Western Europe greets Ike speech on peace reform
Western Europe and Britain welcome President Eisenhower's inaugural address as a sign the United States is ready to aid a just peace. Tass in Moscow says the U.S. seeks to expand influence. British papers caution that more than ideals are needed to stabilize the Middle East. The Guardian lauds Wilsonian goodwill, while German papers favor strong support for freedom. Oslo papers highlight foreign aid angles.
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London
Europe
Eisenhower
United States
Tass
U.S. A
Telegramh
Middle East
Telegraph
Manchester
Guardian
America
West Berlin
Spandauer Volksblatt
Soviet Union
Paris
Aftenposten
Oslo
LU. S. A
Brisk Ohio and Virginia News Snapshots in Brief
Louisville health chief cites odd cases of foreign objects found in boys ears at city schools. In Rome a woman crafts carved leather by stretching over molds and hammering. In Martinsville a lawyer drunk while defending a client is fined. In Topeka a man jokes about a stolen steering wheel then reveals he was in the back seat. In Charlotte police resolve historic cases and in Grand Rapids a Good Samaritan ends up with a shiner after helping a stalled car.
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Louisville
Thomas Godfrey
Godfrey
Rome
Italy
Martinsville
James R. Nelson
Nelson
Topeka
Kan
Jim Freel
Streel
Freel
Sir Walter
Andy
George
Charlotte
N. C. UY
Walter Raleigh Goble
Andrew Jackson
Grand Rapids
Mich
Walter C. Grycznoski
Grycznoski
Caribbean Delegates Forming Federation in Kingston
Delegates from 11 islands meet to form a British Caribbean federation to unite Trinidad Jamaica Barbados and the Windward and Leeward Islands as a separate Commonwealth member while Britain controls defense foreign relations and key financial policies.
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Kingston
Januaica
South America
Trindad
Jamaica
Barbados
Windward and
Leeward Islands
Britain
Eisenhower Back to Business After Gala Inaugural Week
President Eisenhower resumes normal duties after a string of four diamond gala events marking his second inauguration. He appeared with Mrs Eisenhower and Nixon at morning appointments, then attended a late-night Washington Armory circuit with Maj John Eisenhower and Barbara. The President, energetic and sociable, mingled with guests as Lily Pons sang in cerulean blue.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nixon
Eisenhowers
White House
Washington Armory
Maj
John Eisenhower
Barbara
State Dulles
Statler Hotel
Lily Fons
Showgirl Sues Over Chimp Bite at Radio City
21 year old Las Vegas showgirl Miss Krane sued Gene De Troy operator of an animal act alleging a chimpanzee bit her on the head and hand during a July 20 1955 performance at Radio City Music Hall. She seeks 7500 damages and medical expenses. De Troy real name Samuel Wood is named as the operator.
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Las Vegas
Ruth
iKrane
de Troy
Radio City Music Hall
New Europe
York
Miss Krane
Gene de Troy
Radio City, oMdusic Hell
Troy
Samuel Wood
Rene
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