Eisenhower recovering. Nixon denies resignation talk
President Eisenhower shows steady recovery from a slight stroke as Vice President Nixon, in a White House press conference, denies any plan to resign. Hagerty and Nixon stress no move to pass presidency. Nixon calls the president like a caged lion eager to return.
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Decision on NATO summit may have Nixon stand in
Washington reports say President Eisenhower likely to miss Paris NATO summit with Nixon as stand in for the December 16 to 18 session. Officials note Ike may travel if doctors approve though rest may delay any trip. State Department confirms U S will follow allied decision.
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Eison Mower
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Eisenhower
State Department
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Nixon
Lincoln ‘White
Missiles Ordered on Production Lines Across Army
Senate testimony by Deputy Secretary McElroy described United States and Soviet intercontinental ballistic missile programs as neck and neck. He said production decisions were finalized by eight top officials, with overtime resumption orders for boosts in Thor and Jupiter programs. Ford to Chrysler and Douglas facilities were cited as potential acceleration points, though times remain unclear.
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U.S. Moon Series Planned After Vanguard Test
Washington AP reports Dr John Hagen in OS TM outlines a plan to launch a series of 21 inch diameter satellites next spring if the Navy Vanguard test satellite succeeds. The first test rocket is a six inch sphere at Cape Canaveral. A second, then a third flight would follow roughly a month apart.
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Jet pilots smash transcontinental flight records
Six Air Force pilots flew in Voodoo jet reconnaissance aircraft from Ontario International Airport to New York and back in record fast times. Captain Robert W. Sweet received a Distinguished Flying Cross after the mission, which shaved hours from the previous round trip record. First to depart and return was Captain Ray W. Schreckenost Jr, with differing times on the West-East leg. The event showcased Air Force air power and the pilots, though tired, hailed the planes' reliability and potential for faster future runs.
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Stephen Mack
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Graele
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Mohammed V and Dulles discuss Algeria peace path
Mohammed V of Morocco and Secretary Dulles held talks at the White House on Algeria and a peaceful solution based on self-determination. They committed to pursuing negotiations for renewing five American military leases in Morocco and agreed to provisional adjustments as talks continue.
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Unions and Members Convicted for Picketing at Harbor Chevrolet
Three unions and six members were found in contempt of court for violating a preliminary injunction against picketing Harbor Chevrolet Corp. of Long Beach. Fines ranged from 20 to 250 dollars, with several five day suspended jail terms. Judge Faries ordered penalties pending possible appeals and noted violations occurred by workers carrying placards in front of Harbor property.
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America
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Utuge Faries
Pasadena
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Thanksgiving Day Amid Ike Absence and Global Tensions
The nation marks Thanksgiving under a strain from President Eisenhower's illness and fears over Soviet scientific progress. Despite worries and economic challenges, many remain hopeful as recovery continues. continued coverage is noted on Page A-14.
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Ahedow
Simple Isn't It Greenfield Icy Life Advice
Slyvester Melvin, who will be 106 on Friday, offers a blunt key to longevity. “Just keep from dying,” he says, sharing a wry rural wisdom about aging and living long in Greenfield.
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Greenfield
Slyvester Melvin
Smoky Gan-ton Born In Firehouse Delivery Hero Firemen Help
Ten Minneapolis firemen and a policeman assisted in a dramatic delivery at the old firehouse. The newborn Terrence Patrick Gan-ton, nicknamed Smoky, arrived promptly prompting the unusual celebration. Page B-9 110V. Knight urged to call a special legislative session on injustices in Los Angeles County property assessment. Ard.
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Knight
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Flu on Decline in Asian Epidemic Peak Reached
The U.S. Public Health Service released statistics showing the Asian flu epidemic peaked in the week ending October 19 and is now declining. The report outlines trends in cases and suggests a downward trajectory across affected areas.
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Washington
U.S. Public Health Service
Blood tests ordered in county paternity case
Superior Judge John F. McCarthy ordered new blood tests at county expense for Guillermo Amescua and Elena Contreras in a paternity dispute involving two children. The lines of testimony reference earlier court actions and a prior test result indicating disputed paternity.
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Elena Contreras
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Pedro
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Amescua
San Pedro “Municipal
Stock Market Bounds Back After Losses Amid Illness News
The stock market recovered from a five billion dollar drop sparked by news of President Eisenhower’s illness. Brokers and traders moved to reassess portfolios as delayed orders were canceled and sentiment reversed. The report notes a volatile session with aggressive selling then renewed activity.
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