Red Threat at Peak Presidential but No War Seen
Reporters in Denver watched Dr Paul Dudley White, the 69 year old Boston heart specialist, captivate a news conference on President Eisenhower after his coronary thrombosis. He suggested the president might be physically able to run again, but called such judgments unanswerable. White noted the breakfast menu included beef bacon and said further reflections on coronary thrombosis in the presidency may come later. Paris NATO briefing warned the Soviet threat remained high, but a war unlikely, stressing deterrence and Western solidarity amid reports of improved Soviet arms and air power.
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White
Paris
Soviet Union
NATO
John Whiteley
Britain
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Whiteley
Russia
U. S
France
Pierre Billotte
Morocco
North Africa
Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
F. R. Zorlu
Legion Leaders OK Ford Fund Criticism
The American Legion endorsed a critical report accusing the Fund for the Republic of left wing biases. The convention discussed UNESCO outreach while a regional committee weighed whether to back the UNESCO stance as neither communist nor atheistic.
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OK Ford Fund
Miami
UPI
American Legion
Legion
Fund For the Republic
Americanism and foreign _ relations committees
Unesco
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Ford Fundation
Foundation
Legion's Publications Commission
James F. O'Neil
New York
American Legion Magazine
Robert Maynard Hutchins
Mom
Hutchins
University of Chicago
American Heritage Council
Illinois
Illinois American Legion
Ray Murphy
Crash Oddity Tied to Same Street Name in Two Cities
Charles Fadus of 103 Holly St Waterbury and George Eystrich of 110 Holly St Bridgeport face town court summons a week after a motor vehicle collision Saturday. Despite identical street names the two men are not neighbors. Eystrich and Fadus operate in different towns and their collision involved Fadus’ bakery truck and Eystrich’s car.
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North Haven
Conn
Charles Fadus
Holly St
George Eystrich
Fadus
Waterbury
Eystrich
Bridgeport
Bokery
iCutters Buck Storm to Aid Tug and Barge
Two Coast Guard cutters search heavy seas off Oregon to assist a waterlogged tug Saltair and a 75 foot barge. Bonham fights winds near Coos Bay to escort Saltair to safety as Tanginn cut loose the barge near Tillamook and sailed to San Diego. The Tanginn is out of radio contact.
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Coast Guard
Oregon
Bonham
Coos Bay
Ore
Saltah
Tillamook
Yacons
Tanginn
San Diego
Churchill Says World Hinges on U S Britain Unity
Sir Winston Churchill warned at a Freedom House dinner that world safety rests on a strong united English speaking bloc and warned against drifting apart as the United States and Britain grow closer. He accepted the 1955 Freedom Award for services to freedom and urged unity to prevent catastrophe.
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U.S
Britain
New York
Winfries
Stow Churchill
Freedom House
America
British Commonwealth
House
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