Deep Concern From Soviet Chiefs Over Eisenhower Illness
A Western diplomat in Europe reports Soviet leaders express deep concern over President Eisenhower's illness. They plan a cautious approach to long term policy, hoping for Ike's return, and fear a leadership change could alter East West relations. Khrushchev Bulganin and Molotov are cited as viewing Ike as a trusted ally.
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London
Eisenhower
West
Kremlin
Moscow
United States
Richard Nixon
Europe
Bulganin
Khrushchev
Molotov
Stalin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Nikolai Bulganin
Nitsita Khrushchev
Communist Party
V. M. Molotov
Bisenowower
Geneva
Adenauer
Konrad Adenauer
Kremline
Harry Truman
Roosevelt
Ho Tine
Purse with $42,800 Lost Then Returned on U.S. 12
Detroit trucker Vearl Valentine found a brown purse containing 42800 in large bills on U.S. 12 two miles east of Ann Arbor. A woman driver around 40 claimed ownership after proving the amount and how it was wrapped, thanked him, and drove away in a big Olds car.
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Detroit
Vearl Valentine
Valentine
Son
U. S. 12
Ann Arbor
South America
Stocks Off After Early Ups Downs
New York markets slipped late after an up and down session with losses near $2.20 a share as profit taking followed Monday’s steep break. Rails led gains earlier while autos, steels, and copper aided a rally, with observers calling it a normal rebound after two days of decline and a regained portion of the lost value tied to Eisenhower’s illness news.
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New York
General Motors
Anaconda
U. S. Steel
Goolyear
Sears Roebuck
New York Stock Exchange
Eisenhower
Tragedy in North Sea Sinking Involves Elbe Trawler
Fifteen sailors are missing after the German trawler Elbe sank 80 miles northwest of Texel following a collision with the Norwegian tanker Hayprins. The Hayprins reports two Elbe crewmen rescued. the tanker itself sustained no damage.
Eisenhower to Initial Two White House Papers Soon
President Eisenhower will initial two official documents within the next day or two while Sherman Adams flies from Washington to Denver to oversee the temporary White House. Hagerty stressed the president progresses satisfactorily and aims to keep operations normal as Adams handles personnel shifts and routine paperwork.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Sherman Adamis
Washington
White House
James C. Hagerty
Adams
Hagerty
State Department
Foreign Service
Doctor White Supports Ike’s Early Care and Transport
Boston heart specialist Dr Paul White endorsed the President’s early care after Ike’s heart attack. He defended the delayed ECG timing, noted ECGs are more useful hours after onset, and supported the decision to have the President walk to the car rather than use a stretcher with stairs.
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Bostow
Paul DB
White
Boston
Eisenhower
Snyder
Howard M. Snyder
World Series Box Score and Cyprus Demonstration Report
The Brooklyn box score in the second 1935 World Series game is presented alongside Cyprus protests in Nicosia. West Germany East Germany credit disputes on prisoner releases are noted, with British troops dispersing youths at Metaxas Square, amid a general strike.
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Vankee Stadium
New York
Brooklyn
Gillam
East Spooner
Germany
Lubine
Presidium
East Bauer
McDougald
Noren
Berra
Svescsee
Cyprus
Howard
rs.Martin
Nicosia
Rizzuto
Tip Bas Jy E. Robinson
Dr. Coleman
Byrne
Metaxas Square
Rizzato
E. Robinson
Sth. Strations
Ord
Spooner
Th.ders
Uimimer
Rat Snider Bova
British Island
Canara A
Einer Arin
Meec
Collinss Iz
Atestan
U. N
Howard Martin Cereb
Dougald
Collis
Marin
Coleen
jO—ines
Dan Bessent
Lavine
Reg Loes
Bessent
Where to Find It List of Page References
A brief directory lists sections and page numbers for Beach Combing Bridge Classified Comics Crossword Editorial Financial Obituaries Radio and TV Shipping Table Sports Theaters Tides Temperatures Wilson Women Your World and more across Pages A23 C7 13 B11 B12 A24 27 C4 A2.
