Eisenhower pushes vague Middle East aid plan
The Eisenhower administration sought congressional approval for Middle East aid and arms, while avoiding a concrete emergency action. The president outlined a broad program, with no clear plan, and left open whether Congress would authorize military assistance as Congress and the public await further aides’ answers. Meanwhile violent unrest flared in Missouri with a large manhunt, several arrests, and a shooting victim in Sikeston.
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Two Negroes Held In Murder Case At Likeiston
Police towed two Negroes for questioning after the Saturday night slaying of an 18 year old high school football player and a rape incident. The events led to reports of arming concerns and a call for presidential authority to use forces in the Middle East to stop overt aggression by a communist nation.
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Doctor explains prostate problems and treatments
The doctor outlines prostate issues including infection and enlargement. He notes older men may develop true enlargement causing frequent urination, nocturnal disturbances, and difficulty starting urination. If severe, catheter drainage may be needed and surgery is the usual treatment, with no proven non surgical prevention yet.
Inside the FBI Navy of Hoover and the FBI Story
HAL BOYLE reviews Don Whitehead's The FBI Story noting its account of FBI life under J Edgar Hoover. The book surveys agency aims, civil liberties, and the question whether the FBI could become a Gestapo under a dictatorship while defending a nonpartisan, public service role. Whitehead praises Hoover for keeping the FBI out of partisan politics and stresses the agency's evolving power and secrecy.
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Mrs. Truman Back At Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs. Harry S. Truman returns to Independence home three days after hospital treatment for a broken bone in her left foot. The injury occurred from a fall here, with the foot still in a cast. The report notes ongoing recovery and mentions a broader FBI crime crackdown background.
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Woman Dies In Crash Of Small Plane Near Tulsa Airport
A Convair two engine plane en route from Providence to Tulsa crashed six miles north of Tulsa Municipal Airport. One passenger died Mee Netb Tobler, 70, of Tulsa. Co pilot Paul Johnson, 33, Tulsa, and three crew plus six passengers were hospitalized. The cause is not yet known. The craft hit scrub oak field and did not burn.
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It Pays To Know Serial Numbers On Spare Tire
In Louisville two men were found with a tire and wheel on the back seat of a car in front of Arthur Porter’s home. Porter, awakened by police, recited the tire’s serial number, impressing officers and the men. They were held to the grand jury on grand larceny charges as others suffered injuries in the incident.
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Elvis Satirized in Nashville Effigy Incident
A dummy resembling Elvis Presley was hung from an overpass near Nashville with the word Elvis on its back. Crowds cheered as a state trooper removed it. The effigy wore a red shirt and blue jeans and contained fake money, while the real Presley was in New York appearing on Ed Sullivan.
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Inauguration Program Set for Eisenhower Second Term
Washington officials announced a three day celebration for Eisenhower and Nixon with a cover portrait of the president and a back engraving of the four year ago prayer. Artist Norman Rockwell created the cover image for the second inauguration program.
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Third Quint Dies in Madras Quintuplet Case
In Madras India the third of a set of quintuplets died at Pondichery Hospital. The remaining two week old girls are reported to be getting on well according to hospital authorities.
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India
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