Eisenhower to announce bid with Mamie at side on TV
Washington reports Mrs. Eisenhower will stand beside President Eisenhower tonight as he announces his decision to seek a second term. Through her secretary Mrs Macy Jane McCaffrey she will join him, a stance longtime friends say reflects her support and acceptance of his leadership.
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Jap Fishermen Feared Lost in Gale
Thirty three Japanese fishermen were believed drowned after a violent storm in the Yellow Sea. Three fishing boats were sunk and only two survivors from one crew and one from another were saved.
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Eisenhower Second Term Announcement Draws Mixed Reaction
Republican leaders hail Eisenhower bid as a victory for November campaign, while Democrats led by Paul Butler question political motives and warn voters about a part time presidency. Adlai Stevenson notes the core issue is administration policy and the health matter will be debated alongside. Kefauver mentioned in Milwaukee as coverage continues on page 4A.
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Eisenhower Announces Bid for Second Term at News Conference
President Eisenhower, calm and composed amid a packed room, said he is available for a second term and will address the nation tonight on radio and television to explain his decision. He praised colleagues, noted support but refused to discuss running mate specifics, and emphasized his aim to inform the public directly.
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Nixon Fails to Get Endorsement for VP
Washington AP reports President Eisenhower declined to endorse Richard M. Nixon for renomination, delaying a clear VP selection. The President said to wait and see who the convention nominates, while noting Nixon’s loyal service and widespread support within party circles.
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Stocks Boom as Ike Re Election News Sparks Market
New York stock traders welcomed news that President Eisenhower would run again. Prices leaped with gains up to around $3 a share on leaders like Du Pont and Bethlehem Steel. The Associated Press average rose to $181 as volume neared five million shares.
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Quirino DiesFormer Philippine President
Former Philippine president Elpidio Quirino died at his home near Manila at 6 p.m. at age 65. He had suffered from high blood pressure and is survived by daughter Victoria Gonzales and son Tomas Quirino. Quirino became president in 1948 after Roxas’ death, losing in 1953 to Ramon Magsaysay. He had 36 years in public service and a reputation as an administrator.
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Mt Etna eruptions. Chicago intern case linked to stabbing
In Catania Sicily the Mount Etna crater erupts as lava and flames light up the night. In Chicago an elderly inmate identified as Jim Go, 76, is connected to a fatal stabbing of hospital intern Dr. Bruno Epstein at a Cook County jail cell. The eruption scattered ash, while authorities weigh murder charges and consider coroner’s jury action.
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Where to Find It Beach Combing and Other Page References
A compact newsroom index lists where to locate specific content across sections. It directs readers to Beach Combing on Page C-1, Boyle on Page B-3, Bridge on Page B-9, and other features across Classified, Comics, Editorial, Financial, Obituaries, Radio and TV, Shipping, Sports, Theaters, and vital statistics across designated pages.
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Naval Officer Killed as Two Planes Collide
A Navy pilot was killed and another escaped injury when two Grumman Hellcats collided during a training mission over Imperial Beach. Lt. Bruce Nelson, 25, of East Brigham Utah, body found near wreckage a mile from shore. Lt.(jg) Don F. Forman parachuted and was rescued by a boat.
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