Dig Deep in Ginger Ale Case
White Sulphur Springs West Virginia doctors probe illness of three people who drank ginger ale aboard a private railroad car used by President Eisenhower. One patient shows definite uremic poisoning while a second remains seriously ill and a third has recovered enough to visit. Investigators seek poisoned ginger ale or contaminated foods as cause. Secret Service and Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad probes locate three empty bottles tossed from the train as possible evidence.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Eisenhower
Washington
Capital
Secret Service
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
A. E. Baughman
Baughman
WAE Secret Service
Huntington
W.V2
Nelson Hervix
Hervig
Jaéell Scott
Tie
Scott
Charles Ross
Nerson
Red scares tax raid targets Daily Worker and Moysey
Government agents seized the Daily Worker and Communist Party offices in five cities after Moysey alleges the party never filed income tax returns. Sen. Wiley urges a nationwide unit with the FBI to crack down on Communist taxes, while Moysey heads an IRS crackdown amid a broader cold war push.
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Comnist Party
Daily Worker
Moysey
Communist Party
Russia
Gruenther
Germany
NATO
Vate
Marcy Sacher
Internal Revenue
Worker
Chicago
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Newark
Need
Detroit
Eugene Dennis
U. S
Eisenhower
Luzyless
FBI
Red City
Max Gordon
New York
Eisenhower Farewells at Airport Before Washington Trip
Ike departs from White Sulphur Springs by car and special train for Washington after brief farewell to troopers and townspeople. He discusses foreign aid, UN action on the Israeli Arab dispute, and views on Soviet world domination with Pearson and Dulles. St Laurent and Pearson also travel to Washington for talks praised as useful.
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Ruiz Cortines
Eisenhower
Washington
RW. Boyles
Charleston
White Sulphur High School
United States
Pearson
United Nations
Dulles
Canada
Mexico
U. N. Security Council
U. S
Joseph Stalin
Free Nations
Alleghany Mountain
St. Laurent
Lester Pearson
Lan Aero
Winds halt landings and dust storms sweep central states
A severe windstorm paralyzed Milwaukee area air traffic with six to seven hours of halted landings. Dust storms spread 800 miles from Cheyenne to the lower Mississippi Valley, delaying buses and closing schools as winds gusted and temperatures rose in many areas. Officials discuss court action as crop and grazing damage rises and newspapers continue publishing. The Big Three talks focus on diplomacy and regional issues, with limited concrete results and ongoing discussions on migratory labor and river basin development.
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Moysey
Revenue Service
Oakland
Fredericktonomous
Charles Talbot
First Vice
Dent
Pope and Talbot Lines
Milwaukee
Waster Prairie
Cheyenne
Wyo
Waco
Tex
Mississippia Valley
Ohio
Valley
Sacher
Iweek
Nouthland
Fed
Colorado
Wyoming
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Issam
Lachey
Treasury
Jnven
New Mexico
Pri
Yale Company
White House
James C. Hagerty
Dulles
Ruiz Cortings
St. Laurent
Eiserhower
St.Laurent
Canada
United States
Columbia River Basin
Ruiz Cortines
Dik Dulles
India
Indonesia
Lester B. Pearson
Sug
High Stakes in U S Missile Programs and Murphree Appointment
Debate over centralized civilian control of the Pentagon missile program marks a shift as Murphree gains broad authority to oversee research, development and production. Officials note long lead times for intercontinental missiles and detail major programs including Atlas Titan Snark and Mavjo, with focus on accuracy and explosive effects.
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Jackson
Pentagon
Murphree
Wilson
Air Force
jArmy
Tel Navy
J Air Force
Atlas
General Dynamics Corp
Titan
Glenn i. Martin Co
Sf Northrop
North American Aviation Inc
Brewery Strike Receives Teamsters Board Approval
A statewide plea for brewery workers in California moves forward after Dave Beck says the Teamsters executive board has approved strike plans if necessary. The announcement indicates broad union backing for potential job action across breweries statewide.
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California
Teamsters Union
Dave Beck
Teamsters
Tornado Devastates Talihina Homes After Evening Storm
A tornado struck the southeast Talihina Oklahoma area Tuesday night around 7 30 p m after a hard rain and hail storm. Six houses were blown off their foundations with extensive property damage but no injuries reported.
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Talihina
Okla
Home Builders Forecast Slight 1956 Construction Dip
The president of the National Association of Home Builders predicted a small drop in new home construction for 1956 compared with the previous year, signaling a modest slow in the housing market.
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Chicago
National Assn. of
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Teamster Union
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