Eisenhower backs Dulles on Quemoy garrison limits
President Eisenhower affirmed the United States will not force Chiang Kai-shek to cut Nationalist China’s forces on Quemoy and Matsu. He suggested only noncoercive persuasion could be used and emphasized avoiding risk to the Formosa crisis.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Eisenhower
Dulles
United States
China
Quemoy
Matsu Islands
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Chiang
Matsu
Reds
Quad babies attract rival siblings in Detroit area
Detroit Michigan twins and quads gather interest as the 2 day old Ullman girls at Northwest Grace Hospital near Pontiac inspire excitement from the Rosebush quads siblings. Mrs. Rosebush says Mrs. Ullman faces much work but also joy in motherhood.
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Detroit
Michigan
Ullman
Rosebush Quads
Kenneth Rosebush
Helen
Martha
Marion
Catherine
Julia Ullman
Northwest Grace Hospital
Keith
Kenneth
Krystal
Kristine Rosebush
Oxford
Pontiac
Rosebush
Front Doors Drama Drive Housing Conference Ideas
Washington AP women at a three day housing conference urge bolder doors and bigger bathrooms. They prefer natural wood bright colors like red or aqua and want unique front entries reflecting occupants. They press for safer medicine cabinets open to more storage and other practical kitchen upgrades.
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Washington
America
National Assn. of Home Builders
United Industry Committee
National Housing Center
FBI Hints Progress in Hate Bombing Probes Across Cities
The FBI works with local authorities on the Clinton Tennessee high school bombing and other anti-Semitic attacks in Atlanta and Peoria. Investigators process evidence in FBI labs in Washington while Hoover orders full cooperation and pursuit of violations. Dollar figures and a backer tied to extremist rings emerge in Atlanta raid writings.
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Washington
FBI
Clinton
Tenn
Atlanta
R.E. Little
Half Mast Pants Banned by Principal
Moscow High School Principal Francis Nonini urged the School Board to curb the “slouch look” as boys wore pants draped over the hips without belts. The board ordered an immediate ban on the fashion, warning of possible dismissal for noncompliance.
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Moscow
Idaho
Moscow High School
Francis Nonini
U N Secretary General Proposes Standby Forces Plan
Dag Hammarskjold urged the UN General Assembly to endorse flexible standby principles for quickly deploying personnel and materiel in future conflicts. He stressed a nucleus force is impractical and urged adaptable rules guiding emergency operations.
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United Nations, N.Y
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N. Assembly
Hammarskjold
U.N
Egypt
United Nations
Denzer Resigns as Shelby Citizens Unit Leader
Shelby residents opposing annexation held a meeting at Shelby Town Hall after Denzer resigned as committee chairman. About 80 people debated keeping town boundaries, heard sap as Denzer urged a wait-and-see approach, and discussed annexation effects on taxes, schools, and debt.
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Denzer
Shelby Citizens Unit
Shelby
Shelby Citizens Committee
Shelby Town Hall
R. S. Denzer
la Crosse
Cooler Co
Committee For Annexation
William F. Herber
Gerald Wittinger
Robert Olson
X15 Takes a Bow in Public Unveiling of Experimental Rocket Plane
In Los Angeles the X15 rocket plane is rolled out for public view with Vice President Nixon attending. The experimental craft is to begin test flights soon, with three pilots including Scott Crossfield and Robert White. The project aims for flights up to 4 500 miles per hour and 400 miles altitude though hazards loom.
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Los Angeles
Outer Space
Nixon
Roy W. Johnson
Scott Crossfield
Air Force
Robert White
Joseph Walker
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Rte
Eisenhower Says No Final Decision On Space Agency Transfers
President Eisenhower said no final decision has been made on which missile facilities and personnel will move to the new national space agency. He noted NASA director Keith Glennan’s request for 2,100 missile scientists is only a recommendation awaiting complete study. The Army seeks to preserve its Huntsville team and reduce loss of top scientists including Wernher von Braun amid the space agency push.
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White House
Eisenhower
Atty
Rogers
South
FBI
John Medaris
Wernher von Braun
Unifax
Washington
National Space Agency
Keith Glennan
NASA
Army
Redstone
Space Agency
Space Bureau
Huntsville
Defense Department
Wilber M. Brucker
Brucker
Pentagon
Redstone Arsenal
Los Angeles
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Mark Watson
Baltimore Sun
Medaris
von Braun
Zeus
Army Missile Agency
Civilian
Physicians Decide to Leave Bullet in Boy’s Heart
In Eau Claire a 13 year old, John Mars, remains critical after a stray bullet struck him while riding a bicycle near Fall City Dunn County. Doctors at Luther Hospital chose to leave the bullet in place due to its deep heart penetration, noting the patient’s condition is similar to others after major chest surgery.
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Eau Claire
John Mars
Fall City
Dunn County
George Mars
Route 3
Elk Mound
Luther Hospital
John
Eisenhower calls church bombers hoodlums like Capones
President Eisenhower denounces those who bombed Jewish temples in Atlanta and Peoria as hoodlums of the Al Capone type. He rejects Confederate underground labels and says foreign policy should be kept out of partisan politics while outlining views on Quemoy and a Midwest Pacific campaign swing. He also denies endorsing a Republican line on nationalization and outlines a six day tour to reach voters.
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Washington
Eisenhower
al Capone
Nelson
Atlanta
Peoria
Confederacy
al Capones
Nelsons
Harry S. Truman
Nixon
Quemoy
Congress
Midwest
Pacific Coast
Iowa
Kansas
Colorado
Illinois
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Six Prairie du Chien men fined for duck sales
Six Prairie du Chien men pleaded guilty or no contest in federal court to illegal sale of wild ducks. Judge Patrick T. Stone ordered fines or probation and revoked migratory bird hunting rights for one year as part of a Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan crackdown on market hunters dating to 1956 and 1957. Russell Sheckler and his sons Ted and Robert, Elmer La Bonne, D C Strauman, and George E Koecke were among those charged.
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Russell Sheckler
Ted
Robert
Elmer la Bonne
D. C. Strauman
George E. Koecke
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