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Boyle
Wilson
Yankees Tie World Series With 4-2 Win Over Dodgers
Tommy Byrne limited Brooklyn to five hits in a superb 4-2 Yankee victory that evened the World Series at one game each. The Yankees erupted for a decisive fourth inning behind Berra’s single, Howard’s RBI knock, and timely singles. The series heads to Ebbetts Field Friday with Bob Turley opposing Johnny Forysthe in the pivotal third game.
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Hugh Fullerton JR
NEW York
New York Yankees
Billy Lees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Tommy Byrne
Byrne
Dodgers
Yanks
Brooklyn
Ebbets Field
Bob Turley
The
Johnny Forres
Yankee
Karl Spooner
Yankee Stadium
Oes
Yuri Berra
Joe Collins
Ivan Hero
Elston Howard
Berra
Billy Martin
Collins
Dodger
Jackie Rab
Don
Zimmerias Yankees
Zimmer
Soviet to Free German Prisoners in Moscow Decree
Moscow reports state the Soviet Union will release 9526 German war prisoners. A Presidium decree frees 8887 to fight elsewhere, while the remainder faces further disposition due to offenses against the Soviet people. Premier Bulganin and Chancellor Adenauer discussed moves toward diplomatic relations.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Moscow Press
Presidium
Supreme Soviet
Nikolai Bulganin
Konradi Adenauer
Night and morning fog but afternoon sun breaks through
Forecast calls for low clouds and fog overnight into morning with hazy sun in the afternoon. Expected minimal temperature change across the period.
Rubbish Contractor Testifies of Bribe In Board Case
Grand jury testimony alleges Andrew V. Hahn paid $10,000 in two installments to Turner and Legg, via a package Turner picked up, in return for five rubbish contracts. Legg denies meeting Hahn or soliciting money, claiming defamation. Hahn says Legg thanked him for the package in the Hall of Records elevator. Transcript filed by grand jury reporter August J. Gaebel.
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Herbert C. Legg
Board of Supervisors
Legg
Andrew V.f
Turner
Hohn
Grand Jury
August J. Gaebel
Hahn
Hall of Records
George ‘Turner
Bus Passengers Injured By Large Truck Collision
A tractor trailer ripped into the side of a Continental bus eight miles south of Bowling Green Ma. injuring five of the 13 passengers. State patrol said the bus halted for repairs when the truck swerved and struck the parked bus, causing the injuries.
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Bowling Gheen. Ma. UP
Here
Hwy. SL
Widow's Will Splits Million Among Kind Bellhops
Philadelphia report says a late widow, Anna M Haerer, will share her $1,000,268 estate equally with three hotel bellhops and a former patrolman if a will dated July 19 1946 stands. A prior April 1944 will left the bulk to charity, while guardianship petitions and past acts highlighted the trio's kindness during her lonely years.
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Philadelphia
Anna M. Haerer
F. J. Haerer
Bellevue Stratford
Hitler
Haerer
Haere
Cape May
N. J
Short
Jam ‘St. Miller
Anthonyly
D'Flia
Bell
Belle-drawn
William B. Dexter
Edward P.eran
Bellevue
Haever
Pennsylvania
Arrowhead Fire Spreads Unchecked Near Lake Arrowhead
Fire in the Lake Arrowhead region burned into its second day, consuming about 2400 acres as 500 firefighters battled the blaze three to five miles northeast of Arrowhead. Forest service said no resort homes were in immediate danger unless winds shift.
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Big Bear Lake
Shay Mountain
Lake Arrowhead
Forest Service
Auto Death Rate Tops 1955 Mark
The National Safety Council reports eight months of 1955 saw 23,470 traffic deaths, up 5 percent from last year through Sept. 1. August alone added 3,600 deaths, continuing a six month rise. Despite higher travel, mileage deaths were 5.8 per 100 million miles, the lowest seven month rate on record.
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Chicago
Sumner
National Safety Council
Lnwest
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