Eisenhower pleads for two more GOP years in Congress
President Eisenhower urged voters to keep the Republicans in control of Congress for two more years to complete his program. He warned against a cold war of partisan politics and praised foreign policy while avoiding direct attacks on opponents. Vice President Nixon introduced him at a rally as leaders and candidates stood by.
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Explosion at East German steelworks near Stalin City
Reported blast at Stalin Steelworks in Stalinstadt within the Hamburg area follows a Soviet claim of a noninjury incident. The event occurs amid celebrations on the Polish border and questions arise about the plant’s role as a showpiece of the East German satellite state.
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Germany
IGPRI
de Ae Reinet
Gerrany
Lead Agency for Highway Building Seen
President Eisenhower and his advisers likely will back a scaled down 100 billion dollar highway program over ten years. A five man committee to study needs and options plans to report by year end with proposals for heavier federal contributions and greater urban road spending.
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Wisenhowers Highway Advisers
Pr Dent
Eisenhower
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Lucius D. Clay
Chaiman
Mhower
High Flying Planes Spark Saucer Alarm Over LA
Residents mistook eight high flying planes in two shaped formations for saucers Friday night. Officials at the Air Defense Center in Pasadena called the planes friendly and said nothing else beyond confirming their operation.
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Lwos Angeles Bb
Air Defense Center
Pasadena
Auroral
US seeks damages over 1952 B 50 shot down
A U S note circulated at the United Nations demands 150000 for survivors of dead crew 650000 for those missing 25000 for injuries Roche plus 1468008 56 for loss of the plane and 491584 38 for Soviet misconduct The note argues the Soviet Union willfully misled the U S and contemplates International Court action If Russia refuses the case may go to The Hague It asserts Soviet boats and aircraft retrieved survivors and places the incident about 40 miles off Cape Povortny despite Soviet territory claims It lists three dead and thirteen missing including pilots and officers with their home cities and ranks
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Francis Luther Brown
Modesto
Calif
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Yuba City
Edmund Joseph Cryz
Chicago
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Marksville
Warren John Sanderson
Climax
Winn
Robert Ebon Stallaker
Pikeville
John Cyrus Ward
Topeka
Kan
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Ponona
Califf
Frank Ernest Beyer Jr
Seacrift
Tex
Donald Wayne Gabree
Copeka
Roland Edgar Goulet
Mt. Holy
N. J
James Ecwin Wones
Buckhannon
W. Way
Charles Joseph Russell
Philadelphia
Donald George Hill
Spokane
Wesh
Earl Wilbur Radelin Jr
Chattanooga
Tenn
Marina Span Tests Begun
Preliminary work starts on the 1.17 million dollar Marina Span bridge linking E Second Street to Pacific Coast Highway. Guy Atkinson Co. drives test piling as 20 workers begin the project with eventual staff to 30. completion targeted within 200 working days near The Toledo area.
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Chicago office boy leaves $150000 estate
John W. Nelson a 63 year old office boy died of a heart attack after a frugal life. Investigators found savings totaling 16000 in bank accounts and 17 stock issues worth about 120000 in a safe deposit box plus 6900 cash and 6300 US Savings Bonds. No will. He lived as a roomer at the Swanson home for 18 years and worked as a doors man before retiring then becoming an office boy at a rug company.
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Chicago
John W. Nelson
Cook County
Bank Baeks
United States
Nelson
Peter Swanson
Swanson
Swansons
Walter McCarron
Ore Carrier Capsizes in Atlantic Ocean
The 3009 ton Marmaduke, bound from Victoria Brazil to Baltimore, capsized in rough Atlantic seas. Coast Guard board to investigate headed by Capt. R. M Hoyle with Cmdr W J Conley and Lt Comdr M E Meekins. Survivors include Michael Angel Hernandez and Shed Sullivan Jr with others later sighted. ship overdue reported by Moore-McCormick Line. Search by Coast Guard cutters and 12 planes continued through the night.
