Nixon Loyalty Ties to Eisenhower Define 1950s Path
Washington report notes Richard Nixon remains committed to Eisenhower policies, aligning with the president on key issues and backing the administration's second term program. It highlights Nixon as a staunch Eisenhower Republican with limited dissent, save an off record Indo China remark. Next: Nixon on domestic policy.
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Peter Edson
Washington
NEA
Richard Milhous
Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Congress
White House
Knowland
Jenner
Malone
American Society of Newspaper Editors
U.S
Indo-China
Dulles
San Francisco
Chicago
Taft
Warren
California
US Chamber of Commerce
Stalinists In Kremlin Endanger Khrushchev
Soviet Russia’s party chief Nikita Khrushchev faces hidden threats from veteran Stalinists within the Communist Party ranks. Despite purges that ousted Molotov Malenkov Kaganovich and Zhukov, influential officials remain in the Central Committee and Presidium. Suslov, a Malenkov protege, is cited as a key actor in ousting Zhukov, suggesting possible future clashes with Khrushchev.
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Charles Mi. McCann
United Press
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Soviet Russia
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Georgi M. Malenkov
Lazar M. Kaganovich
Marshal Georgi K. Zhukov
Soviet Union
Stalin
Molotov
Malenkov
Kaganovich
Zhukov
Communist Party Central Committee
Central Committee
Russia
Mikhail A. Suslov
Suslov
Belgrade
London Daily Telegraph
Moscow
Couple Celebrate 79th Anniversary in Utah
FAIRVIEW Utah Peter Peterson 97 and Celes tia 96 celebrate their 7th wedding anniversary. Married Dec 1 1878 at St George in southwest Utah. He survived a 1913 lightning strike that doctors predicted would shorten his life. They have 10 children, 48 grandchildren, 145 great grandchildren and 32 great great grandchildren.
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Fairview
Utah
Peter Peterson
Celestia
St. George
Students to Tour OC Packing Plant From Lavon High vocational class
Lavon high school senior class of eight will tour Oklahoma City on Tuesday for a market study. Marvin Bickel says they will visit stock yards and meet cattle, hogs, and sheep buyers, the exchange building, a major packing plant, and observe livestock marketing procedures. Names include Bil Abbott Joe Cox Gerald Crosby Butch Farries Clifford Gaml in Joe Ishmael Derret Musgrove Dee Ricketts.
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Lavon High School
Oklahoma City
Marvin Bickel
Bickel
Bicket
Bil Abbott
Joe Cox
Gerald Crosby
Butch Farries
Clifford Gamblin
Joe Ishmael
Derret Musgrove
Dee Ricketts
Spanish claim win over rebels in North Africa
The Spanish War Ministry announced that organized resistance by Moroccan rebels near Ini has ended and that Spanish forces control the territory. Tiugsa and Zoco el Tzenin posts were relieved and replaced by liberating columns while mop up operations continue until complete order is restored. Spain maintains a naval presence with a fleet near Ini to prevent renewed fighting.
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Madrid
Tini
Tiugsa
Zoco el T’zenin
War Ministry
Morocco
Ini
al Alam
Istiqlal (Freedom) Party
Spain
Iti
Rabat
Atlantic
Kidney Graft Fails To Save Life Of Boy
Boston 14 year old Jimmy Foster died after a kidney transplant from his twin failed. The operation at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital involved multiple identical twin donations with six operations total. Donor Jerry Foster recovered while Jimmy’s kidney failed, aided temporarily by an artificial kidney machine. Jimmy expressed fearlessness about death before the loss. Four earlier twin transplants were reported successful, with a fifth patient in critical condition from a complication involving the new kidney.
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Boston
Jimmy Foster
Jimmy
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Foster Boys
Pocarillo
Idaho
Jerry
Juanita Foster
Ceylon Tea and Rubber Workers Strike Over Pensions
Four hundred thousand plantation workers in Ceylon walked out for 24 hours demanding pensions and shorter hours. The action halted work on seven percent of plantations in key tea and rubber areas, while Democratic Workers Congress members remained at work. Police rushed reinforcements to avert clashes between rival unions.
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Colombo
Ceylon
Ceylon Workers’ Congress
Democratic Workers Congress
Suffocation Ruled in Death of Oklahoma City Man
Coroner Anna Helle Wright ruled John Moses aged 33 died from accidental suffocation. Moses was found in the gutted four room frame house with his wife and three children away visiting nearby when the fire started.
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Oklahoma City
Anna Helle’ Wright
John Moses
Moses
Deer Rescued From Thin Ice On Morrison Lake
Conservation officer Louis Kahl used a garden bee to break ice and a rowboat to free a distressed deer that fell through Morrison Lake’s thin ice. The exhausted animal reached land and soon bounded back into the woods.
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Lake Odessa
Mich
Louis Kahl
Morrison Lake
Fire Routs Roomers in Oklahoma City Hotel Blaze
A walkup hotel in Oklahoma City was heavily damaged by fire trapping about a dozen roomers. 75-year-old Marshall E. Culler was rescued by passerby Frank Scott and suffered a cut hand. no other injuries were reported.
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Lawton Constitution
Oklahoma City
Marshall E. Culler
Frank Scott
Culler
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