Nixon's Parley Game Aid Noted In Sixth Series Play
The article details a baseball game with the Yankees and Dodgers, noting key moments such as Snider’s knee injury and Bauer’s leg trouble, plus Ford’s clutch pitching and strong Yankee infield defense. It also reports Vice President Nixon meeting with President Eisenhower’s aide at the White House and outlines plans for the Equal Economic Opportunity Conference despite Eisenhower’s illness.
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FBI Chief Defends Informers and Targets Reds
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover and Atty Gen William F Tompkins blasted critics of confidential informants amid claims subversive conspiracies are exposed by informants. Hoover warned against vilification of witnesses as aiding a communist strategy to discredit the judicial process. They argued informants have protected national security, while noting crime and subversion threats since WWII.
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Syria Moslems Call Boycott on France
Syrian Moslem religious leaders issued a fatwa calling on Muslims to boycott France economically and culturally. Circulars signed by 25 Ale nana religious leaders urged not sending children to French schools and avoiding French dealings due to the dispute in North Africa. Posters promoting the boycott appeared on buses and around Damascus.
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Ike's Illness Won't Alter Demo Plans
Democratic National Chairman Paul Butler said Eisenhower’s illness will not change Democratic plans for the 1958 campaign. Speaking to reporters at the first meeting of the party’s national Advisory committee on political organization he noted silence may affect Republicans and discussed a possible GOP move from San Francisco to Chicago before the Democratic convention.
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Fears Ease as Eisenhower Hovers at Center
Reports from Eisenhower's bedside say the president is tired but in satisfactory condition. White, who traveled to Denver and then to Belmont, stated doctors will study vital signs if needed and that fatigue is not unusual in such cases. Haggerty emphasized ongoing, precise condition reports and plans to decide how active Eisenhower should be during tests at the hospital.
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Sunday News: Graham for Dodgers and Eisenhower Update
U.S. and Bonn Germany items dominate the page with Billy Graham’s Sunday remarks and a U.S. firm halting swastika bearing toys. The report covers Eisenhower’s condition progress at Walter Reed, Sherman Adams’ planned visit, and hospital bulletins noting slow, steady improvement without complications. Also included is a note on toys sold to German firms and the embassy’s stance.
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JOPS! SORRY Set Fire To Wrong Hotel, Suspect Says
The suspect testified he intended to set fire to the lobby of the Portland Hotel on Sunday but realized he had entered the wrong hotel after the stairway fire started. He expressed remorse for the act.
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Millionth Visitor At Los Angeles County Fair Named
Angela Jenellan 43 of South Pasadena became the millionth visitor as the fair closed its 17 day run in Pomona. Queen Linda Muszal greeted her on a tour of the grounds and presented a silver platter inscribed Millionth Visitor along with passes to next year’s exposition. Total attendance was about 4,015,000 versus 4,117,110 last year.
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Supreme Court opens its 165th year in solemn session
The Supreme Court began its 165th year facing cases challenging anti-subversive laws. Chief Justice Earl Warren and eight associates appeared at the bench as a large crowd filled the marble courtroom. The justices took their places amid the traditional court chant led by crier George E. Hutchinson.
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Salk Vaccine Lauded for Polio Reduction
DETROIT four-surgeon general and medical authorities praised the Salk polio vaccine after early field reports show paralytic poliomyelitis rates cut by 50 percent or more among vaccinated children. Dr John E Salk plans further trials to age ten and beyond while experts forecast greater protection as immunization programs expand.
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