Godfrey helicopter landing blocked at New York terminal
New west side Manhattan terminal opening ceremonies were canceled after city officials refused permission for TV star Arthur Godfrey to land by helicopter on the roof. A terminal spokesman cited safety concerns near the busy West Side highway and ongoing helicopter restrictions. Godfrey faces a separate accusation of dangerous flying near Aurora, which he denies, while officials say the decision was made before that incident. The terminal, 21 minutes by bus from Newark airport, was to hold ceremonies on a pier adjoining the building.
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Godfrey
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Civil Aeronautics Administration
Aurora
Marine and Aviation
Vincent A G. O'Connor
Newark
Governor Leader Attacks Eisenhower as Millionaires Party Builder
Los Angeles a Democratic fund raising banquet featured Governor George M. Leader of Pennsylvania denouncing President Eisenhower as building a “millionaires’ party.” He urged Democrats to scrutinize Eisenhower’s record, faulting farm policy, security policy, and the administration’s handling of taxes and the economy. Leader warned that if Eisenhower runs in 1956 the Democrats will need sharp weapons in a political fight.
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George M
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Paul Butter
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Smillionaire
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United States
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Truman
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Denver
Gettysburg
Burning Tree Country Club
Adams County
California
Arizona
Nevada
San Francisco
National Committees
Paul_ Butler
Leader
Formosa Aid Boosted in U K Premier Statement
U K Premier Yui told Taiwan’s legislative Yuan that United States aid to Nationalist China had increased. The remark came in a report to the parliament.
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U. K
Yui
United States
China
Legislative Yuan
Nixon Opening GOP Vote Drive Saturday
Vice President Nixon launches the 1956 campaign with stops in Indiana and Missouri, attacking Democratic critics of farm price supports. He plans a GDP- at dinner in Indianapolis and a Columbus statue dedication in Ohio, with a Florida stop after Miami.
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Ohio
Miami
Hisenhower
Florida
Tampa
International Fire Chiefs Assn
Omaha
Neb
Republican Finance
San Francisco
Investment Bankers Assn
New York
Finn Twins to Be Heard by Senators
Charles and George Finn will testify before the Senate Subcommittee on Constitutional Rights on October 13 and 14. They claim their constitutional rights were violated by their conviction and prison sentence for their citizens’ arrest of U S Atty Laughlin Waters. The brothers sought title to a war surplus plane seized after a district purchase, aiming to operate a commercial air service. They planned to travel to Washington to meet committee members and had an appearance arranged by Senator Langer. They were later released on parole from federal prison in Springfield, Missouri.
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Finn Twins
Charles
George
Senate
U. S
Washington
Stb- Committee
Sen. Langer
R-Nd
Springfield
Navy Learns Unloading Lesson From Eskimos
In Barrow Alaska Navy ships faced grounded ice blocking cargo landings. Eskimos blasted channels through the ice to move winter supplies to shore. Navy observers adopted the method, creating new channels to unload materials for the distant early warning line project.
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Alaska
Navy
North America
Pt. Barrow
North Star
Barrow
Rich Ore Strike Near Baggs Reported by Firms
Rawlins Wyoming reports a discovery five miles west of Baggs of a commercial selenium deposit with a multi million dollar uranium strike. The find involves St Michael's College Foundation Santa Fe New Mexico and Shawano Development Corp New York City.
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Wyo
St. Michael’s College Foundation, Inc
Santa Fe
N.M
Shawano Development Corp
New York City
Baggs
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