Stevenson Goes on Offense in Campaign Health Fight
Adlai E Stevenson attacked President Eisenhowers health issue while Sen Estes Kefauver criticized administration methods. The piece notes primary entries in California Wisconsin New Jersey and Maryland and details a conservative stop Ike effort by the group For America aiming to force a House election of a president.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Sen. Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Minnesota
New Hampshire
California
Wisconsin
Bogart Resting After Chest Surgery in Los Angeles
Actor Humphrey Bogart is resting at Good Samaritan Hospital after major chest surgery to remove a swelling from his esophagus. Dr Maynard Brandsman said the swelling was inflammatory and not cancerous.
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Los Angeles
Humphrey Bogart
Good Samaritan
Third Party Move Opens To Stop the WASHINGTON AP
A group called For America aims to qualify enough all American electors to throw the election into the House and back a conservative president. Brig. Gen. Bonner Fellers says Eisenhower is not a conservative, and H. Dan Smoot calls the plan not strictly about stopping Ike. Gen. Mark Clark suggests a third party to block Ike, while James Byrnes signals possible third party options over states rights as August conventions approach.
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Hirmn
Stirlings
For America
House of Representatives
White House
South Carolina
James F Byrnes
Byrnes
Chicago
Washington
Bonner Fellers
Eisenhower
H. Dan Smoot
Smoot
Dallas
Mark Clark
Charleston
D.C
Ike
Clark
South
James F. Byrnes
Columbia
Senate Inquirers Seek Data On Neff Testimony
Senate investigators plan a new public hearing to pursue further data about John M. Neff the Lexington Nebraska lawyer and Superior Oil lobbyist. The panel asks if Neff visited Des Moines to see Mrs. Goodwin and whether he offered a campaign contribution to Sen. Hickenlooper. Witnesses Wendell Edson and Mrs. Robert K. Goodwin are named for testimony.
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Washington F
Senate
John M. Neff
Iowa
Neff
Lexington, Neb
Superior Oil Co
California
Sen
Francis Case
R-Sd
George
D-Ga
Wendell Edson
Storm Lake
Robert K. Goodwin
Des Moines
Goodwin
Sen. Hickenlooper
al Iowa
Child Killed By Truck On Colerain Pike
Hamilton County police report an auto struck and killed 12 year old William J. Brogle of White Oak as he walked along Colerain Pike in Groesbeck last night.
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Cincinnati
William J. Brogle
White Oak
Colerain Pike
Groeseck
Hamilton County
Eastland confirmed as impartial Judiciary Committee chair
Senator Eastland, amid bitter protests from Morse and Lehman, was confirmed by voice vote as chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee. Critics dubbed him a symbol of racism while supporters praised his call for lawful, orderly approaches in opposing the Supreme Court ruling on school integration. Eastland will also retain the Internal Security subcommittee chairmanship to continue investigations of alleged Communist infiltration.
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Washington
Sen
Eastland
D-Mass
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Morse
Stennie
J-Miss
Senate Democratic Steering Committee
Americans For Democratic Action
National Assn. For
Colored People
Sen. Kilgore
D-W.va
Senate
Clarence Mitchell
NAACP
Senate of the
United States
Nre
Internal
Five Drifting In Whirlpool Are Rescued
U S survey ship Rehoboth rescued five adventurers from the Peruvian raft Cantata about 1 000 miles northwest of the Galapagos after their craft drifted in a Pacific whirlpool for days. The crew, from Peru Mexico Panama Costa Rica and the United States, appeared in good condition though weak and nearly out of food.
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Panama
Mexico
Peru
Costa Rica
United States
U.S. Hydrographic Survey
Rehoboth
Juan Francisco Arias
Galapagos Islands
U.S. Navy
U.S.S. Greenville Victory
Talara
Thor Heyerdahl
Eduardo Ingris
Andy Rost
Mirko Guerecky
Joaquin Guerrero
Ntalia Mazuelos
Officer Bound by Gunmen After Gas Station Robbery
A Chicago police patrolman was robbed and bound with tape by two well dressed gunmen at a Kedzie Avenue gasoline station. The crime followed a string of gas station robberies. The suspects fled with $179 including 18 from Officer Walter Binder of Albany Park Station, and seized the officer’s gun and watch. Three taxi drivers and the station attendant were also bound and robbed at the scene.
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Chicago
North Kedzie Ave
Walter Binder
Albany Park
Glubb Ouster May Touch Off Arab-Israeli War
London reports warn Jordan's dismissal of Lt Gen John Bagot Glubb could shift Middle East power away from the West and spark a new Arab Israel conflict. The Times calls it a studied affront and questions the future of British subsidy to the Arab Legion, while Gulf states offer possible grants to Jordan. Meetings in London and Amman are planned as Eden conference discussions continue.
