Eisenhower Showing Satisfactory Progress In Denver Bullets
President Eisenhower continues to progress satisfactorily without complications at Fitzsimons Army Hospital. He spent a large part of the morning outside the oxygen tent, slept well, and his temperature blood pressure and pulse remained normal and stable. Boston heart specialist Dr Paul Dudley White offered a favorable assessment after consulting by telephone.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Fitzsimons
Army Hospital
White House
James C. Hagerty
Bryan E. Polfourk
Awice
Paul Dudley White
Boston
White
Fitz~simons Army Hospital
George M. Powell
Hayward M. Snyder
Eisenhower Aides Meet to Plan Smooth Government
Washington AP reports five top Eisenhower aides met at Treasury to discuss keeping government running smoothly during the president’s heart attack recovery. Participants included Vice President Nixon Attorney General Brownell Sherman Adams and Deputy AG William Rogers. Discussions covered budget preparations for fiscal 1957 and who may handle presidential powers.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Presient
Nixon
Brownell
Sherman Adams
White House
William P. Rogers
Capitol
Rae Eee
Rowland
Hughes
Leonard Hall
Republican National Committee
Treasury
Spain
Thief Strikes Out Two Old Series Fans
New York Yankees and Brooklyn Dodgers opening game at Wanlee Stadium faced pregame trouble as a thief stole belongings of two longtime bleacher fans, Ralph J. Belcore and Charles Kierst, who had waited in line for game tickets and a spot in the first game. A third fan, Noel Sherman, joined the line later, while Kierst offered to recover his bag for a price.
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New York
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Wanlee Stadium
Ralph J. Belcore
Chicago
Charles Kierst
Auburn
Belcore
Stadium
Kierst
al Yankee
Noel Sherman
Flushing
Dodgers
Wife Tells of Plot to Stay Mate
In West New York New Jersey, Mrs. Mortel the 35 year old wife of embroidery manufacturer Michael Mortel admitted taking part in a shortive murder plot against her husband. She and two accomplices Albert Devar ti and Alexander Rafalko planned to assault and kill him and dump him in a bathtub. Mortel was beaten and is hospitalized after the attack. The wife said she helped plot the attack due to neglect of married life while Mortel’s business valued at over 100000 and a will naming her as chief beneficiary was recently executed.
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New York
N. J
Michael
Mortel
Taik
Rob
Albert Devarti
Alexander Rafalko
St. Mary's Hospital
Hoboken
Refalko
Union City
Devarti
Martel
Nationalist planes set Red freighter afire off South China coast
Nationalist planes attacked a Chinese Red freighter off the South China coast today. The Air Force said direct hits were scored after the freighter opened antiaircraft fire, with the vessel billowing dense smoke as it moved northward.
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Swatow
South China
Trains Collide Head-on injuring four at crossing
Two Chesapeake and Ohio freight trains collided head on near the intersection of two tracks in Bremo Bluie. An engineer suffered severe injuries including loss of legs and an arm. At least three other crew members were hurt. The eastbound coal train and the westbound Buckingham Branch train were involved. The engineer listed as T. S. Moore sustained critical injuries.
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Bremo Bluie
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
C&o
Aj Maded
Buckingham
T. 5
Moore
Stocks Stage Comeback as Dow Rebounds on Bargain Rush
Stocks rallied from Monday losses as key names climbed and fears eased after a $13 billion wipeout on the New York Stock Exchange. General Motors rose $5, Bethlehem Steel and Union Carbide gained, while trading lagged briefly amid heavy volume and a 19 minute delay on the tape.
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New ‘York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Motors
General Motors
Standard Oil
Bethlehem Steel
Union Carbide
Eisenhower
London
Chicago
Montreal
Toronto
Paris
Milan
Syria Powder Blast Kills Nine at Aleppo Store
A blast at an Aleppo powder store kills nine and wounds about 30. The blast demolished the shop and damaged five nearby houses. Investigators probe whether quarrying explosives caused the accident.
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Syria
Damascus
UPA
Aleppo
Two-alarm Well Blast and Fire in East Long Beach
A two-alarm oil well explosion and fire near Ran som Street and Termino Avenue in East Long Beach drew residents from nearby Community No. 1 and Webb No. 1. Fire officials said a cable break let gas escape and ignite, with two other wells threatened. No injuries reported. the blaze prompted a second alarm at 3:46 a.m. Responding units included Engines 4, 5, 10, 17, 18, Truck 2 and Ambulance 2 under Acting Asst. Chief Harald Maas and Acting Battalion Chief H. S. Shepard, with Fire Chief Frank S. Sandeman arriving after the second alarm.
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Ransom St
Termino Ave
East Long Beach
F. B. Bartee Oil Co
Harald 3 Maas
HS. H. Shepard
Frank S. Sandeman
Weather: light sun after cloudy night and morning
A lazy sunshine returns after a night of low clouds with little temperature change. The pattern suggests calm, mild conditions across the day as high and low temperatures stay near recent readings.
British U S to Halt Arms Rush in Middle East
A joint U S Britain statement urged no race to arm the Middle East and called on Russia and other nations to avoid arming competition. Spokesmen said Britain and the United States have long coordinated views aiming to support internal security and deter an arms race while urging other governments to follow these principles.
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York
United States
Britain
Middle East
Russia
U.S
John Foster Dowles
Harold MacMillan
Egypt
Washington
France
United
Young
Middle Son
Middle
Aste
George Young
British Foreign Office
Henry Suydam
U. S. State Department
Science Scoring Dramatic Victories Against Heart Attacks
A dated feature notes advances in heart attack survival, new drugs, heart surgery, and heart-lung machines. It explains the heart's physiology, its resting periods, and the coronary arteries' role in attacks, citing Eisenhower's case as context.
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Science
U.S
New York
UPI
Eisenhower
Red Chieftain Wishes Khrushchev Recovery Message to Eisenhower
Soviet Premier Bulganin and Khrushchev sent greetings as President Eisenhower fought a coronary thrombosis. Officials disclosed many foreign messages including Attlee, Chiang Kai shek, Syngman Rhee, and others wishing the President a speedy recovery.
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Denver
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Ihe
Nikolai Bulganin
Klementi.Voroshilov
U.S
Where to Find It Beach Combing and More
The notice lists sections and page locations across the paper including Beach Combing on B-1, Boyle on A-11, Bridge on A-11, Classifieds B-8 to B-13, Comics B-6, Crossword A-11, Editorial A-10, Financial B-3, Obituaries B-2, Radio and TV B-7, Shipping Table B-2, Sports A-13 to A-15, Theaters A-8, Tides Temperatures B-2, Wilson A-11, Women Bii and 5, Your World 4-2.
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Boyle
Wilson
Six Die in Freeway Crash Across Los Angeles
Six people including a Duarte family of four were killed when a San Bernardino Freeway sedan leaped the center barrier and hit oncoming traffic. Victor L. de Casaus 32 of Santa Fe and LA was booked on six counts of manslaughter. An adjacent family of four from Van Nuys survived with internal injuries.
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San Bernardino
Eastern Ave
Los Angeles
Upi
California Highway Patrol
CHP
Victor L. de Casaus
Santa
David B. Hearn
van Nuys
Spackler
Golden
Vincent Weiner
de Casaus
Weiner
General Hospital
Farmer Shoots Self While Swatting Fly on Porch
Herbert Dillon, 40, of Salem New York, grabbed a .62 caliber revolver to swat a buzzing fly after a day in the fields. The gun fired, wounding him in the left thigh. He was reported in good condition at home. the fly was uninjured.
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Salem
UPI
Herbert Dillon
Dillon
New York
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