Eisenhower Suffering Upset Stomach, In Stable Condition
President Eisenhower was confined to bed with an upset stomach. Three doctors reported no link to his 1955 heart attack or last year’s illness as he slept and recovered, with vital signs normal and no nausea since morning.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Col
Thomas W. Mattingly
Army
Walter Reed Hospital
Leonard Heaton
Walter Reed
Howard M. Snyder
Snyder
Mattingly
Heaton
Dulles
Capitol
United States
Russia
Britain
Pauling
E. D. Lewis
California Institute of Technology
Atomic Energy Commission
Millen
Denver
Carpenters Union Leaders Subpoenaed In Indiana Road Funds Probe
Senate Roads subcommittee subpoenas Maurice Hutcheson Frank Chapman and O William Blaier as investigators reveal Chapman and Blaier received 101416 for nine Indiana land parcels and 19000 paid to Blaier for a Richmond tract with profits alleged from 10 parcels. The probe links a special bank account in Chap mans name to payments to union leaders and former state officials.
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Washington
Carpenters Union
Senate
Senate Roads Subcommittee
Maurice A. Hutcheson
Frank M. Chapman
Carpenters
O. William Blaier
Gore
D-Tenn
Chapman
Blaier
Indiana
Hutcheson
Gary
Richmond
Indiana Highway
Virgil W
Red) Smith
Harry V. Doggett
Smith
Doggett
Marion County
Indianapolis
Madison Avenue Expressway
Union
Blaie
Money Order Alters Big Sum Triggering Federal Probe
Federal authorities are expected in Sparta to pursue Joseph Kiebel, 34, from Dubuque Iowa after he allegedly altered a five dollar postal money order to sixty five dollars. The forged instrument was cashed at Basil La Bansky’s oil station and a crude alteration tipped off police in Tomah. Kiebel was arrested in a Tomah hotel by Officer Robert Hurley.
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Sparta
Wis
Joseph Kiebel
Dubuque
Iowa
Tomah
Basil la Bansky
Kribel
Robert Hurley
Minister confronts Klan threats after cross burning in Sylacauga
The Rev Dan Whitsett and the Rev Newton Malony received a menacing call to leave town within 10 days or be bombed. Klansmen burned crosses near local churches and held a rally at a high school stadium. Malony, conducting a youth rally, kicked the cross and blocked a Klansman’s car. The ministers plan to report the threats to police.
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Newton Malony
Malonys
Whitsetts
Whitsett
Malony
First Methodist
First Baptist
Sylacauga
KKK
Alvin Horn
Alabama
U.S. Klans
Knights of
Ku Klux Klan
Pauling urges global scientist bid to stop nuclear tests
Dr Pauling announced 2000 American scientists signed a call urging a halt to nuclear weapons testing. He warned fallout harms health worldwide and urged immediate international agreement to end testing. He plans to mobilize scientists globally and will discuss peace in all future lectures.
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Dr. Pauling
France
Pauling
Algerian Casino Bomb Kills Seven Amid Dance Scene
A terrorist blast at the Casino de la Corniche in Algiers during a tea-dance killed seven young people and wounded many others. Police hunt an Algerian nationalist suspect as violence climbs in the 31 month old rebellion against French rule.
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Algiers
Casino de la Corniche
Suburban
Lucky Starway
Premer Guy Mollet
Two Drown Seven Missing In Heavy Gale Across Florida
A tropical storm sweeping Florida from St. Petersburg to the Georgia line left two dead and seven missing. Perry suffered 11.6 inches of rain as crews evacuated about 200 families. Andrew Thygesen, 75, drowned near Pensacola. 10-year-old Willard Jackson died near Elgin Air Force Base. Five were missing from the sunken Kinnebar, and others were rescued at Destin Pass and near New Port Richey. Winds up to 35 mph disrupted Tampa and flooded streets.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
St. Petersburg
Gulf of Mexico
Georgia Line
Perry
Tallahassee
Charleston
D. C
Andrew Thygesen
Escambia Bay
Pensacola
Willard A. Jackson
Elgin Air Force Base
William P. Hill
Harold A. Dawson
Gulf
Destin Pass
Fort Walton Beach
New Port Richey
Kinnebar
St. Petersburg - Clearwater
Ed Flicker
Jack
Dade City
Tampa
Johns Hopkins President Dr Milton Eisenhower Hospitalized
Johns Hopkins University president Dr Milton S Eisenhower, 57, was admitted to Johns Hopkins Hospital with a fever. Further tests were scheduled after a preliminary diagnosis of a kidney infection. A university spokesman said he became ill late Saturday.
