Eisenhower’s limited yet steady government role grows
James Marlow reports from Gettysburg that President Eisenhower is taking a larger, though still limited, part in governing. He meets briefly with aides at the post office and farm, does not work full time, and has not yet resumed full daily Washington duties.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Oma
Sonhower
Willy
Washington
Congresa
New Cancer Evidence Emerges From Research Institutes
New York reports that Sloan-Kettering Institute for Cancer Research claims two years have produced new and fundamental cancer evidence. They state a national approach to cancer control now seems possible and a major discovery is that each cell type has its own therapeutic requirements. Under lab conditions, viable cancer cells show potential destruction with targeted doses, while normal cells remain unaffected.
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New York i
Sountry
Sloane-Kettering Institute For Cancer Research
Iualvady
Man Given Prison Time for Polygamy Case in Utah
Carl Jentasch of St year old electrenin faces a prison sentence after pleading guilty to unlawful cohabitation. He married more than one woman, becoming the first man sentenced since Utah’s crackdown on polygamy began, claiming adherence to Latter Day Saints beliefs.
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Bgld Bane Wi
Carl Bogeome
Jentasch
Electrenin
Second District Court
Vnsterd
Utah
Vedzseh
Latter-Day Saints
Two Die In Memphis Navy Jet Crash on Mississippi
A Memphis Naval Air Station jet reportedly crashed during a forced landing on the Mississippi River. Two officers aboard, H. Backes 23 Glenburn North Dakota instructor pilot and Ensign L. Wines 23 New York student pilot, are presumed dead. Bodies not recovered.
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Memphis
Mississippi River
H. Backes
Glenburn
N. D
Ens
L. Wines
New York
Navy
Memphis Naval Air Sta Tion
Fragmentary OCR Note on Forth Worth Case
The readable text references a Fort Worth matter involving a trial and jury, with mentions of witnesses and legal actions. Names and exact details are obscured by errors, but the piece centers on a federal legal proceeding and a court hearing with references to observances and possible defendants.
Business Spending To Climb to New High Early in '56
New York Secretary of Commerce Weeks forecast a 12 percent rise in business capital spending in the first quarter of 1956, reaching a record high. He cited demand from households for mortgages and durable goods and warned about tight money if inflation pressures persist, urging restraint on prices and prudent inventory management. The NAM session highlighted tax policy debates and fiscal needs, with economists split on tax cuts versus spending.
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New York
Sinclair Weeks
Tolay
the National Assn. of Manufacturers
Weeks
Ssf
Jthany
Abelwta
Ilwin Bs Geos
Menaras
Mum & Weachstoeadt
Commerce Department
Unionville Attorney Seeks State Attorney General Post
Magee, 56, of Unionville announces bid for the attorney general nomination. A former U S representative who served two terms and once was a special assistant attorney general, he resigned during a dispute with Atty General John M Dalton over handling of a voter raid investigation in Sullivan County.
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Magee
Unionville
U.S. House of Representatives
Atty
John M. Dalton
Sullivan
Praise Officials of General Motors Policy Change
Washington lawmakers question GM moves to extend dealer contracts amid antitrust concerns. Sen O Mahoney and industry observers assess potential impact on competition and goodwill as Ford and Chrysler respond with caution.
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General Motors
Washington
O'Mahoney
O'Mahones
Foret
Chrystes
Genwlad Motors
Horton
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Rontravers Rin
Chrysler
Arrest of American Soldiers in Berlin Reported
A Berlin radio broadcast said two American soldiers were arrested by East German police after an incident at a Gabard perform frame. The report did not identify the soldiers or say where they were detained, and officials offered no details on their fate or fate of their families.
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Berlin
East Berlin
Mate Gabard
Kansas City
Werner Livhr
Theldeen
Hlee
U.S. Army
Mas
J Lawrence Joseph Hulett
Pendge
Helen Agnes
Duane Anthony
Pond Joseph
Tata
Wilkie Dye
East Ber
Haglete
Pita
Osaich
Russia
Contractor Cannot Get 100000 Payout In Pact
Los Angeles County officials refused a contractor’s request to alter a project bid after a mislisted equipment rental of 20 000 was corrected to 120 000 on a Mood centro contract. County Counsel said changing the total from 1 089 955 to 1 189 935 would breach competitive bidding principles. The contractor’s original bid stood with a 109 000 performance bond.
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Los Angeles
Jerry Artukovich
Artukovich
Ariukovich
Harold W. Kennedy
Dismiss Charges Despite Parents Pleas In Kentucky Case
Lexington juvenile commissioner W Nodes Clay dismissed vandalism charges against three youngsters despite parents pleas for punishment. The youths faced about $4,000 in damage at a University of Kentucky building project site. Parents said the children had been punished, but Clay ordered them to “rake leaves in the park” and sent them away with a warning to return.
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Lexington
W. Nodes Clay
Ueyrar
University of Kennucky
Mal Clay
Clay
American Couple Leaves Red China on 69th Birthday
Louis Henkel and his wife Louise arrived aboard the Soudan from Communist China. The 69 year old trader and his 70 year old wife plan to join Meir son Vielor in Sandy Hook Connecticut. They had lived in Shanghai for 20 years and left after exit permits were granted.
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Hong Kung
Louis Henkel
Wie Louise
Soudan
China
Henkel
Meir Son Vielor
Sandy Hook
Conn
Rhe
Shanghai
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