Eisenhower Seeks Second Term With Nixon as Running Mate
President Eisenhower presses his bid for a second term entering California and Wisconsin primaries while health and a potential Nixon vice presidency dominate campaign talk. GOP Chairman Hall calls Nixon the “greatest team” and says Nixon will likely be Eisenhower’s running mate amid party debate on health and convention.
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Accord Averts Clerks Strike in Southland
A threatened strike by about 2000 Southland grocery clerks was averted with a complete agreement announced at 10:42 a.m. by State Conciliator Adolph Koyen. The three year contract retroactive to Jan 1 raises wages, holidays, pension, night differential, and health fund contributions, with details per year and job class.
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Red Cross Drive Rolls In Long Beach and Nearby Areas
More than four thousand workers kicked off the 1956 Red Cross fund drive today in Long Beach Lakewood and nearby Simal MMW. Story and pictures Page 6-1.
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Networks lose 150000 as president’s address causes cancellations
New York networks faced about 150000 in lost or canceled programming after President Eisenhower’s national address Wednesday night. CBS-TV cited a 100000 hit from dropping United States Steel Hour, NBC about 30000 for This Is Your Life, and ABC-TV delayed a fight to carry the President’s address.
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Aviatrix Kills Man in Row on Property
In Apopka Florida aviatrix Helen McBride, 49, shot and killed Charles Richard Green 33 a National Airlines ticket agent in her kitchen after a dispute over property Green a former Winston Salem resident had been a close family friend since 1946 McBride admitted firing three bullets and was charged with first degree murder Green was an unmarried World War II veteran living in an airport apartment near the McBride home Sheriff Dave Starr reported the incident occurred Wednesday night and stemmed from an overdue payments dispute
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81 Year-Old Linsky Granted Divorce in Los Angeles
Superior Judge Burnett Wolf granted a divorce to William A. Linsky an 81 year old former New York and Boston clothing merchant. He advised him not to remarry quickly while Linsky grinned and said he would wait awhile. The decree followed testimony that his wife Fannie 79 forced him from their home last December. They had married in Boston in 1900 and have three children.
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Doctor says President's health to stay satisfactory for years
Boston reports Dr White, chief medical consultant, asserts President Eisenhower’s health and ability to work should remain satisfactory for years. Cardiologists note risks are reasonable and advise measures such as rest, exercise, weight control, and monitored care to prevent coronary issues.
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U S Says Soviet Balloons Flew Over Alaska
The State Department informed Moscow that Soviet balloons had flown over United States territory, specifically over Alaska, in a new diplomatic note. The note states Russia balloons entered U S airspace and underscores potential tensions between the two nations.
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Two Million Workers Get Pay Increase
Washington reports pay hikes under the Fair Labor Standards Act increasing the federal minimum wage from 75 cents to $1 per hour. Congress passed the rise last year. about 24 million workers are covered, with only a small fraction earning below the new minimum. Average increase expected around 3 to 13 cents an hour, costing an estimated 560 million dollars annually.
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Eisenhower boosters and rivals clash over health tied campaign
President Eisenhower asserted he can perform his duties as well as ever after his Sept. heart attack, drawing Democratic criticism of a part time presidency run through a potential defeat for November. Democrats urged a vigorous nationwide campaign, while Moscow and VOA monitored the president's remarks as he planned to accept the GOP nomination but avoid conventional whistle stop campaigning.
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Teens confess bomb threat calls disrupted Anaheim schools
Two 15 and 16 year old boys confessed to making a Monday bomb threat against Anaheim Union High School, prompting a noon evacuation, while a separate Wednesday warning at Fremont Junior High led to discovery of a motor device. Police said the teens claimed it was a dare and cooperated. investigators continue seeking the Friday caller.
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Fragmented newspaper index snippet with page references
A terse catalog lists sections and page numbers such as Beach Combing on C-1 and Boyle on 4-23, with Bridges on A-23, Classifieds on C-5 to 11, Games on C-4, Crossword on B-6, Editorial on 4-22, Financial on C-3, Obituaries C-2, Radio TV B-10, Shipping A-14, Sports A-24 to A-27, Theaters B-12, Tides Temperatures Wilson A-23, Women B-2 35:5 Your World A-271.
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Market Quietly Chalks Up Gains
New York market enters the pre election phase with a slight rise as volume runs around two million shares. Most leading stocks gain about a dollar per share at best with some losses scattered. The Associated Press stock average at noon rises to 179 50, erasing Wednesday's decline.
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Leap Year Baby Born in Wooster in 5:12 PM Birth
A 32 year old Wooster mother from Big Pram, Ohio, delivered her second Leap Year baby Wednesday at 5 12 PM. The unnamed boy weighed 7 pounds 38 ounces, joining his Leap Year sister Debra Joyce born in 1952. Parents Mr and Mrs Shrively have five daughters.
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