AP Coverage Teams Deploy for NATO Summit
Twenty five Associated Press correspondents and photographers speed coverage of the NATO summit via direct radio and Teletype lines to New York and beyond. veterans of major international events bring pooled knowledge in ten languages to report sessions delegations and related stories from Paris.
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Perez Jimenez wins Venezuelan re election in plebiscite
President Marcos Perez Jimenez is projected to win five more years after an all but unopposed vote. First count shows 45 687 yes 12 795 no 2 390 invalid from 60 872 counted in Caracas with about 83 percent turnout. Interior Minister Vallenilla estimates over 2.2 million yes votes. Violence reports none.
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Boy Appeals To Tribune For Father Home For Christmas
A 15-year-old Wisconsin boy named Alfred Kusmierz appeals to the Chicago Tribune to help locate his father William Kusmierz Jr. who left home August 3. Alfred says his sister 10 and brother 8 miss him and asks readers to read the letter and help bring dad home for Christmas.
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Family in distress seeks help to return home
A letter from Alfred to his father pleads for support as the family faces eviction and financial hardship after moving from Stone Park to Wisconsin hoping to save money. Alfred Marilee Richard and their mother request his help to “get every thing straightened out” before Christmas.
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Efforts to Define Presidential Disability Loom Ahead
Congress will revisit how ailing presidents can be relieved with Kefauver drafting a constitutional amendment. A cabinet based commission could assess fitness and replace a disabled president, while Eisenhower proposes a written declaration of inability and cabinet power to name an acting president.
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Plane Seeks Seven aboard Missing Twin Engine Flight
An air ground search was planned today for a twin engined plane believed to have crashed last night with seven persons aboard on a stormy flight from Reno to San Francisco over the Sierra. Its last radio report indicated no trouble.
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Egypt Crash Kills Eighteen in Fog and Train Collision
A bus accident in Cairo killed 18 Egyptians and a rail crash near Brussels left four dead and 50 injured. Police said the driver and six passengers escaped. The collision shattered the last coach of a stopped train.
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Healing Subst Finds Pain Relief Relieves Hemorrhoids
A special report notes a new healing substance from New York and Minnesota promising non surgical relief of hemorrhoids. Case by case it reduces swelling and pain with thorough results, drawing attention to a potential medical breakthrough.
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