraining two banks from transferring assets to relatives. The commitment order was issued June 2 by Clerk J Lester Wolfe following a family petition and physicians certificates.
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Charlotte
F. G. Campbell
Campbell
Morganton
J. Lester Wolfe
Wolfe
Hugh B. Campbell
Ellen E. Campbell
Barbara Campbell Megs
D. K. Megs
Lee
First
Federal Saving Loan Assn
Home Federal Savings & Loan Assn
Solon Calls For End To Gloom and Doom in Markets
Senator Douglas urged an end to gloom after sharp declines in Wall Street and global exchanges tied to President Eisenhower’s illness. Treasury Secretary Humphrey promised policy continuity and plans to carry on during Eisenhower’s absence.
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Washington
Sen
Douglas
D-T
Wall Street
New York
Paris
London
Chicago
Toronto
Ted
Eisenhower
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Switchman Kills Self and Family in Utah Tragedy
In Ogden Utah railroad switchman John David Soewell 30 shot dead his ex wife Mary Louise 28 and his stepdaughter Shana 10 then killed himself as another daughter Christine Spewell 8 watched. Mary Louise died on arrival at a local hospital and Shana died on the operating table within an hour. City Judge Charles Sneddon acting coroner labeled the incident murder death by own action.
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Ogden
Utah
Christine Spewell
John David Soewell
Mary Louise
Socewell
Shana
Charles Sneddon
Ike's Attack and Science Mark Advances Against Heart Disease
Medical experts describe improved outlooks for heart attack patients due to rest, oxygen, anticoagulants like heparin, and electrocardiograms. Dr. White anticipates optimism for Eisenhower and others, with research probing causes such as heredity, diet, hormones, and obesity, while noting no sure prevention yet. Tomorrow: rheumatic fever and high blood pressure treatments.
Teaching Georgie To Drive Car
In Long Beach California Dale W. Oliver 47 says he was teaching his son Georgie to drive when he mistakenly pressed the accelerator instead of the brake. The car struck another vehicle and rammed into a house wall injuring none seriously. Georgie 10 and Oliver sustained minor cuts and bruises.
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Long Beach
Calif
Georgie
Dale W. Oliver
Oliver
Lillie Schmitt
Smathers Says She Cannot Run Again
TALLAHASSEE Fla. Smathers D Fla says Pres Eisenhower's heart attack removes him as a candidate for re election in 1956. She forecasts the President would quit before his term ends to conserve his health.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Smathers
D-Fla
Pres Eisenhower
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