Presidents Horse Shoe for Fitzsimons Hospital
President Eisenhower gifted Fitzsimons Army Hospital a horseshoe that he wore during his seven week stay recovering from a heart attack. Maj. Gen. Martin E. Griffin said the shoe will be hung over the bed of the room he occupied. Truman Confined by intestinal illness at home in Independence Missouri for three days. Dr. Wallace Graham called it not serious and said he should be able to go out by Wednesday.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Martin E. Griffin
Fitzsimons
Independence
Harry S. Truman
Wallace Graham
Solons May Seek To Ease Attacks On Foreign Policy
Senate leaders plan a moderated approach to criticism of the Eisenhower administration foreign and defense programs. Johnson will meet Georgia Senators George and Russell in Atlanta to discuss bipartisan policy, hoping to avoid partisan attack in the 1956 election year. George opposes tying bipartisan principles to campaigns while Stevenson and Harriman critique policy. George cautions against trivializing core bipartisan aims despite debates over international peril and Geneva conference implications.
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Senate
Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Atlanta
Georgia
George and
Russell
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Johnson
George
Times
Averell Harriman
New York
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Adlai E. Stevenson
Congress
Stevenson
Harriman
Free World
Korea
Car Bomb Killing Trial Opens in Waco
Houston man Harry L. Washburn goes to trial in Waco on charges of murder by auto bomb in the January 19 slaying of Mrs. Helen Harris Weaver, with prosecutors relying on circumstantial evidence and no eye witnesses. Dist. Atty. Tom Moore Jr. expects a jury in two days and a two week trial. Washburn, held without bond, claims alibi with his children.
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Waco
Tex
Harry L. Washburn
Tom Moore Jr
Houston
Helen Harris Weaver
San Angelo
Washburn
Harriman Rejects Peaceful Coexistence With Russia
New York Governor Averell Harriman told a convention of the Young Democratic Clubs of America in Oklahoma City that there is no such thing as peaceful coexistence with Russia. He said the proposal is Russian and a mistake to accept it.
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United Press
Oklahoma City
New York
Averell Harrimen
Young Democratic Clubs of America
Russia
Transport speed record set by John Cunningham in jet Comet
Group Captain John Cunningham known as Cats Eyes greeted by crowds in Sydney after setting a new transport speed record in a British jet Comet. He stated that it looks as if they've ironed out all the difficulties.
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Sydney
Australia
John
Cats Eyes
Cunningham
Stockton Hospital Official Calls Patient Healthy Despite Coma
Robert Brisenden, acting administrator at San Joaquin General Hospital, describes 36 year old Mrs Abbie Selah Howland as a patient in a prolonged coma while noting her apparent health. The remark highlights the paradox of a living death in a medical record.
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Stockton
Calif
Robert Brissenden
San Joaquin General Hospital
Abbie Selah Howland
Capehart calls for destroying farm surpluses to raise income
Senator Homer E. Capehart of Indiana urges dismantling farm surpluses as a way to boost farmer income. He says if destruction is needed, then destroy some of the surplus. The remark frames a bold stand in agricultural policy debate.
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Washington
Homer E. Capehart
R-Ind
Mrs Ramona Deitemeyer Visits East Berlin
Mrs Ramona Deitemeyer of Lincoln Nebraska titled Mrs America of 1956 expressed no qualms about touring hostile East Berlin saying if the U S Army cannot protect her then who can she asserts support for her trip amid Cold War tensions.
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Berlin
Ramona Deitemeyer
Lincoln, Neb
America
East Berlin
U.S
Mrs Joseloff discusses the modern wife as superwoman
Barbara Joseloff, an interior designer, argues that society has shamed women into claiming perfect ability and taste in homemaking. She critiques the pressure on women to craft charming homes and assumes someone else’s ideal standards.
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New York
Barbara Joseloff
Jungle Girl Engaged To Dutchman In Holland
Bertha Hertogh now 18 formally engaged to Johan Gerard Wolkenfelt, a 21 year old Dutch cabinet maker. Her past includes Moslem child marriage annulled after riots in Singapore. Hertogh’s parents were captured by Japanese in 1940s, raised in jungle, found in 1949, married teen Malay teacher Mansoor Adabi, whose later marriage followed.
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Bergen-Op-Zoom
Holland
Bertha Hertogh
Singapore
Bertha
Johan Gerard Wolkenfelt
Netherlands East Indies
Banns
Adabi
Man Knifes Wrong Woman in Dallas Misidentification
A 45 year old man grabbed Gertrude Sercy, 47, as she walked on a Dallas street last night and knifed her in the back and leg. He told officers I thought she was my wife. She was in fair condition.
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Dallas
Gertrude Sercy
Long Separated Brothers Meet in Fort Worth Jail
Two brothers, Jacob Keele and Arthur L Keele, longtime apart and one thought the other dead, were reunited in Fort Worth jail after a desk officer spotted similar names. Jacob, 44, was jailed for drunkenness Saturday, Arthur, 42, from Tyler, jailed Sunday. They were later released.
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Fort Worth
Jacob Keele
Arthur L
Tyler
A. S. Keith
Jacob
Arthur
Nickel’s historic roles in plating and coinage
Nickel has long been valued for two classic applications. Plating uses its durability and finish, while coinage relies on its distinct properties.
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