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Eisenhower
Milton
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Wisconsin oleo tax criticized as unfair by Farm Bureau
The Wisconsin Farm Bureau magazine questions the 15 cent per pound tax on yellow margarine and 6 cent levy on colored oleo. An editorial argues the tax serves to keep oleo out of Wisconsin, not raise revenue, and urges consideration of removing color restrictions to boost milk sales into southern markets.
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Madison
Wisconsin Farm Bureau Magazine
Wisconsin
Badger Farm Bureau News
Minnesota
South
Farm Bureau
Cleo
Highway Toll Drops 80 Behind 1956
Wisconsin weekend traffic toll rises to eight with three fatalities in a Fond du Lac County crash. Coast Guard Commander Julius Schuler and his wife Della Keller died from the two car collision near Fond du Lac. Milwaukee residents were injured. Earlier, Ralph Langenfield died in a separate Elkhart Lake incident. One additional sailor fatality reported in a separate one car crash.
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Wisconsin
Fond du Lac
Coast Guard
Julius Schuler
Gerald Keller
Schuler
Della
Mil
Waukee
Ralph Langenfeild
Elkhart Lake
Johnsburg
protest taken to White House over Girard case
Ottawa Illinois residents led by William Girard's brother urged President Eisenhower's aides to seek an American court for Guard William Girard for the January 30 fatal shooting of Japanese woman Naka Sakai. Congress members and officials weighed Japan trial viability amid defense and treaty questions.
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Washington
William S. Girard
White House
Ottawa
Ill
Girard
Edward A. McCabe
Eisenhower
Guard
Louis
Chicago
Louis Girard
Shirley
ABC
William Girard
Japan
Congress
U. S
United States
Camp Whittington
Tokyo
Nixon
East Lansing
Mich
Defense Department
Atlanta
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Sen. Kennedy
D-Mass
Sen. Talmadge
Itsuro Hayashi
Hayashi
Omiya
Bill
Haru
Candy) Sueyama
Spanish War Vet Leaders Here For State Meeting
National and state commanders attend the 58th annual encampment of the United Spanish War Veterans Wisconsin in La Crosse. D. C. Firman and other officials from Milwaukee Madison and beyond are on hand as Edward Miller opens sessions. The national encampment will be in Little Rock in September. A banquet with Judge Lincoln Neprud as speaker closes Monday events.
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Ing
Girard
Tokyo
Justice Ministry
United States
la Crosse
United Spanish War Veterans
Department of Wisconsin
William D. Rogers
Washington
D.C
Lexington
D. C. Firman
the Woods
Wis
Veterans Home
Gilman Stordock
King Veterans Home
John P. Cullens
Veterans Administration
Milwaukee
Gordon Huseby
Madison
Veterans Affairs
Little Rock
Ark
Edward Miller
Max Affeldt
Kee
Department Adjutant Veterans Group
H. A. Maske
VFW Post 15
Pat Whelan
The
Catholic War Veterans
Julus E. Platz
Sons of the
Roy Fredrickson
Effie Schumacher
Green Bay
SAWV
Cecelia Johnson
Dorothy Chadburn
Ethel M. Johnson
Sparta
Stoddard
Lincoln Neprud
Canadian Kills 5 In Family and Self
Police say 37 year old electrician James D Sinclair killed his wife Margaret his parents James Sr and a two year old daughter Joy then bludgeoned slept in crib and strangled Joy before driving into a bridge abutment and killing himself. He left six notes blaming interference with his way of life and drinking.
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Toronto
James D. Sinclar
Sinclair
James Sinclair Sr
Margaret
Ian.e
Joy
Queen Elizabeth Highway
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A.m
Pha
Levis
American University
New School of International Service
Howard McSnyder
Unifax
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Hal Bovie
Dan Whitser
Terday
Warday
Milton In Hospital
Associated Press
Fred
Hoffman
A. O. Obenberger
Milwau
Toronto, Ont
Long Branch
James Sinclair
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