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London
Jordan
John Bagot Glubb
Middle East
Crack
Arab Legion
Hussein
Times of London
Giubb Pasha
the Times
Amma
Britain
Washington
Glubb
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Syria
Ence
Eden
Amman
Vandals Run Omelet Mix At Indiana Market
Lawrenceburg Indiana news reports a store break in at Siebenthal grocery and meat market in Harrison. Intruders dumped eggs flour sugar and salt, dragged pork loins hams and bacon through the mess, and added four dozen chickens to the mixture. State police called it the worst mess they had seen.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Siebenthal
Harrison
United States France Buck-Passing Over Jet Sale to Israel
Washington reports a buck passing maneuver over France’s offer to sell 12 Mystere jets to Israel. Officials say the United States has not approved the sale while France hints Washington should take responsibility, tying to NATO delivery policies and the 1950 Western powers arms pact.
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Washington
United States
France
Israel
State Department
Herbert Hoover Jr
Maurice Couve de Murville
Roger Makins
United Stakes
Middle East
Arab States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U. S
Paris
NATO
General estimates 700000 Communist troops in Korea
General I. D. White states about 700000 Communist soldiers remain in Korea after 550000 were withdrawn to Manchuria. He notes UN ground troops total about 650000 with 45000 Americans and 600000 South Koreans, while Chinese forces hold the central front and could move back into Korea.
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Tokyo
I. D. White
White
United Nations
Korea
Yalu River
Adonis Disappears in Italian Move From Naples
Avellino Italy racketeer Joe Adonis who preferred exile in Italy to jail in the United States is on the move again A Naples newspaper reported that Adonis had disappeared But police said he had only moved from an aunt s home near Naples to the town of Lucia near Leghorn
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Avellino
Italy
Joe Adonis
United States
Naples
Adonis
Lucia
Leghorn
Autherine Lucy Plans Renewal of Entrance Fight
Miss Autherine Lucy says she will return to the South within a week to renew her bid to enter the all white University of Alabama. She asserts no reason to abandon her aim despite past expulsions and court actions.
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New York
Autherine Lucy
South
All White
University of Alabama
Supreme Court of the United
Birmingham
Ala
Lucey
National Assn. For
Advancement of
Colored People
Miss Lucy
Hobart Grooms
NAACP
Thurgood Marshall
Board of Trustees
Alabama
Broker Values Wife's Love At 22 Million
Salt Lake City report says Tristram B. Johnson, a Princeton broker, sues Roswell Miller III for alienation of affections of his ex wife Helen Harris Johnson Miller. The claim seeks trial in Third District Court with a possible September scheduled date.
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Salt Lake City
Wall Street
Andrew Carnegie
Tristram B. Johnson
Princeton
N. J
Roswell Miller
Miller
Margaret Carnegie
Johnson
Helen Harris Johnson
Third District Court
Twin Falls
Idaho
Wreckage Sighted From US Globemaster Crash Off Iceland
A US Air Force Globemaster with 19 aboard crashed in the North Atlantic near Iceland after engine failure. A weather ship reported finding wreckage and an oxygen bottle shows fire damage. Survivors' status unknown as search continued.
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London
US Air Force
North Atlantic
Iceland
Air Force
Keflavik
New York
Alpha
U. S
Atlantic
Goose Bay
Labrador
Prestwick
Scotland
Lucy Named In Suit For 1 Million
Four construction workers and a truck driver sue the NAACP and three attorneys for one million dollars each in Jefferson County Alabama court. The suits stem from claims in a federal contempt proceeding tied to Miss Lucy's University of Alabama admission and mob allegations.
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Birmingham
Ala
University of Alabama
National Assn. For
The
Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Poilce Ann Hudson
Autherine J. Lucy
Miss Lucy
Lucy
Earl
Ed Watts
Kenneth L. Thompson
Tuscaloosa
R. E. Chambliss
Jefferson County
Alabama
U. S. Supreme Court
Marshall
Actress Gets Monthly Support Pending Trial
Former actress Molly O Day aged 40 is awarded 1003 dollars monthly support pending trial of her separate maintenance suit against husband James M Kenaston an oil developer aged 40. Superior Court also orders Kenaston to pay attorney fees 1750 dollars and 250 dollars court costs.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Molly O'Day
James M. Kenaston
Kenaston
Superior Court
Paris Designers Plan TV Showing For NBC Today
Five Paris dress designers fly into New York to unveil their spring fashions in a televised showing on NBC TV Today next Thursday.
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New York
Paris
Nbc-Tv
Eisenhower to Press Reds on Arms Cuts Offers
President Eisenhower is expected to tell Russia that steps toward disarmament would ease tensions more than a mutual friendship treaty. The note, drafted with Secretary Dulles, responds to Bulganin's renewed treaty proposal and will be sent within days. Eisenhower had rejected the first proposal, saying it would restate U.N. Charter aims. Bulganin renewed his offer and asked for suggested provisions. No formal reply had been sent yet.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
Bulganin
Eisenower
Dulles
Far East
Bank Bandits Kidnap Woman in $188000 Drive-In Heist
FBI and East Coast police chase clues after two gunmen robbed a County Trust Co. drive-in in Port Chester New York, kidnapping teller Mary Kostolos and using her key to enter the bank. One bandit remained outside, likely guiding the getaway by car. The men, described as looking like a construction worker, questioned the hostage for bank layout details.
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Port Chester
N.Y
FBI
East
The
County Trust Co
Mary Kostolos
Fred Ponty
Wey
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William F. Knowland
Knowland
Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland
Annapolis
Fellers
House
S.C
For America Cochairman
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