Adlai Plans to indict GOP on foreign policy and big business
Washington says Adlai E Stevenson will charge Republicans with muddling foreign policy and granting excessive influence to big business. He will announce his 1956 bid in Chicago next Tuesday and airs his views tonight at the University of Virginia carried by ABC. Stevenson, after overnight talks with Dean Acheson and others, signals a determined campaign with staff and volunteers forming under Barry Bingham. He targets Eisenhower policy as blustering and ineffective while aligning with farm price supports and tax criticisms favored by the party committee.
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Pinay Seeks New Saar Settlement Amid German Unification Tensions
French Prime Minister Antoine Pinay travels to Germany to pursue a new Saar settlement as Molotov signals opposition to East West German unification. The Saar dispute stalls Paris Bonn ties and European integration efforts. The plebiscite voting favored German linkage, prompting reconsideration of the Europeanization plan and West German rearmament under Western oversight.
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Accused Cop Killer Forced To Clean Up
CHICAGO Richard Carpenter on trial for the murder of detective William J Murphy was removed from his death row cell last night for a shave haircut and shower after four days in court with a beard and long hair He refused to eat since Tuesday guards over powered him and removed his uniform A barber began cutting his hair and he eventually quieted though he continued the fast The state rested after 21 witnesses testified in the slaying which triggered a major Chicago manhunt Carpenter is charged with wounding rookie officer Clarence Kerr during the manhunt and was captured three days after Murphy was killed
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Local Guild of Prescription Opticians Meeting in Dallas
Roy E. Ross and all eleven guild members from the Southwestern Zone will attend a two day meeting in Dallas on November 12 and 13. This marks the zone’s second gathering, with participation from the entire group.
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Scotland Yard investigates secret files found at home
Inspectors at Scotland Yard probed Friday after at least six secret files on British criminals were discovered in a private residence. Officials feared additional documents may have been removed from the records office, potentially erased vital statistics or used for blackmail.
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Eisenhower heads home to White House for two days
President Eisenhower returns from Denver and will spend two days at the White House before departing to his Gettysburg farm. Merriman Smith, veteran White House reporter, travels with the president to cover the transition.
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Denver
Eisenhower to visit Colorado again this summer
Denver dispatch reports President Eisenhower may fly to Colorado again this summer likely by late June or early July depending on Congress’s campaign recess. The President appears less robust with further weight loss noted under the chin.
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Cabinet members visit to dramatize president’s return
Only Commerce Secretary Weeks has not rushed to the President's bedside at Fitzsimons Army Hospital. Others spent time with reporters detailing long-known programs, using visits to dramatize the President’s return to active control of government.
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No mention of press coverage pressure after Eisenhower illness
The passage reflects a U P journalist's view on heavy coverage of President Eisenhower's illness in Denver. It notes intense mental pressure on reporters, fearing missing announcements that could alter history, after initial weeks following the heart attack.
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Denver
Meyner Declines 1956 Heaviest Turkey Invite
Trenton New Jersey Governor Meyner rejected an invitation from Illinois Governor Stratton to join the 1956 heaviest turkey contest. He cited aristocratic tradition and said New Jersey turkeys have a lineage dating back 300 years to the days of Charles II, prompting the decline.
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Fr anc h Grandstaff Faces Extradition Over Parole Violations
Frank Marion Grandstaff, 53, famed as a jail composer of the cantata Big Spring, faces extradition from California to Wisconsin on parole violation charges. Governor Knight signed papers after Grandstaff was arrested in Santa Monica for burglary and fled to Wisconsin custody was ordered. He previously served a Tennessee life term, was paroled, then convicted in Wisconsin in 1952 and paroled again last year to report to Wisconsin parole officers.
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Wisconsin
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Tennessee
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Kidnaper Of Baby Sent To Hospital
In San Francisco Betty Jean Benedicto 27 was declared insane after four psychiatrists testified, so she will be sent to a state mental institution instead of facing trial for kidnapping a two day old boy from a hospital. She had confessed and nine days later called the father, Dr. Sanford Marcus, to Stockton to recover his son.
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John B. Molinari
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Stockton
Indians Hope Prohibition Can Work In India
NEW DELHI Many Indians believe total prohibition can succeed in stages by April 1958. The prohibition inquiry committee backs the plan, citing small drink problems, law abiding citizens, women’s support, home restraint, and long standing anti drink teachings. It notes foreign failures due to weak laws and poor enforcement amid powerful vested interests.
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New Delhi
India
Brucker to Tour Army Bases in Far East
Secretary of the Army Wilber M. Brucker will tour Army installations in the Far East during December, the Army announced Friday.
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Wilber M. Brucker
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Far East
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Steel Mills Set October Output Record in New York
New York based steel mills produced more steel in October than any prior month, according to the American Iron and Steel Institute. The record reflects ongoing demand and industry expansion as the nation’s steel sector posts strong monthly results.
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Tibet Road Opened Linking Tibet and Sichuan
The Peiping Communist Radio announced a new highway between Changtu, capital of Szchwan Province, and Apa in occupied Tibet. Apa is a major trading center that markets livestock. The road will connect about 500,000 people with the Sichuan capital.
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Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery with New Substance
A healing substance called Bio-Dyne, widely used to heal injured tissue, now comes as Preparation H in suppository or ointment form. Doctors report piles shrinking and relief from pain and itching without surgery. Available at druggists with a money back guarantee.
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