Eisenhower Attends Church Amid Recovery from Stroke
President Eisenhower resumed church attendance amid reports of marked recovery from his artery blockage. White House officials say no rush to full normalcy, with doctors monitoring progress and considering travel to Gettysburg and possibly Paris for the North Atlantic Pact meeting. Hagerty cautions against haste, noting improved speech and general arterial health but stressing ongoing rest and evaluation.
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U S sees Russia ready to strike from subs and missiles
A secret CLA report to the Senate warns Russia could launch an H-bomb from a submarine within 500 miles at sea and has begun mass production of IRBMs. Defense officials pressed for quick arms production as lawmakers weigh the intelligence, with full public release unclear and the report to be digested by committee staff.
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Unarmed H bombs flown over Britain sparking concerns
Prime Minister Macmillan told Parliament U S nuclear weapons in trains are carried in unarmed form as separate components. He said preparations exist to prevent any blast if a crippled bomber crashes in Britain and noted a tanker would enable safe return to U S bases. Labor questions safety amid patrols. A separate story notes a turkey theft during church time.
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Britain
House of Commons
United States
Labor Party
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Herald
World Watch Set for Rocket Plunge
Cambridge, Mass. UP reports Moonwatch scientists issued a world alert on Sputnik I’s rocket death likely Sunday as it re-enters Earth. Smithsonian physicists say the craft may melt away and the motor could survive to strike Earth, guiding timing within an hour after further checks. Sputnik I and II remain in orbit with limited lifespans.
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Airlines Dilemma Faces CAB Over Fare Increases
Airlines seek permission from the Civil Aeronautical Board to raise passenger fares to fund 357 new jet transports due for delivery over the next three years at a cost near 2 billion pounds. The request awaits CAB action, with continued coverage on page A-10.
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USSR Supreme Soviet to Meet on December 19
London based UPI report notes the Supreme Soviet will convene in Moscow on December 19 with no further details provided by the parliament.
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UPI
Moscow Radio
Supreme Soviet
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Father Saves Daughter as Car Rolls to River
James M. Gallagher a 47 year old anaesthetist at Long Beach Naval Shipyard saved his daughter Dorothy Badami by reaching through a window and turning the steering wheel as her car rolled off the E Seventh Street bridge toward the San Gabriel River after a four car crash. Badami sustained a back injury and was treated at Community Hospital.
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Morningside St
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Westminster
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Long Beach Naval Shipyard
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Long Beach
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Community
Skip Shuman
NATO Parley Set as Planned
NATO allies unanimously decide to hold next month’s summit in December despite Eisenhower’s illness. Vice President Nixon would represent the United States if needed, as France criticizes U S Britain over policies in Algeria and Tunisia. The decision keeps the high level conference on the December 10 to 18 schedule.
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Police Hunt Kostal in North Long Beach
An off duty Compton officer reported sighting a man resembling escape artist Albert J Kostal in North Long Beach on Thursday. Kostal, 37, escaped from jail in Golden Colorado November 21 while awaiting trial for the murder of a patrolman. He had previously escaped from Folsom Prison and the Los Angeles Hall of Justice. The suspect was seen on Artegla Boulevard driving a 1954 automobile. the officer attempted to stop the car but lost it in heavy traffic.
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Albert J. Kostal
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Golden
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Folsom
Los Angeles
Foggy reminiscence and time capsule tale at skyline corner
A weathered anecdote recalls a New York morning near the Rockefeller Center. The narrator imagines future headlines when a time capsule opened, recalling a Stein song and a publisher named Harry Luce, with a playful boast about a dropped stein.
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Wayphen Ena
Dior Sacks Sack Look Influences TEE Fashion
The ELE INDEPENDENT reports Dior’s TEE HOUSE abandons the sack style. A curious note mentions a former boyfriend of Princess Margaret barred from marrying the Duchess of Kent’s goddaughter by a strange royal maze, with details on Page C-4.
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TEE House of Dior
Page
Pringess
Margaret
Duchess of Kent
Tanker Blocks Suez Canal Spanning Four Hours
A 819 ton tanker Purfina Neder broke down in the Suez Canal, blocking the waterway for four hours Wednesday night, with officials noting the incident was announced on Thursday.
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