Eisenhower Delivers Forceful U N Address That Draws Ovation
President Eisenhower opened the United Nations emergency session on the Mideast crisis with a stern, solemn, and dramatic address that earned a standing ovation. Gromyko declined to clap, denouncing armed intervention in Lebanon as guards lined aisles and the hall filled with spectators. Reuters describes Ike in top form, arriving at 10:50 a.m. and delivering a memorable speech that energized the assembly.
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Eisenhower proposes six point plan for Middle East peace
In a U N emergency session President Eisenhower outlined a six point peace and economic revival plan for the Middle East while Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko warned U S and British troops must leave the region first. Democrats and Republicans in Washington praised the address as a bold foreign policy move, urging U N implementation of the plan and a regional development framework.
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House OKs Air Control Bill to Eisenhower
The House passed a bill to create an independent Federal Aviation Agency to regulate safety for military, commercial, and private flights. It would be led by a civilian administrator with a 22200 annual salary and a 20500 deputy who may be military, with civilian deputy if the administrator is a former officer.
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British Plan Backed as U N Pledges Mideast Peace
London announces support for Eisenhower Mideast plan ahead of U N address. Foreign Secretary Lloyd Seeks a United Nations centered approach, praising Eisenhower while noting limits on Britain’s ability to fund big projects. At Seaside Blvd a 20 year old caterer’s aide, John A Rose, is stabbed during a street altercation near U S Naval Station Gate 1. he is critically injured and rushed to Seaside Hospital as assailants flee after a brief confrontation and a later pursuit.
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Missing Area Man Leaves Car With Suit-Clad Kids Sought
An unemployed Wilmington man abandoned a station wagon and vanished with his two bathing suit clad children. Firestone sheriff detectives pursued leads as Gloria Rice said her husband Freetias Rice Jr 6 and Theresa 5 were with him. A note to a nephew hinted at serious intentions but officials offered no details.
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Linkage Fund Hike Brings Navy Subsidence Cash Boost
Senate subcommittee restored 5.5 million for subsidence repairs at Long Beach Naval Shipyard, aiming for a total 6 million if conference approves. House had only 500 thousand. outcome hinges on Navy acceptance of anti subsidence measures and water injection program to repressure Wilmington Oil Field.
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Actress Wanda Hendrix in Cedars hospital after car crash
The 29 year old Hollywood actress Wanda Hendrix was seriously injured when a Cadillac struck her car in Los Angeles. She was taken to Cedars of Lebanon Hospital in a highly emotional state and reported to be in deep shock after the Wednesday incident.
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Hendrix Divorce Talks Break Down In Reno Conference
DREW PEARSON notes bitterness in Egypt toward the United States. Miss Hendrix’s attorney Oscar R. Cummins says he arranged a Reno conference to reach husband James Stack Jr. who refuses to discuss emotions, insisting they are talking regal matters. Wanda Hendrix pleads for another try at saving the marriage amid tensions.
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Wanda Hendrix in Deep Shock After Hospitalization
Wanda Hendrix collapsed in Deep Shock and was rushed to a hospital after a medical emergency. The actress, related to actor Robert Stack by marriage, wed in 1954 and had previous marriage to actor Audie Murphy, famed World War II hero.
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