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Coss Guard
Washington
Coast Rand
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M. E. Meekins
Michael Angel Hernandez
Marmadkle
Shed Sulivan Jr
John Davis
Charles Wil
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iTadeade Valle
Cape Henry
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Macedonia
Sullivan
Two Saved Mom Hit by Auto During Incident
Mrs. Rogers, briefly dazed and medicated, recalled a car rapidly approaching and that she pushed one child, then another, to safety. Edwin, the couple’s only son, was recently elected denner of Den and received a safety achievement for traffic-obedience. He also urged his mother to buy an official Don Mothers uniform, worn Friday night. Edwin’s father, a North American Aviation service analyst, switched from Northrop Aircraft two months ago, risking medical insurance eligibility for 30 more days.
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Northrop Aircraft, Inc
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North American
Norway Vessel Burned to Hull Near Casablanca
A 4721 ton Norwegian freighter Emma Bakke suffered an engines room explosion and fire about 200 miles off Casablanca. The vessel was abandoned after burning to a hull. nine American passengers and most of the 38 crew were rescued by the Argentine ship Corrientes bound for Lisbon. Several crewmen were injured, though the severity was not known.
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Emma Bakke
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Lisbon
22 Boxcars Derailed Driver Killed in Crash
An automobile struck the middle of a fast St. Paul Minneapolis and Omaha freight train in Ashton killing the driver, injuring none and derailing 22 box cars. The driver was tentatively identified as Jerry Herningabout, 17, of Ashton.
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Omaha
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Muddy Flood Probes in N M Kill Five and Damage Huge
Roswell officials and National Guardsmen continued a grim mud filled search for more flood victims after a storm flooded an 80 mile Pecos Valley corridor. Five bodies recovered. crops, cotton fields and farm buildings suffered millions in losses across Roswell Hagerman Dexter and surrounding areas. Civil defense teams from Denver headed to the area as governors urged federal disaster aid and funds for flood control dams.
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Eisenhower
Pecos
Sherman Adams
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Congress
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Raswell
Frank Thomas
Willie Slo
Manuel Hernandez
Ben Tolliver
James McIntcheon
Hagerman
John Bible
Premier Mendes France seeks confidence vote on German rearmament
Paris premier Pierre Mendes France pressures the National Assembly to back his policy of German rearmament under NATO and the Brussels treaties. He faces Socialist and Popular Republican resistance over a pooled troops clause, risk to his government as a confidence vote is set for Tuesday afternoon.
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Pierre Mendes-France
National Assembly
West Germany
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Assembly
Brussels
London
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France
Italy
Churchill Warns U S Isolation Threatens Europe and Britain
At the Conservative conference in Blackpool Prime Minister Winston Churchill warned that U S withdrawal into isolation would doom Europe to Russian Communist domination and Britain's land to death and ruin. He noted isolationist talk exists in the United States but urged the nation not to abandon the path of duty. Churchill also referenced Labor leader Aneurin Bevan indirectly amid tensions over American policy and praised postwar Anglo American cooperation following a nine nation conference in London that shaped West Germany reforms.
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Eng
Winston Church
United States
Europe
Conservative Party
Americas
Aneurit Bevan
Churchill
Galt
Cine
Landon
West Germany
Nixon Arrives Sunday for 4 Day California Campaign
Vice President Richard Nixon arrives by plane Sunday morning for a four day tour in California to campaign for Republican congressional candidates. He will travel to Salinas San Luis Obispo Santa Barbara and other Northern California stops including the VFW Building. Buzz Brown of San Diego leads an event with Louise St. Caller for the occasion.
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Los Angeles
Richard Nixon
California
Travis Air Force Base
San Francisco
Wementa
Boe
Wyte
Salinas
San Luis
Shooting Stars Square Dance
VFW
Louise
Buzz Brown
San Diego
Mighty Hurricane Steers Clear of Land
A mighty hurricane with winds reported at 328 mph moves west-northwest in the central Caribbean. The storm, deemed very dangerous by the San Juan Puerto Rico Weather Bureau, posed an immediate threat to land but steered away.
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