Churchill Hospitalized While In France At Riviera Villa
Former British prime minister Sir Winston Churchill, 83, is tired and sick at a Riviera villa near Monaco. Doctor Lord Moran plans to fly in today, with Lady Churchill and daughter Sarah joining him. Public announcement pending as health details remain cautious.
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Red China Says Army in N Korea Will Leave
A joint statement by Red China Premier Chou En Lai and North Korean leader Kim Il Sung said Chinese forces would be withdrawn unilaterally from North Korea before year end 1958, with no insistence on UN forces withdrawal in South Korea.
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Lawyer wooed in TV dispute over Miami channel
Washington reports two Miami witnesses testified that attorney Thurman A. Whiteside offered help to win Miami’s Channel 30 for National Airlines but withdrew after alleging a rival applicant used blackmail. Judge Anderson, former airline attorney, said he approached Whiteside about contacting FCC Commissioner Richard A. Mack. The testimony occurred during coverage of a contentious regulatory battle.
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Ice Flood Threat Looms From Waves Across Rivers
A massive ice floe eight feet deep and three miles long threatened to block the Mississippi and other rivers as a severe winter crisis expanded. Water officials warned of potential town flooding, with Marshall town officials reporting isolation of an 11 acre island school. The death toll from the weekend snow and cold neared 209 across 26 states as federal workers stayed home in Washington and schools closed nationwide.
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Solon Urges 100 Nuclear Subs and Space Race Alarm
Rep Cannon warned the U.S. trails the Soviet Union in most military fields and urged building 100 nuclear powered missile firing submarines to maintain peace. He cited space, ICBMs, submarines, radar fuels and naval carriers as urgent needs and criticized postwar naval spending.
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Carrier Tinian Adrift After Pacific Storm Off Washington
A mothballed aircraft carrier, the Tinian, measuring 11,373 tons, broke free from navy tug Yuma off the Washington coast during a 42 mph gale. After more than two hours of effort, the Yuma, aided by the Coast Guard Cutter Fir and three support ships, regained control as the vessels headed toward Neah Bay and San Diego with a 28-man skeleton crew.
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Chemical blast kills ten at California plant
Ten people reported killed in a chemical plant explosion in Summerset West, Pasadena area. Justice Preston Sr. aged 90 and former California Supreme Court official was among those killed. Explosion involved 102 tons of ex-plosives. event occurred Tuesday at the site.
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Penny Pool Winner Nets $566,878 for London Wine Merchant
John Stockwell, a 29 year old London wine shop worker and father of two, won 566,878 dollars in the British soccer pools. He correctly forecast all eight ties among 12 million bettors for a record tax free prize. He bought a two penny ticket last Saturday and now faces sudden wealth.
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Plain Talking on Bulganin Note by U S President
The President replies to Soviet Premier Bulganin denying old school diplomacy while addressing the rift between the United States and Russia. He critiques propaganda about a Summit Meeting and places the Russians under scrutiny before world opinion. Continued on Page A-1.
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Second Seizure Feared Near Newport Yacht
A 33-foot Gracious Me carrying Richard Stewart of Newport Beach his wife three daughters and two crew members heads toward the Galapagos Islands about 600 miles off the South American coast. Radio warnings issued Tuesday night flagged a second seizure risk as the yacht moves toward the Ecuadorian island, scene of a penal colony revolt.
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WM KEEPS DIGNITY IN PUDDLE DESPITE CAPTURE OF YACHT
Reported by Richard F. Dwyer from Los Angeles describes William Rhodes Hervey Jr and companions freed unharmed after 21 escaped convicts seized his yacht in Ecuador. Government says revolt collapsed as Ecuadorian officials announce 96 prisoners unable to flee, while a playful scene unfolds with WM Hervey guiding a plastic boat in the street gutter.
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Public Works Cuts Debated Amid Recession Fears
Amid worries of recession the GOP debates public works reductions. The article questions impact on business and consumers trapped by cold and snow, noting congressional divisions and potential job losses.
Great Waste in U.S. Arms Aid Charged
A bipartisan committee report details great waste in U.S. military aid to Europe and calls for a complete overhaul of the North Atlantic program. The document underscores mismanagement and recommends tighter controls and accountability.
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NATO Crisis Report Calls for New Strategy and Reform
The Independent sources reveal a subcommittee report criticizing NATO arms waste in Europe and urging a U.S.-led overhaul. It asserts obsolete weapons, poor planning, and insufficient funding controls threaten effectiveness, with a push for self sustaining European forces.
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Quie Wins Minnesota First District Seat in GOP Gain
Minnesota Republican dairy farmer Albert Quie won the First District seat in Congress against Democrat Foley after the death of Rep. August Andresen. Unofficial returns showed Quie with 44,510 votes to Foley’s 43,659 as Republicans extended their hold on the district where the party has been dominant since 1893.
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